La Nordica Rosa Series

Classic wood cookstove styling in multiple formats – the La Nordica Rosa family gives customers a traditional wood cookstove look with real cooking ability and meaningful heat output, but in a few different finishes and sizes. The Rosa and Rosa Ceramic share the same overall core format, while the Rosa XXL steps up to a larger body and a much bigger oven for buyers who want more cooking capacity.
Built to cook as well as heat – across the lineup, the Rosa family combines a cast-iron cooking surface, a real wood firebox, and an enamelled oven, making these cookstoves a strong fit for customers who want more than just a heater. The standard Rosa models use a 40.6 L oven, while the Rosa XXL jumps to a much larger 78.4 L oven.
Choose the version that fits the look and capacity you want – the Rosa gives you the clean classic version, the Rosa Ceramic adds tiled ceramic cladding for a more decorative finish, and the Rosa XXL brings a bigger oven and larger overall footprint for customers who want more cooking room and a little more stove presence.

Starting at $4399.99

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The La Nordica Rosa family is built for homeowners who want the charm and practicality of a true wood cookstove without jumping all the way into a much larger range-style cooker. This is a lineup that blends everyday heating with real cooking function — not just a decorative oven door and a nostalgic look. The Rosa models are designed for customers who want to cook on the cast-iron top, bake in a real enamelled oven, and still enjoy the warmth and atmosphere of a wood fire in the kitchen or living space.

What makes this family work well is the clear separation between finish and size choices. The Rosa and Rosa Ceramic sit in the same size class, both using a firebox around 10.6″ W x 11.9″ H x 14.6″ D and an oven around 13.0″ W x 11.8″ H x 16.1″ D, which works out to roughly 1.1 cu. ft. of firebox space and 1.4 cu. ft. of oven space. The difference is largely in the exterior finish and presentation, with the Ceramic version adding tiled cladding and a more decorative, classic cookstove feel. The Rosa XXL moves into a more serious cooking format, with a larger 11.7″ W x 12.0″ H x 18.1″ D firebox and a much bigger 17.2″ W x 16.5″ H x 16.9″ D oven, giving it about 1.5 cu. ft. of firebox space and 2.8 cu. ft. of oven capacity.

Another major strength is how practical the Rosa lineup is for real-world use. The standard Rosa models are listed with up to 8.1–8.4 kW nominal thermal power, maximum log length of 11.8″, and efficiency in the 86% to 88% range depending on the exact model. The Rosa XXL increases nominal thermal power to 8.5 kW and steps up the baking space significantly, making it the better fit for customers who want more oven room and a little more stove presence.

For homeowners who want a traditional wood cookstove with real baking ability, cast-iron cooking surfaces, and options that range from decorative ceramic finishes to a larger-capacity XXL format, the La Nordica Rosa family lands in a very strong spot. It keeps the category clean and easy to understand: same overall cookstove idea, different finishes and different levels of cooking capacity.

Technical Specifications

Appliance Type: Wood-burning cookstove family.
Available Models / Configurations: Rosa, Rosa Ceramic, and Rosa XXL.
Firebox Size: Rosa / Rosa Ceramic: approx. 10.6″ x 11.9″ x 14.6″ (about 1.1 cu. ft.);
Firebox Size: Rosa XXL: approx. 11.7″ x 12.0″ x 18.1″ (about 1.5 cu. ft.).
Oven Size: Rosa / Rosa Ceramic: approx. 13.0″ x 11.8″ x 16.1″ (about 1.4 cu. ft.);
Oven Size: Rosa XXL: approx. 17.2″ x 16.5″ x 16.9″ (about 2.8 cu. ft.).
Maximum Log Length: 12″ on all three.
BTU Output: Rosa: 27,638 BTU/h; Rosa Ceramic: 28,662 BTU/h; Rosa XXL: 29,003 BTU/h.
Efficiency: Rosa / Rosa Ceramic: 86% to 88%; Rosa XXL: 86% to 89%.
Flue Size: 6“.