Its oversized, generously padded headboard, softened with subtle rounded detailing feels both architectural and welcoming. Designed to create a continuous visual line, the bed frame has an effortless sense of movement, with gentle geometry balancing its plush, cloud-like volume. A contemporary reinterpretation of mid-century design, the Braunton is both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.
Equally distinctive are the substantial upholstered base rails, whose extra-deep proportions angle out proudly beyond the mattress to create a beautifully-framed sleeping space, enhancing the bed’s sculptural presence and cocooning the mattress that drops into the base below. Thoughtfully designed with practicality in mind, the Braunton easily disassembles into a headboard, side rails and slats, allowing for easy access through tight stairwells and narrow doorways.
Having very similar sustainable credentials to that of linen, jute is a coarser, more robust fibre traditionally used for sacks, rope and rugs. Today, its rustic texture and sustainable credentials have made it a fast favourite in modern interior schemes. Paired with the Braunton bed, this earthy fabric brings warmth, depth and character to the bedroom.
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