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Ca' Foscari bed design Alessandro La Spada
Ca’ Foscari bed stands out for its headboard with a sturdy outer frame and inner padding, in a sweeping curved silhouette.
The headboard features embroidery that creates a graphic pattern with a Japanese character. The bed and the bedside units have steel bases that alternate concave and convex portions. The structure is in 100%glossy Makassar ebony wood.
Ca' Foscari bed frontal view
Ca' Foscari bed embroidery detail
Ca' Foscari bed lateral view
Ca' Foscari
Alessandro La Spada
Steel, Wood, Leather, Velvet
depth 232 cm
height 118 cm
2019
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