Used Bedding

Created as a part of the Bedding Brevetti collection, this armchair redefines conventional seating with its unconventional form and .

It comes with the original Bedding Brevetti Tappeto Volante catalog.

It was designed by Ettore Sottsass Jr in 1974 and produced by the Italian company Bedding Brevetti in Casalguidi during the 1970s.

Ettore Sottsass designed this sofa after having known the Indian culture. A crucial journey in his formation is that of 1961 in India, undertaken with Fernanda Pivano. On this journe...

Particularly exceptional is the richly detailed bedding ensemble, which transforms the piece into a highly decorative object.

A postmodern lounge chair “Tappeto Volante (Flying Carpet)” designed by Ettore Sottsass for Bedding Brevetti, Italy 1972. Original label adhered to side.

Offered with C&C Milano bedding, this exceptional bed combines colonial craftsmanship with refined details, making it a rare and collectible piece suitable for display or use.

This piece, titled "Standing by the Rags", features a nude woman in an almost angel like pose (the bedding material make up her wings). It displays the textures and subtle colors c...

This early 20th century British Colonial ebonized cabinet offers endless storage potential for your linens/bedding, toys and crafts, or perhaps as a pantry or small appliance storage...

The headboard and footboard are expertly upholstered in a neutral, tufted linen that provides a soft, high-contrast backdrop for luxurious bedding. Measuring 82 inches wide by 83 inc...

Originally used as utilitarian household fabric — likely for clothing, bedding, or daily domestic use — this piece bears the quiet traces of a long life: fading indigo, worn surfaces...

Originally used by Turkmen nomads for storing household items or bedding, chuvals like this one reflect the deep tribal heritage of the Tekke people.

One of a kind American Braid throw size rug from the late 20th century with a borderless confetti pattern Measures: 2'2'' x 3'3'' American Braided rugs provided a way for peopl...

Repurposed from a mafrash, which is a woven bag used to store the bedding material inside the tent, it displays the mastery of two type of flat weave techniques.

Kilims like this were used for wrapping bedding, protecting from dust, or adorning camel saddles and tent interiors.

Originating from Sweden, where Rya rugs transitioned from functional bedding to prized wall hangings and floor art, this rug serves as a striking focal point.

Camphor chests were also used to store blankets, bedding, clothing and papers. Origin: Asia Period: ca. 1890 Dimensions: W. 96cm x D.52cm x H. 48cm

Add a real show stopper to your interior with this extremely Spanish chest or coffer, which can be used for blankets, bedding or other storage or display purposes. This striking piec...

The intricate fan-shaped rattan spokes are meticulously hand-bound to a sturdy frame, creating a rhythmic and airy silhouette that provides a textured backdrop for your bedding. Its ...

Mattress area is 32.5" in width and 76" in depth to allow space for bedding. Underneath clearance is 7.5" and floor to top of bedrail is 10.5".

The upholstery is clean and presents a polished, neutral look that coordinates effortlessly with various bedding styles. Whether integrated into a maximalist Boho Chic space or a cla...

The conversion allows it to be enjoyed with modern bedding while preserving the original proportions, carvings, and presence of the 19th century frame.

Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadic tents. Gabbeh rugs are distinguished by their deceptively simple patterns...

Originally used as practical household cloth for clothing, bedding, or everyday chores, this boro bears the quiet marks of its long history.

Originally used as practical household fabric for clothing, bedding, or everyday chores, this boro fabric quietly bears the marks of many years.

Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadic tents. Gabbeh rugs are distinguished by their deceptively simple patterns...

Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadic tents. Gabbeh rugs are distinguished by their deceptively simple patterns...

Bags used for carrying the bedding are known as Soumak Mafrash. Soumak is a type of flat weave, somewhat resembling but more robust and thicker than kilim, with a smooth front face a...

Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadic tents. Gabbeh rugs are distinguished by their deceptively simple patterns...

Danish mangle board (clothing and bedding press) dated from ca. 1750-1800. Made of wood richly decorated with hand-carved geometric patterns and a horse as handle.

This type of chest was originally intended primarily to hold bedding, such as blankets or sheets, and was placed at the foot of the bed.

These kilims would have been woven to cover the bedding which would be moved to the edges of the tent during the day and make great contemporary floor coverings.

Women weavers knotted these rugs with a medium-high pile, intending them as bedding for inside their nomadic tents. Gabbeh rugs are distinguished by their deceptively simple patterns...

Danish mangle board (clothing and bedding press) dated 1823. Made of wood with hand-carved edge and horse as handle.

The thick construction reflects the practical origins of Tibetan khaden carpets, used as bedding and floor coverings intended to provide warmth in the cold high-altitude climate of t...

Antique Danish or Scandinavian mangle board (clothing and bedding press), dated 1792 it has survived more than 230 years and still it´s full of charm.

The pierced brass top is decorated with evenly spaced ventilation holes and centered with a raised geometric finial, allowing heat to circulate while warming bedding. #5030 The lon...

Unlike urban workshop carpets woven for formal display, Beni Ourain rugs were created primarily as bedding and floor coverings for use in the cold mountain climate of the Middle Atlas.

Turkmen weavings made for domestic use, these textiles severed village and nomadic communities as bedding, insulation, and floor coverings. The term “filikli” refers to the long loc...

This type of chest was originally intended primarily to store bedding, such as blankets or sheets, and was placed at the foot of the bed.

In completely honest, unrestored condition, this is an excellent early example of English country furniture, traditionally used for storing bedding, linens or valuables. Constructed ...

Once utilitarian, it can now serve as a vessel for bedding florals or stand alone as a sculptural object with enduring character.

Tiny kid size version of a Danish mangle board (clothing and bedding press) dated from ca. 1750-1800. Made of wood richly decorated with hand-carved geometric patterns and a horse ...

Why Interior Designers Love These ✔ Soft curved profile ideal for breaking up hard architectural lines ✔ Neutral finish that layers effortlessly into modern, transitional, Hollywood...

It does not include the bedding as pictured. A working key is included and the presentation is exceptional.

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These chests were often used for storage in homes, particularly for bedding and textiles, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal.

During the Edo period, kurumanagamochi were large boxes with wheels attached to the bottom for storing clothing, bedding, and other items. They were initially popular for everyday us...

In 2011, Cini Boeri received the Compasso d’Oro Lifetime Achievement award for her outstanding work and is being named a Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic. ...

The framework of the chest is made of Tuscan white pine, the interior has just been lined with a block printed canvas fabric in Bloomsbury's professional workshops, the interior of t...

Firstly, this wardrobe can take a huge amount of clothing including folded linens, the left section has as mentioned a very large built in Military Campaign chest of drawers, above y...

This would look great at the end of a bed and used for bedding storage or for toys in a playroom. France, circa 1850.

The lower section offers substantial storage with three large dove-tailed drawers, making it ideal for stowing your computer, office equipment, extra bedding, or clothes.  When close...

Made circa 1900 in the classical style The bedding must be custom made with a box spring of 59.61 x74.80 in. (190x126 cm) Good antique condition with marks of use.

Stunning in a guest room or vacation home, paired with antique quilts or block-print bedding. Ideal for designer projects seeking symmetry—use as matching twins or separate across ro...

Originally conceived in Sweden as both bedding and floor covering, ryas of this period became highly decorative statement pieces.

Long considered the gold standard in custom bedding by New York’s top interior designers, this piece features a high-quality hand-crafted frame and mattress upholstered in Peter Fasa...