Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Day Bed and when was it created?

The Day Bed was designed by Eileen Gray, the Irish-born architect and designer whose work bridged Arts and Crafts tradition and European modernism. It was created in the 1920s during her most prolific period of furniture design, and has since become one of the defining objects of that era.

How does ClassiCon produce the Eileen Gray Day Bed?

ClassiCon, the Munich-based manufacturer, produces the Day Bed under license with close adherence to the original design specifications. The chromium-plated steel tube frame is fabricated to precise tolerances, and upholstery is offered in fabric and leather options consistent with the original material intent.

What upholstery options are available for the Day Bed?

The Day Bed is available upholstered in fabric or leather. Both options are offered across a range of colorways, allowing the piece to suit varied interior contexts while preserving the proportional integrity of the original design.

Is the Day Bed suitable for everyday use or primarily decorative?

Despite its status as a design icon, the Day Bed is a fully functional reclining lounge. Its seat height and generous length make it well-suited to relaxed seating and reclining, though its open, sculptural presence means it also performs as a focal object in a considered interior.

What room placement works best for the Eileen Gray Day Bed?

Gray conceived the piece to be accessible from all sides, and it rewards freestanding placement in a spacious room. Positioning it away from walls allows its chromium frame and full silhouette to read as intended, without compression against a surface.

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Founded in 1990 in Munich, Germany, by Stephan Fischer von Poturzyn, ClassiCon specializes in design furniture that blends classic modernism with contemporary innovation.
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A pioneering Irish architect and furniture designer whose innovative work helped shape the Modern Movement in architecture and design.