Times Bed
Made by Poltrona Frau
Il letto Times, disegnato da Spalvieri & Del Ciotto per Poltrona Frau, è un pezzo d'arredo straordinario, che prende il nome dall'iconico carattere tipografico e ne vanta la stessa incisività e lo stile essenziale. Cattura perfettamente l'essenza della nuova visione di Poltrona Frau, un'elegante leggerezza dove ogni elemento promuove riposo e relax. La testiera è una bellissima combinazione di pelle, legno e tessuto, sapientemente progettata per creare un senso di calma ed equilibrio tra pieni e vuoti.
La solida struttura in frassino della testiera sostiene le strisce verticali di Pelle Frau®, che si intersecano elegantemente con il pannello orizzontale morbido e imbottito per creare un insieme coeso e armonioso. Il letto Times è un capolavoro di design e artigianato, l'epitome di stile, comfort e tranquillità.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Times Bed for Poltrona Frau?
The Times Bed was designed by Spalvieri & Del Ciotto, an Italian duo known for their rigorous, architecturally informed approach to furniture design. The piece reflects their interest in typographic systems as a framework for proportion and form.
What upholstery options are available for the Times Bed?
The Times Bed is available in Poltrona Frau's full range of leathers and fabrics, including their renowned Pelle Frau hides, which are tanned and finished in-house in Tolentino, Italy. Composition and finish configurations allow the piece to be tailored to a specific interior.
What is the lead time for the Poltrona Frau Times Bed?
As a made-to-order piece, lead times vary depending on the chosen configuration and upholstery. Contacting an authorized representative is recommended for current production timelines.
What is Poltrona Frau's Pelle Frau leather?
Pelle Frau is Poltrona Frau's proprietary leather, produced at their tannery in Tolentino in the Marche region of Italy. It undergoes a selective tanning process that preserves the natural grain and develops a distinctive patina over time.
How does the Times Bed's design relate to typography?
Spalvieri & Del Ciotto drew directly from typographic methodology, treating the bed's structure the way a type designer treats a letterform: each element serving a clear visual function, with proportion and negative space as primary tools rather than decorative afterthoughts.