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Mon-Nid Bed

Patricia Urquiola's Mon-Nid Bed, 2025: recycled PET padding, exposed stitching, can be disassembled.

Dimensions

2080 × 750 × 2570 mm

Year

2025

Materials
Tubular steelEpoxy powder coatElastic webbingRecycled PET fibreFabric
Finishes
Epoxy powder-coat finish

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Mon-Nid Bed is a bed by Patricia Urquiola, dated 2025 on Cassina's page. The page calls it "an island of comfort" with soft padding in recycled PET fibre and offers it as a storage bed or with a padded bed frame.

Construction

The structure is tubular steel with an epoxy powder-coat finish and elastic webbing, lined with recycled PET fibre wadding laminated to fabric, under a removable fabric upholstery.

Mon-Nid Bed with its storage compartment openImage source: Cassina — Mon-Nid Bed · © Cassina and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Specifications

  • Largest drawing values, not labelled with axes: 208, 257 and 75 cm (drawing L61 C_ Q1, mattress area 153 x 203 cm)

Story

A comfortable nest

Cassina's text says Mon-Nid advances Patricia Urquiola's concept for upholstered furniture, with generous proportions, welcoming shapes and circular materials.

Detail from Mon-Cloud

The exposed stitching is described as a detail carried over from the Mon-Cloud sofa, and the bed can be completely disassembled.

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