Woud Collar Sectional 6 Nevotex Barnum 24

The Woud Collar Sectional 6 takes everything you want from a big sectional - serious lounging space, room for everyone, that sink-in comfort - and wraps it in this unexpected design where the back cushions are deliberately askew and the whole thing feels more like a giant, sophisticated hug than formal furniture. Designer Meike Harde came at this from her textile background, using traditional tailoring techniques to create these voluminous curves that somehow look both structured and completely relaxed at the same time. The "collar" concept makes perfect sense once you settle into it - that continuous back cushion literally embraces you, and the soft memory foam responds to how you actually sit rather than forcing you into some predetermined position. The low proportions mean you can stretch out properly, and the wide seat depth gives you room to curl up or spread out depending on your mood.

What's particularly smart about the sectional 6 configuration is how it creates this perfect corner setup that anchors a room without dominating it - the 139-inch width and 113-inch depth give you serious real estate for hosting or family movie nights, while the 29-inch height keeps sight lines open across the space. The delta-shaped sides support those wide-angled cushions in a way that looks effortless but actually provides excellent structural support for long-term use. The slim black metal legs keep the visual weight low despite the substantial size, and the FSC certification means the internal framework comes from responsibly managed forests. Available in Barnum 24 fabric from Nevotex and other carefully selected upholstery options, each choice complements the architectural lines while maintaining that inviting, lived-in quality that makes you want to actually use the furniture instead of just looking at it.

Woud continues pushing beyond traditional Scandinavian minimalism into territory where comfort and sustainability matter as much as aesthetics. Their collaboration with German designer Meike Harde reflects this evolution - combining her expertise in textiles and construction with their commitment to creating furniture that enhances how people actually gather and relax in their homes. The brand understands that the best sectionals become the natural center of family life, which is why they focus on details like responsibly sourced materials, memory foam that maintains its support over time, and modular configurations that can adapt to different spaces and needs without compromising the essential comfort that makes people choose sectionals in the first place.