Brand & Designer

Poltrona Frau
Times Lounge Armchair

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.
Jean-Marie Massaud
Downtown Office Chair

Jean-Marie Massaud

A visionary French architect and designer known for creating refined, emotionally resonant work that balances innovation, simplicity, and human experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What leather is used on the Archibald bed?

The Archibald bed is upholstered in Pelle Frau, Poltrona Frau's proprietary leather. It is tanned using processes developed and refined by the Italian house over more than a century, resulting in a hide that is supple, consistent in grain, and known for aging gracefully with use.

Can the Archibald bed be configured with an adjustable base?

Yes. The Archibald bed is available with a fixed, manual, or electric bed base, allowing it to accommodate different mattress dimensions and functional requirements without compromising the design's silhouette.

Who designed the Archibald collection for Poltrona Frau?

The Archibald collection was designed by Jean-Marie Massaud, a French designer and architect known for his work at the intersection of sensory experience and formal restraint. His practice spans furniture, architecture, and product design across European and international clients.

What customization options are available for the bed feet and back panel?

The bed feet can be specified in painted black or leather upholstery to coordinate with or contrast the main body. The back panel may be ordered in Poltrona Frau Jacquard canvas, a practical and considered option when the bed is positioned directly against a wall.

How does the Archibald bed relate to the broader Archibald collection?

The Archibald collection by Poltrona Frau originated with seating, and the bed extends that same formal language. The signature deep-folded upholstery and generous proportions that define the lounge chair and sofa reappear in the headboard, giving the collection coherence across an entire room.