DE LA ESPADA TWENTY-FIVE BED
DE LA ESPADA
Inspired by the work of Carlo Scarpa, Charlotte Perriand and Josef Frank, Twenty-Five Bed features a special edition woven headboard made from junco, a material commonly used in Portugal to make baskets and handbags. Rather than working with a pre-fabricated mat, De La Espada uses the timber frame of the headboard as a loom upon which the junco is woven, with Danish paper cord used for the warp. As the junco is naturally relatively short in length, the back of the headboard features the cut ends of the grass, highlighting the material's nature and the laborious handwork that goes into creating each unique piece.
With its slender frame and relatively small footprint, this bed is suitable for compact spaces, while it's headboard, beautiful from all sides, makes it ideal for use in the center of a room.
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DE LA ESPADA TWENTY-FIVE BED
DE LA ESPADA TWENTY-FIVE BED
DE LA ESPADA
Inspired by the work of Carlo Scarpa, Charlotte Perriand and Josef Frank, Twenty-Five Bed features a special edition woven headboard made from junco, a material commonly used in Portugal to make baskets and handbags. Rather than working with a pre-fabricated mat, De La Espada uses the timber frame of the headboard as a loom upon which the junco is woven, with Danish paper cord used for the warp. As the junco is naturally relatively short in length, the back of the headboard features the cut ends of the grass, highlighting the material's nature and the laborious handwork that goes into creating each unique piece.
With its slender frame and relatively small footprint, this bed is suitable for compact spaces, while it's headboard, beautiful from all sides, makes it ideal for use in the center of a room.
Original: $12,580.00
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DE LA ESPADA
Inspired by the work of Carlo Scarpa, Charlotte Perriand and Josef Frank, Twenty-Five Bed features a special edition woven headboard made from junco, a material commonly used in Portugal to make baskets and handbags. Rather than working with a pre-fabricated mat, De La Espada uses the timber frame of the headboard as a loom upon which the junco is woven, with Danish paper cord used for the warp. As the junco is naturally relatively short in length, the back of the headboard features the cut ends of the grass, highlighting the material's nature and the laborious handwork that goes into creating each unique piece.
With its slender frame and relatively small footprint, this bed is suitable for compact spaces, while it's headboard, beautiful from all sides, makes it ideal for use in the center of a room.
