Tamoto Bed

Tamoto Bed was created by American designer Shane Schneck for Hay. It is a piece of furniture with a versatile and essential design with a surprising reference to the Japan.Tamoto Bed stems from the designer's desire to reproduce the elegance of kimono sleeves, translating it into an upholstered headboard covered in fabric. Aiming for a clean-cut line to suit every style, Shane Schneck counterbalances this softness with a generously sized tubular steel frame in colours that match the fabrics. The focus on entirely recyclable materials, the choice of soft and enjoyable fibres, and the simplicity of assembly are all elements thought out during the design phase that make Tamoto a contemporary, practical piece of furniture commensurate with its full enjoyment. In fact, in addition to its distinct aesthetic connotation, it aims to become a piece of furniture to be lived in exactly the same way as a sofa, in which to read or enjoy relaxing in one's free time, as well as for a perfect rest. Bed with fabric-covered headboard available in six combinations and three sizes. Structure a powder-coated tubular steel. Removable headboard, upholstered in Metaphor or Linara fabrics, internal structure made of a plywood panel, padded with 20 mm foam. Bed base with multilayer birch slats, connected with strong nylon straps, easily assembled to the bed frame with four screws. Bed slatted included in the price. Mattress excluded.Hay's Standard Mattress in compatible sizes can be purchased separately.