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Midnight Bed

Roberto Lazzeroni's 2012 upholstered bed with a forward-curving padded headboard.

Dimensions

2000 × 1350 × 2500 mm

Year

2012

Materials
Metal headboardMoulded polyurethaneProtective laminated fabricSolid wood structurePolyurethane foamMetal platformWood slatsSolid ash base
Finishes
Natural ashwoodWenge-stained ashwoodEbony-stained ashwoodBrown-stained ashwood
Style
ClassicContemporary

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Midnight is an upholstered bed designed by Roberto Lazzeroni and dated 2012 by Flexform. Its padded headboard curves forward at both sides, while the bed base is framed in solid wood.

Construction

The headboard combines a metal core, shaped polyurethane and a laminated protective covering. Solid wood forms the lower structure, with foam padding beneath another protective cover. A metal platform carries wood slats in two sections.

Specifications

  • Representative code 01L7L1: 200 × 250 × 135 cm
  • Base: solid ash in four stated finishes
  • Upholstery: fabric or leather, non-removable

Story

Reworking the bed base

Flexform presents Midnight as a reinterpretation of a traditional bed base, with altered lines and proportions and an emphasis on tailoring details. The forward-curving sides of the padded headboard are the principal formal gesture described on the product page.

Upholstery and piping

The bed may be covered in Flexform fabrics or leathers. Fabric covers use gros-grain piping selected from the sample board; leather covers use piping in the same leather.

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