Woud Collar Sectional 3 - Nevotex Barnum 24

The Woud Collar Sectional 3 takes designer Meike Harde's signature voluptuous curves and scales them up into a modular system that transforms how you think about sectional seating. Instead of the typical boxy sectional configuration, this uses askew-arranged back cushions and delta-shaped side supports that cradle you at the perfect wide angle for serious lounging. The continuous back cushion works like an actual collar - hence the name - wrapping around and creating this enveloping feeling when you sink into the carefully selected memory foam. What's particularly smart about the design is how the low backrest doesn't block sightlines across the room, but still provides enough support for extended conversations or movie marathons.

The FSC-certified plywood construction with metal reinforcement means this sectional will hold up to years of daily family use, while the modular design lets you reconfigure things as your space or needs change. The black painted metal legs keep the visual weight low despite the generous proportions, and the metal sectional snaps make rearranging surprisingly straightforward. Made to order in Lithuania, you can choose from Woud's extensive fabric selection - everything from recycled polyester options like Gabriel's Cyber 1101 to more luxurious upholstery groups. The 40cm seat height and 66cm seat depth create that perfect lounge-friendly geometry where you can curl up comfortably or stretch out completely.

Woud's collaboration with Cologne-based designer Meike Harde reflects their commitment to working with designers who understand both textiles and construction at a technical level. Harde's background in multidisciplinary design shows in how the Collar series rethinks traditional sofa applications while maintaining the structural integrity needed for modular furniture. The brand continues to push Nordic design principles forward through innovative form and function choices, creating pieces that enhance contemporary living through genuine comfort rather than just following aesthetic trends.