Upholstered bed CABARET

The designer upholstered Cabaret bed from Happy Barok will create an amazing atmosphere in the bedroom. Transport yourself to the magical world in your dreams. Create your own dream bed.
All elements of the bed are upholstered with exclusive fabric resistant to stains and all types of abrasion.
Thanks to the use of high-quality materials, the furniture is perfect for public places such as hotels, apartments and show rooms.

The bed is available in two variants: with a wooden frame or a metal one lifted on gas struts (bedding container option).

Fabric: new generation velvet (liquid resistant - Cleanaboo, scratch resistant - Petproof, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, flame retardant)

Colors: as a manufacturer, we offer our customers the possibility of full color modification - write to us regarding free fabric samples at info@happybarok.pl

Proposed bed sizes for the mattress:

140cm x 200cm
160cm x 200cm
180cm x 200cm
200 cm x 200 cm

Dimensions:

total length 212 cm
total width 151/171/191/211 cm
headrest height 80 cm
headrest width matched to frame width (depending on the selected option)
width side panels 40 cm
height of side panels 120 cm
side height 40 cm
leg height (slides) 1cm

Design: Katarzyna Jasyk

Additional information :

The set includes: bed frame, headboard, two upholstered side panels, wooden or metal frame (depending on the selected option), upholstered floor (bedding container optional).

The headboard is a separate element mounted to the wall using 2 brackets (mounting screws are not included in the set).

Are you looking for a mattress for a new bed? Ask about the offer for custom-made thermoplastic memory mattresses at a preferential price. Please contact the office at info@happybarok.pl

The presentation on the website is presented in the form of a visualization, the real model may differ slightly from the render. This fact does not significantly affect the appearance of the headboard. If you have any questions, please contact the office.

Product made to order

Minor discrepancies between the visualization and the real model are not grounds for complaint.