The Dome sofa by WEWOOD, designed by Erno Dierckx in 2024, was conceived as a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic modular sofas of the 1970s, transforming their generous proportions and enveloping forms into a flexible system designed for contemporary living spaces.

The collection brings together two apparently opposing languages: on one side, the softness of the rounded upholstered volumes; on the other, the geometric precision of the solid wood base. The result is a system in which comfort and structure coexist in a highly recognizable visual balance.

Softness and Geometry

The upholstered section of Dome is characterized by generous forms, continuous curves and volumes designed to immediately convey a sense of comfort.

This softness is balanced by the underlying wooden structure, defined by more rigorous and architectural lines. The solid wood base is not merely a support for the seating elements, but becomes a true compositional feature that visually connects the different modules in the collection.

Even in more articulated configurations, this element makes it possible to maintain strong aesthetic continuity.

A Complete Modular System

Dome consists of three seating modules and three table modules, offering numerous configuration possibilities.

The seating modules include:

• 1 Seat
• Chaise Longue
• Ottoman

These are complemented by three table elements:

• Center Module
• Side Module
• Corner Module

The combination of seating and supporting surfaces makes it possible to create compact compositions or larger, more articulated systems, integrating side or central tables directly into the sofa.

Customizable Configurations

Modularity is one of the central elements of the design.

Dome can be configured to suit both smaller living rooms and large open-plan spaces, changing the number and arrangement of modules according to the available space.

It is possible to create:

• linear compositions;
• configurations with chaise longue;
• corner compositions;
• configurations with ottoman;
• compositions with central tables;
• compositions with side tables;
• configurations with table modules positioned directly between the seats.

The variety of configurations allows the system to evolve together with the needs of the space and the user.

Solid Wood Base as a Connecting Element

Wood plays a fundamental role in Dome’s aesthetic identity.

The lower structure visually runs through the collection and creates a common language between the seating and table modules, while also providing strength and continuity.

The workmanship and finishes are designed to highlight the natural beauty of the wood, while details such as carefully executed stitching and joints gradually reveal themselves upon closer inspection.

The combination of upholstered surfaces and wood creates a warm, refined contrast that makes Dome recognizable even in its most essential configurations.

From Compact Living Rooms to Large Open Spaces

The flexibility of the system allows Dome to be used in very different contexts.

In a compact living room, a few elements can be selected to create an essential composition; in a larger space, multiple modules can instead be combined to create a true articulated lounge system, integrating seating, chaise longues, ottomans and supporting surfaces.

Dome therefore interprets the sofa not as a static element, but as a modular living system, capable of changing configuration while always maintaining the same balance between softness, structure and material quality.

Features

• Brand: WEWOOD
• Model: Dome Sofa
• Type: Modular sofa
• Designer: Erno Dierckx
• Year: 2024
• Structure/base: Solid wood
• Seating: Rounded upholstered volumes
• Total modules: 6
• Seating modules: 1 Seat, Chaise Longue, Ottoman
• Table modules: Center Module, Side Module, Corner Module
• Configuration: Modular and customizable
• Inspiration: Modular sofas of the 1970s
• Design: Soft, geometric and contemporary
• Use: Indoor

Materials and Finishes

Dome combines:

• Solid wood base
• Upholstered elements
• Textile coverings
• stitching details and wood craftsmanship

The wooden base acts as the common thread throughout the collection, visually connecting the seating and table modules.

For information about all available wood species, upholstery options and finishes, please contact our customer service.

Configuration

The Dome collection allows different elements to be freely combined to create customized compositions.

Seating Modules

Dome 1 Seat

• Width: 96 cm
• Height: 76 cm
• Depth: 101 cm

Dome Chaise Longue

• Width: 96 cm
• Height: 76 cm
• Depth: 172 cm*

Dome Ottoman

• Width: 96 cm
• Height: 46 cm
• Depth: 101 cm

Table Modules

Dome Center Module

• Width: 80.5 cm
• Height: 28 cm
• Depth: 80.5 cm

Dome Side Module

• Width: 80.5 cm
• Height: 28 cm
• Depth: 25 cm

Dome Corner Module

• Width: 80.5 cm
• Height: 28 cm
• Depth: 80.5 cm

*In the provided source, the chaise longue depth is listed as D 172. Considering the scale of the other measurements, this figure should be verified against the official technical sheet before final publication. It has not been corrected automatically in order to avoid introducing an unconfirmed value.

Designer

Erno Dierckx is a Belgian product and furniture designer based in Barcelona.

His design research focuses on production processes, materials and construction systems, analyzing them as a starting point for identifying solutions that are both functional and aesthetically coherent.

His aim is to develop carefully designed products intended to retain their value over time.

Dome reflects this approach through the combination of modularity, solid wood construction and upholstered volumes, transforming the sofa into a system capable of evolving together with the space.