Zeitraum Stacking Bed - Guest
GUEST
GUEST
Design by Hertel & Klarhoefer, 2007
GUEST is a solid, simple stacking bed. For guests, for the teenager room and the holiday home.
Two beds stacked, without fixings, make a wonderful couch for the daytime which can be made cosy with large cushions. Suitable as a permanent and double bed.
INFORMATION
MATERIAL
- Wood
- Metal
TYPE OF METAL
- Stainless Steel
- Steel
TYPE OF WOOD
- Oak
- Walnut
- Cherry Tree
TYPE
- Stackable bed, solid wood
- GUEST KS 170 coldfoam mattress compatible, h 17 cm
- Fabric recommendation for mattress cover, complete zippable cover (not included): Remix 2, Kvadrat | Topia, Rohi
MATERIAL
-–Ash white oiled -Oak -Knotty oak -Oak colour stain -American cherry -American walnut -European walnut
EXTRAS
with integrated ZEITRAUM slatted base system silent
MATTRESS SIZE
80 × 200, 90 × 200, 100 × 200 (in cm)
SURFACE
- Impregnated with natural oils and waxes
- Oak colour stain: matt lacquered
PROPERTIES
Stainless / Rust proof
DIMENSIONS
- 209 cm, h 21 cm + 5 cm (mattress), w 80, 90, 100 cm + 4 cm
-Top of bed-side 17 cm, stacked 38 cm
DESIGNERS
HERTEL & KLARHOEFER
Peter Christian Hertel, born in 1968, and Sebastian Klarhoefer, born in 1966, know each other since school days.They studied Architecture in Berlin and Venice and degreed in 1996 and 1994 at the Berlin Institute of Technology.
They created their first furniture designs during the studies at the Instituto Universitario di Architettura in Venice with Aldo Rossi. In 1999 they founded their design agency hertel & klarhoefer.
“Berlin is often our inspiration. We like it as it is: metropolitan, creative and direct. But as well travelling around, in other countries, seeing things that strike your eyes is where creative ideas are being born … Sometimes the best ideas come in the most unexpected situations! First of all we are inspired by the materiality of things. That’s why we work very early on materials and prototypes. First of all we are inspired by the materiality of things. That’s why we love to work on materials and prototypes.”
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