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John-John Collection

John John Bed

Jean-Marie Massaud's John-John bed: two large headboard cushions in leather, on slim aluminium feet.

Dimensions

1830 × 970 × 2280 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — bed 183 x 228 cm, mattress 160 x 200 cm — published as W 183 × D 228 × H 97 cm

Year

2012

Materials
Solid beech and poplar headboard with MDF infillPolyurethane foam paddingGoose down and polyester wadding cushionsSolid tulipwood base sides and footboardCurved beech plywood slat kitBirch plywood central beamAluminium feet, Ruthenium finishPelle Frau® leather
Finishes
Ruthenium-finished aluminium feetBlack brushed steel adjustable feet under the central beamBack of headboard in matching leather or Poltrona Frau Jacquard fabric
Official page

Description

Overview

Jean-Marie Massaud designed the John-John bed, which the product sheet dates to 2012. Poltrona Frau describes it as the softness and design of the John-John sofa in a bed, with two large, comfortable headboard cushions that recall the sofa's backrest.

Bed with a headboard in a room with a fireplace, a floor lamp and a stack of books

Construction

The headboard is solid beech and poplar with MDF infill panels and polyurethane foam padding; the two cushions are filled with goose down and polyester wadding. The base sides and footboard are solid tulipwood (the page names poplar) on aluminium feet with a Ruthenium finish.

Specifications

  • Bed 183 x 228 cm (mattress 160 x 200 cm): W 183 cm, D 228 cm, H 97 cm
  • Leather ranges: ColorSphere® and Nest, both Pelle Frau®
  • Slat kit: rigid, or with adjustable lumbar support

Story

A sofa's softness in a bed

The page's concept text takes the John-John sofa as its starting point: the softness and design of the sofa carried into a bed with remarkable potential, with a relaxed and natural elegance. The sheet words the same idea as natural balance and confident elegance.

Folds worked by hand

Two large headboard cushions refer to the sofa's characteristic backrest and to the elegant movement of its surfaces. The page credits meticulous hand-processing for the delicate, subtle folds, which it says enhance the tactility of the leather.

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