Ruché Bed

Overview

The Ruché Bed low headboard is a bed with a quilted headboard and frame, carried by a fine structure and solid beech legs. The official page lists European Double, Queen and King sizes.

Construction

The structure and legs are solid beech, reinforced by three rectangular-section tubular-steel cross-members measuring 100 × 40 mm. The headboard uses three layers of criss-cross slats and protective gliders. Its base is offered in matt varnished natural beech, anthracite-stained beech or red-stained beech.

Specifications

The Queen low-headboard, low-feet option is listed as H 31 in × L 67 in × L 93 in; the source repeats L for the two horizontal values, so those values are not assigned to width or depth. The headboard cushion is polyurethane at 30 kg/m³ with a 1.8 kPa rating. The cover uses 300 g/m² polyester and hyperflexible foam at 30 kg/m³, also rated 1.8 kPa.

Low-headboard form

Inga Sempé’s Ruché Bed uses interrupted cross-hatching in the quilting of the headboard and frame. The stitched areas alternate with released fabric, producing the gathered surface that gives Ruché its name.

Material contrast

The product combines a solid beech structure with a carefully sewn upholstered envelope. The low headboard and fine supporting structure keep the bed’s profile distinct, while the three-layer slatted headboard gives the quilted cover its support.