Industrial Daybeds

Elegant Iron Daybed, American, circa 1930s. These were removed from a Vermont hunting camp and were probably unique examples created for the camp. Solid and sturdy with nice attentio...

An iconic Cleopatra daybed designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping in 1954, one of the most recognizable examples of Dutch post-war modernism. The daybed features its characteristic...

An antique Italian military campaign bed featuring a collapsible X-frame aluminum base and its original tightly woven stretched burlap sleeping surface. The original red-painted fini...

An iconic “Cleopatra” daybed designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping in the Netherlands in 1954, one of the most recognizable examples of Dutch post-war modernism. The daybed featur...

A spare and interesting folding cot having an architectural wrought iron structure and a thick natural hand stitched leather surface.

Handsome streamline modern, Mid-Century Modern, or Industrial style royal blue & vinyl or faux leather and chrome chaise or daybed with adjustable head or back rest. Wonderful condition keeping in mind that this is vintage & not new so there will be signs of wear & use. The beautiful original royal blue vinyl has some nicks, holes, & dings, specifically on the four corners, which have been repaired. One of the chrome legs has pitting that has been polished & touched up. And there is a small 1/4 “cut” in the main pad area which we felt was better left alone. Some may want to recover but repairs are minor & look great, so it is priced accordingly. Please see photos & zoom in for details. We attempt to portray imperfections. Circa mid-20th-late 20th century. Note: The vinyl has been treated with lexol and is ready to use. No dust cover as legs are easily removeable for transporting & storage. However, dust cover is an optional add if you prefer. We are “So Tangled Up in Blue….” Oh, wait…That’s a Bob Dylan song!! Well, anyway, How about this AWESOME royal blue chaise...

This 1930s Belgian industrial gym mat is a superb example of early 20th‑century athletic equipment, crafted in thick, natural cow leather that has developed a rich, expressive patina over nearly a century of use. Its warm brown surface, marked by creases, scuffs, and the subtle darkening that only time can produce, tells the story of an object built for endurance in an era when sports equipment was handmade, robust, and unapologetically functional. The mat’s construction reflects the industrial spirit of interwar Belgium, when factories and training halls relied on durable, honest materials. The leather is heavy‑gauge and densely stitched, designed to withstand repeated impact and constant handling. Its tactile surface, softened by decades of wear, retains the authenticity and character that collectors of vintage athletic and industrial design prize so highly. The integrated leather handle adds both practicality and charm, underscoring the mat’s original purpose while enhancing its sculptural presence today. In the 1930s, physical education was gaining cultural importance across Europe, and equipment like this mat played a central role in gymnasiums, military training centers, and sports clubs. These pieces were engineered to last, and few survive in such evocative condition. The mat stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of the period; utilitarian, straightforward, and built with materials meant to age beautifully. In contemporary interiors, this vintage gym...