How to get it
- Washable cover
Clean lines, colour-coordinated upholstery, metal parts and a soft, comfy headboard. TÄLLÅSEN has many well-designed details, adding a modern look to your bedroom that combines easily with other furniture.
Product details
The clean and sturdy design with several well-thought-out details gives TÄLLÅSEN upholstered bed frame a modern look – easy to combine with other bedroom furniture.
The headboard cover can be easily removed, machine washed and put back on again, so you can always keep it clean and fresh.
The padded headboard is beautiful to look at and comfortable to lean against while reading or watching TV in bed.
The soft grey-green Kulsta fabric with a striped pattern adds character to the bed, while the powder-coated parts are colour coordinated with the fabric to match each other.
The legs are placed on the outer side of the bed frame, adding to the cool and modern look.
Adjustable bed sides allow you to use mattresses of different thicknesses.
There is plenty of room under the bed for storage boxes, perfect when you want to maximise the use of the space.
You can easily vacuum under the bed frame to keep the space clean and dust-free.
LURÖY slatted bed base with curved slats helps to absorb your body weight and supports your body, while the open construction allows air to circulate and keeps the mattress fresh.
Measurements
- Footboard height: 38 cm
- Headboard height: 107 cm
- Length: 213 cm
- Mattress length: 200 cm
- Mattress width: 180 cm
- Width: 195 cm
- Free height under bed: 20 cm
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
"My idea with TÄLLÅSEN was to make an upholstered bed frame that stands out in a playful way through the choice of materials, colours and construction. While it has its own expression, it also offers lots of functionality. An example is the padded headboard, which is nice to lean against when sitting up in bed, but also has a subtle print that gives the textile a richer look and texture. So I hope that many people appreciate both the comfort and the character of TÄLLÅSEN."