"Locanda" Double Bed with Night Stands by Franco Poli for Bernini, Italy. 1980s

"Tappeto Volante" double bed by Enzo Mari for Interflex. Sculptural metal frame and round metal twin headboards.

Hard to find "Bambolettone" by Mario Bellini for B&B. Part of the "Bambiole" family, the piece features a full upholstered frame, two pillows and the whole piece can be folded.

Pair of night stands by Luigi Massoni for Poltrona Frau. Fully leather covered pieces, featuring a front drawer and large opening. Back with aluminum pocket to hold books.

Remarkable plywood double bed headboard. Piece features three integrated doors revealing a storage area and small tables. Top shelf also features ...

Minimal "Bambù" double bed by Giovanni Ausenda for Ny Form. Red steel frame and brass details. Wood slates frame available. Literature: Casa Vogue Magazine #53/45 February 1976

Set of two nightstands - chest of drawers by Giovanni Offredi for Saporiti. Extremely capable deep drawers, burnished brass details and iridesce...

Wooden double bed with canopy and bedside tables, year 1982, designed by Franco Poli, model Locanda, produced by Bernini. The Eighties of the Twenti...

Wooden double bed with canopy, conceived by Franco Poli in 1982 and known as the Locanda model, was brought to life through the craftsmanship of Bern...

Pair of wooden nightstands, dated 1982, designed by Franco Poli, model "Locanda," manufactured by Bernini. The 1980s were years marked by a constant pursuit of balance between tradition and innovation. In Italy, a certain hedonistic taste, more aesthetic conformity than deep conviction, sought in the possession of objects the solution to its satisfaction. During that period, the role of the designer, emerging from decades of free experimentation, became crucial in mediating between demanding clientele and an ambitious aesthetic equilibrium between luxury and refinement demanded by the changing general taste. Franco Poli reinterprets furniture intended for the bedroom - still conceived traditionally as a collection of furniture divided according to their function - enhancing, through personal redesign, the evocative power of each piece. Thus, the "Locanda" series was born in 1982 for Bernini production. The collaboration with the historic brand, which has made the valorization of wood as its distinctive trait, was one of the most fruitful in recent design history. Poli found in Bernini the necessary space for the expression of his most authentic idea of aesthetics and design, becoming its artistic director from 1977 to 2009. In those years, in perfect synergistic relationship, a Venetian craftsmanship and a Venetian architect, aware of a common cultural heritage linked to the history of furniture, ferry the mastery of past cabinetmakers, the love for wood material, and its possible virtuosities, towards works recognized as design. The conceptual core around which the entire project of the "Locanda" series develops, published in the 1982 issue of the magazine "Ottagono", is therefore the contemporary reinterpretation of the bedroom furniture set...

Bamboo double bed frame, 1980s DESCRIPTION Slatted bed base, comfortable to ensure total rest. No mattress is provided: but available on request and receive ...

Mid-Century Modern Bed with Nightstands by Fabio Lenci for Bernini, Italy, 1970s

This is a stunning bed with built-in bedside tables designed by Pierluigi Colli and crafted in Turin in the first half of the 1900s. The attention to detail is remarkable, with a plethora of exquisite features that elevate it to a true design masterpiece. The panels are adorned with parchment, while the solid maple is expertly carved with intricate designs. The golden frames finished with pure gold leaf add an opulent touch, while the embossed brass lamps...