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Tufty-Bed
An upholstered bed whose cover is divided into squares.
740 × 2470 mm
2007
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Tufty-Bed is an upholstered bed by Patricia Urquiola. Its leather or fabric cover is divided into squares, and the manufacturer describes it as a decidedly contemporary proposal that refers to Chesterfield and capitonné style sofas.
Construction
Steel tube and steel profiles form the internal frame, padded with polyurethane foam (flexible, cold shaped) beneath a polyester fibre cover. A steel corner plate is listed, thermoplastic material is used for the fixed slatted base support and ferrules, and the feet are solid wood.
Specifications
Overall size: – x 247 x 74 cm (W x D x H). Cover: fabric or leather. Feet: solid wood.
Story
Squares on the bed cover
The manufacturer says the leather or fabric cover of Tufty-Bed is divided into squares, the distinctive feature of the Tufty-Time series of seats. Patricia Urquiola designed the bed in 2007.
A contemporary bond with tradition
Tufty-Bed is a decidedly contemporary proposal that reveals a bond with tradition in the reference to Chesterfield and capitonné style sofas. The upholstered bed ensures comfort and solidity.
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