Massimosistema Bed

Poltrona Frau Style & Design Centre

Inspired by the sofa of the same name, the Massimosistema Bed has similarly ample and generous dimensions, also revisiting the overlapping effect of the pillows and the back. The Pelle Frau® leather upholstery is enriched with precious quilting.

Welcoming and eclectic, Massimosistema Bed is also available in a version with a spacious storage unit.
The headboard structure is composed of a solid poplar and beech frame with birch plywood infill and MDF panels. The headboard upholstery is available with folds in the sides or with a smooth surface. The down pillows have polyester wadding and a polyurethane foam stabilising insert. As well as in the same Pelle Frau® leather as the structure, the Massimosistema Bed pillows can also be covered with fabric. The covers can be removed thanks to the ingenious bayonet system. The bed base is lightly padded in polyurethane foam with spruce blockboard for the sides and poplar plywood for the footboard. Solid ash feet with a wenge or moka stain. The upholstery of the Massimosistema Bed is in Cuoio Saddle Extra leather and Pelle Frau® leather. The combination of materials is enhanced by the elegant visible contrast stitching. Massimosistema Bed can also come equipped with a spacious storage unit which can be accessed from the front of the footboard thanks to a device with a single or double movement. In this version the front of the base has beechwood feet with a texturised black finish accompanied, on the headboard side, by 2 castors that make it easier to move.

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