Domande Frequenti

Who designed the Poltrona Frau Times Bed?

The Times Bed was designed by the Italian studio Spalvieri & Del Ciotto, known for work that applies typographic discipline and structural clarity to furniture. The bed's name and proportional logic both reference the grammar of type design.

What upholstery options are available for the Times Bed?

The Times Bed is made to order and can be specified in Poltrona Frau's full range of leathers, including the house's signature Pelle Frau hides, as well as a selection of fabrics. Headboard dimensions and base finishes are also configurable.

Is the Times Bed suitable for smaller bedrooms?

Spalvieri & Del Ciotto designed the Times with a light, open structure that avoids visual weight. This makes it adaptable to more compact rooms without sacrificing its architectural presence.

What is Poltrona Frau's approach to upholstery craft?

Founded in 1912 in Tolentino, Italy, Poltrona Frau has developed its own proprietary leather tanning and finishing processes over more than a century. Each piece is upholstered by hand in the brand's Marche workshops, where pattern cutting and stitching follow artisanal methods passed through generations.

How does lead time work for a made-to-order bed like the Times?

Made-to-order pieces from Poltrona Frau are produced in Italy after specifications are confirmed. Lead times vary depending on configuration and current production schedules; a design specialist can provide an accurate estimate at the time of inquiry.

Brand & Designer

Poltrona Frau
Poltrona Times Lounge

Poltrona Frau

Founded in 1912, one brand with three souls: handmade in Italy furnishings, custom solutions for public and private spaces, and luxury interiors for cars, aviation, and yachting.
Spalvieri & Del Ciotto
Poggiapiedi Times Lounge in pelle Soul Dusty

Spalvieri & Del Ciotto

An Italian design duo known for a measured approach that connects formal clarity with emotional warmth. Working between nature and technology, Spalvieri & Del Ciotto creates furniture and objects shaped by careful observation, responsible innovation, and a belief that good design should remain meaningful beyond passing trends.