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Sedona bed
Sedona bed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso: a Polimex headboard and soft, edgeless shapes
2160 × 940 × 2330 mm
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Description
Overview
Patricia Urquiola designed the Sedona bed for Moroso. It is one of three pieces, with a bench and a pouf, whose shapes are soft and embracing, with no sharp edges.
Construction
The headboard has a core of Polimex with soft polyurethane inserts. The bed frame is made of multilayer wooden panels with soft polyurethane padding, black lacquered steel corner supports, polypropylene feet and a central support, adjustable in height, for the mattress slats. Its covers can be taken off completely.
Specifications
- Overall size: W 2160 x D 2330 x H 940 mm (SE2175, bed 160)
- Headboard: Polimex core, soft polyurethane inserts
- Frame: multilayer wooden panels, soft polyurethane padding
- Corner supports: black lacquered steel
- Feet: polypropylene
- Covers: fully removable
Story
Shapes from the red rocks
The collection is inspired by the town of Sedona, nestled among the canyons, forests and red rocks of Arizona. Its shapes echo landscapes sculpted by wind and water, with natural curves that convey calm and continuity.
A place to slow down
Sedona is presented as an invitation to slow down and carve out a space without technology, for reading, meditating, talking and relaxing. Generous proportions, visual lightness and deep comfort make up a new archetype of contemporary well-being.
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