“Opera” Chaise Longue in Leather and Solid Walnut – WEWOOD

The Opera chaise longue by WEWOOD, designed by Fabricio Ronca in 2026, originates from a reflection on the world of the performing arts and on the balance between beauty, discipline and emotion.

The name Opera is not merely an aesthetic reference, but summarizes the entire concept of the project: a seat in which form, proportion, rhythm and material are composed with the same attention that characterizes a performance on stage.

The result is a chaise longue with a strong sculptural identity, designed to offer comfort and visual presence through an elegant and contemporary language.

A Silhouette Built Around the Rhythm of Forms

The first defining feature of Opera is its sinuous and elongated silhouette.

The curves are not dictated solely by aesthetics, but are designed to interact with the body. Backrest, armrests and structure work together to create a welcoming and balanced position, naturally supporting posture during moments of relaxation.

The backrest is conceived to distribute weight harmoniously, while the armrests follow the geometry of the seat without restricting freedom of movement.

Each element is therefore part of a broader composition in which ergonomics and design are closely connected.

Leather and Solid Walnut

Opera is built around two main materials: leather and solid walnut.

The wood provides structure, warmth and solidity to the chaise longue, while the leather introduces a soft and refined surface that further enhances the shape of the seat.

The choice of materials recalls the craftsmanship behind a major theatrical production: sets, costumes and stage objects created with precision to build a convincing and immersive experience.

In Opera, this same attention is transferred to the world of furniture through authentic materials and meticulous craftsmanship.

Between Tradition and Contemporary Design

Opera does not belong to a single stylistic language.

Its sensitivity recalls the classical world and artisanal tradition, while its construction and clean forms place it firmly within contemporary design.

This dual nature allows the chaise longue to fit both sophisticated interiors with a traditional character and modern, minimalist living spaces.

Its presence is important but never excessive: Opera is designed for interiors where furniture can also take on expressive and cultural value.

A Seat Designed to Become the Focal Point

With a length of 189 cm, Opera offers a generous surface dedicated to relaxation.

It can be used in a living room, reading area, private study or high-end hospitality setting, easily becoming one of the central elements of the composition.

The combination of sculptural silhouette, natural materials and artisanal craftsmanship transforms Opera into more than a simple chaise longue: a seat capable of creating a relationship between function, material and stage presence.

Conceived according to the WEWOOD philosophy, Opera is designed to stand the test of time not only structurally, but aesthetically as well.

Features

• Brand: WEWOOD
• Model: Opera Chaise Longue
• Type: Chaise longue
• Designer: Fabricio Ronca
• Year: 2026
• Materials: Leather and solid walnut
• Structure: Solid walnut
• Upholstery: Leather
• Design: Sculptural, ergonomic and contemporary
• Inspiration: Performing arts and the world of opera
• Use: Indoor

Materials and Finishes

Opera is characterized by the combination of:

• Solid walnut
• Leather

The contrast between the natural warmth of the wood and the softness of the leather enhances the sinuous lines of the chaise longue and emphasizes the artisanal character of the design.

Natural variations in grain, tone and texture contribute to the uniqueness of each piece.

For information about all available finishes and leather options, please contact our customer service.

Dimensions

• Width: 62.5 cm
• Depth: 189 cm
• Height: 87 cm

Designer

Fabricio Ronca is a Brazilian architect and designer who grew up in Belo Horizonte, in the state of Minas Gerais.

From childhood, he developed a strong connection with drawing, painting and sculpture, approaching the world of the arts through the Faculdade de Belas Artes attended by his mother.

He graduated in Architecture and Urban Planning from the State University of Londrina in 2002 and has worked since 2003 in the fields of architecture, interior design, furniture design and product design.

His design research focuses on beauty, sustainability, balance between materials and emotional memory, elements that are also expressed in the Opera chaise longue.