Rubber Beds and Bed Frames

Space Age daybed in white fibreglass by French designer Marc Held for Prisunic France 1970 This is a first edition model with a smooth inner surface without the ribs of the same mode...

Queen-size platform bed by celebrated Montreal firm, Rougier, features a head board, flanked by slide in nightstands with drawers. The bed is finished in a rich ivory lacquer. The pl...

A minimalist Space Age daybed in white fibreglass by French designer Marc Held for Prisunic France 1970 This is a first edition model with a smooth inner surface without the ribs ...

Killer postmodern 80s designer platform bed and nightstands designed by Roger Rougier! The Lacquered white pieces have a great space age style featuring ...

Wonderful Ligne Roset Parallele Postmodern European King size (77 x 63 x 6) platform bed attributed to Peter Maly. Comprised of ashwood veneer frame and gray anodized plate aluminum spacers; webbed platform slats; 5-inch rubber casters; and a removeable two-piece headboard in a deep navy blue gaberdine like corded fabric. Beautiful vintage condition. There are a few minor scratches as you would expect with use. Please see photos, circa late 20th century. Note: We don’t normally include a mattress when we sell beds, but this mattress was made specifically for this bed by Ligne Roset. The exact dimensions of the mattress are 77 x 63 x 6 with a zip on cover. According to our research it classifies as a European King. Is there anything better than a good night’s sleep. Especially if you are sleeping on a bed as prestigious as this Ligne Roset Parallele platform bed which is attributed to Peter Maly. Well known for their elite collections, Ligne Roset has a reputation for quality, comfort, and unmatchable style. This Postmodern Italian piece is comprised of a beautiful ashwood veneer frame that holds webbed platform slats which alleviates the need for box springs. The mattress is included and sets right on the slats. The headboard is in two separate pieces and upholstered in a gaberdine like corded fabric which is removeable if you only wish to use the platform. Its name, I’m fairly certain, is derived from the fact that the frame is comprised of two sets of horizontal parallel slabs that seem to float off the floor unsupported. Those horizontal pieces are in fact connected to vertical slabs that connect to the 5-inch rubber casters. The corners of the wood base have gray anodized plate aluminum spacers for an unexpected and attractive detail. Awesome. Just what you need for sweet dreams and stylish slumber! Ligne Roset is a French modern furniture...