Designer: David Wharram & Franziska Neumann
Product: Pure White Four Poster Bed
Link: www.luckylukedesigns.com
We first spotted them on Small Space, Big Style. Then we got to meet them. One of our inspirations for living in a small apartment with baby, Franziska and David flew in from London last Friday and presented their new bed, which has a number of special effects and is just plain dreamy...
- The Pure White Four Poster Bed
"Conceived as an all-in-one bedroom piece, this bed is not only a place to rest but also a gentle mood light, a reading light, bedside storage and dresser.
Features:
- bedside storage area below head
of the bed
- everyday pull-out storage boxes
at the foot end of the bed
- long term storage underneath the center
- independent right and left side
touch dimmer controlled lighting
in the headboard
- mattress and dress fabric not included"
- The Night Owl Illuminated Headboard
"An illuminated headboard for night owls.Eliminating the need for bedside lamps this headboard can be used as a reading light or for gentle mood lighting. For night owls sharing with an early bird the fixture is independently dimmable on each side. King, queen and single sizes available, all are 24in. high and 4in. deep."
"A constellation of five illuminated white paper spheres is suspended from a floating ceiling canopy.
The canopy measures 24in. x 32in and floats approx. 4in. below the ceiling. Each of the paper spheres houses a 25W lamp. The overall height of the fixture is 55in."
© 2009 Apartment Therapy
ooh. i love that bed and headboard. do i even dare wonder how much such things cost?
view gretchenalexis's profile
ah!! that's the bed of my dreams!! Without the posts, though.
view elizabeth in AL's profile
i was thinking of doing something like this, like... exactly, to cover up an unsightly light fixture on my ceiling. i've always sorta liked these paper lanterns for their shape and affordability, but are they getting too played out? i feel like they aren't fresh or interesting anymore.
view powkang's profile
powkang,
i agree with you that the white paper lanterns aren't fresh or interesting anymore.
i like the all-in-one aspects of the bed, though.
view Vanessa in New York's profile
The bed's nice, but the storage underneath made me laugh out loud . . . just wait until their baby becomes a toddler. He'll be dumping those storage boxes out every five minutes.
view Birdy's profile
Forget the bed and paper lanterns...what shade of red did they use? I love it!
view wister5's profile
That room is sensational... what a beautiful sight to behold first thing in the morning!
view 2009sunshine's profile
So what is the price of the bed? I can't find it on the website, even under the link "payment and delivery schedule." Am I overlooking it?
view Michael W.'s profile
The lighted headboard is a great idea.
view Christopher's profile
I'm sending this link to my friend who wants a modern four poster bed and has a ridiculous amount of stuff.
view LaDonnaNichole's profile
I LOVE those paper lanterns arranged like that! What a crisp yet comfortable space. I also love that in their styling, they left the Happy Birthday balloon and didn't try to make everything look unrealistically perfect and unlived-in.
Becky
view becky's profile
Yowza! I have never wanted a four-poster bed before, but I sure do now.
view jennifer in sf's profile