Beds
The bed is the anchor of your private space. Our beds and headboards are built from solid teak and rich fabrics to bring quiet strength to your bedroom.
From the collections: Ivo · Elsa · Ezza · Lily
By material: Teak Bed Frames
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About Our Beds
Solid teak frames provide a quiet, lasting foundation. We wrap our headboards and bases in textured fabrics and bouclé that feel soft to the touch and age beautifully.
Choose a low profile base like the Clay or Cory for a modern, grounded look. Pair them with our expansive Elsa or Elena headboards to create a tailored focal point that defines the entire room.
Questions About Beds
Which bed sizes do you make?
Queen, king and super king, named for the mattress each takes: about 152, 182 and 202 cm wide, all about 190 cm long. The frame adds a little on each side; each page gives the frame's own width and depth.
Do I need a headboard with a bed base?
A bed base stands on its own. Several families offer a headboard in the base's size, which you can add on the base's page; beds made with their own headboard need nothing more.
Are the frames solid teak?
Most frames and slats are solid teak, some wrapped in fabric or leather; each page states its materials and finishes.
How much space should I leave around a bed?
About 60 to 70 cm on both sides and at the foot, enough to walk and make the bed. Our bedroom guide in the Journal gives the room sizes for each bed size.
Beds, in Use
- Around the bed
- 60 cm minimum on each side you get in and out of; 90 cm feels unhurried.
- The foot
- Keep 75 cm between the foot of the bed and the wall, wardrobe or bench.
- Bedside tables
- Tops sit level with the mattress, give or take 5 cm.
- Wardrobe doors
- Hinged doors need their full width clear in front; sliding doors need none.










































