Lacquered Bed & Nightstands Set

Double bed, lacquered wood, Europe, 1920s. Stunning Art Deco double bed in vibrant red and black lacquered wood. This one of a kind piece of furnitur...

Benatti, 'Boomerang' queen bed, wood, lacquered wood, leather, Italy, design 1972 Rare and monumental Italian double bed made in the 1970s. This 'Boomerang' bed made by manufacturer...

Single bed h108 x204 x 109 With nightstand h59 x61 x37 Blonde mahogany wood tips, nightstand top in lagoon green glass. Packaging with bubble wrap and cardboard boxes is included. If...

Fine Italian midcentury bed room set with a pair bed frame, a pair of nightstands and an elegant dressing with a glass top. Excellent vintage condition....

This piece introduces a bold addition to the collection, with the SOFT SPHERE bed staying true to the conceptual palette of the SOFT series. Resting on the ...

This piece is designed and hand-crafted by yours truly in Long Beach. The bed pictured is built from walnut, but I can use other woods upon request. The design is my own, inspired by the Scandinavian furniture of the 50's (Danish/Mid Century Modern). All joinery is mortise and tenon, which means it's strong and built to last forever. The price listed here is for a queen bed (frame alone is 65" by 85"). We can make this a king or full as well. The bottom of the bed is 8 1/2 inches off the ground, and the top of the headboard is about 39 inches off the ground, and there's about 13 inches from the top of the slats to the bottom of the headboard* (see note below). The mattress rests on slats, and I can put a thin sheet of plywood over the slats to give a uniform, platform-like surface upon request (some folks prefer just the slats- depends on your mattress). It has four drawers underneath, two that slide out on each side (in the picture there are only two long drawers that slide out to either side of the bed, I have since switched to four drawers). Each drawer is approximately 6 inches tall, 29 inches wide, and 27 inches deep** My design approach on the drawers is to keep them recessed behind the edge of the bed, and to have them floating off the ground, so that visually the bed does not feel bulky like most storage beds...