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1885 MILANO

Stylepark-ID:	05.1136.11038
Categories:	Home furniture › Beds › Double beds

Product description

Bed. Steel frame with natural varnished bent beech strips. Brushed and nickel-plated steel feet. The supplied feet allow three different heights of the bed. Non removable internal nylon cover. Removable exterior fabric or leather cover. Also available: no

n removable exterior cowhide cover. The version in cowhide has the stitchings in contrast of colour: black thread on white cowhide, white thread on the other colours.

Specifications

Length	2080 mm
Height	680 - 830 mm
Bed finish	with head panel
Functions	height adjustable
Material	micro fiber / Alcantara
Colors	silver

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Manufacturer:
Zanotta, Italy

Design:
Paolo Lomazzi
1983

Design:
Jonathan De Pas
1983

Design:
Donato D´Urbino
1983

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