A mattress that is 170 x 200 cm in size will fit into this grand bed frame designed for Giorgetti. It doesn’t have a traditional headboard by its top side, instead we see a bar in which the curtain is set up. The curtain, like the mattress, is not part of the frame.

Woodwork is of plywood and maple veneer.

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For a bed so beautifully and ornately designed and constructed, this one is interestingly called the Medusa.  The swirls does remind me of slithering snakes, but it showcases the craftsmanship done to this wrought iron bed frame.

Medusa comes in five different colors with orthopaedic beech wood slats.

Designed for Maggioni International.

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Wrought iron beds usually have free base space, meaning, you don’t find anything under it. This bed is kind of unusual because there is a vast storage space below. It also includes orthopaedic beechwood slats.

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Loving the simplicity of this wrought iron leaf bed. It sort of draws energy and balance in the bedroom. The intricacies of the headboard and the foot board is what brings this bed together.

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From the looks of this bed, you can already tell how durable it is. Built in tradition, the bed is an authentic Chinese heirloom with mother of pearl inlaid birds and flowers design.

On the side of the bed are three drawers for storage. The cherry wood stain brings out the beauty of rosewood.

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