TONSTAD Bed frame with storage, oak veneer/Luröy, Standard Single
How to get it
Classic design meets beautifully brushed veneer in the TONSTAD series, giving the furniture a unique character. This bed frame has soft-closing drawers, making the most of the space under the bed.
Product details
2 spacious drawers under the bed make the best use of the space. They are great for storing extra duvets, pillows and bed linens – or your clothes.
The drawers close silently and softly thanks to the integrated soft-closing function.
The design of the bed frame with a dedicated space for a bedside table means the drawers are always easily accessible.
The bed has a strong and sturdy construction that allows you to use it for many years.
Adjustable bed sides allow you to use mattresses of different thicknesses.
The brushed veneer gives the furniture a unique look and a personal character.
The furniture in the TONSTAD series is designed to go well together. Use each piece of furniture as a beautiful solitaire or combine them to create your own personal solution.
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.
Weight & measurements
- Width: 99 cm
- Width of drawer (inside): 72 cm
- Depth of drawer (inside): 58 cm
- Headboard height: 116 cm
- Footboard height: 46 cm
- Length: 199 cm
- Height of drawer (inside): 13 cm
- Mattress width: 90 cm
- Mattress length: 190 cm
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Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
"When designing TONSTAD, we wanted to create a series with balanced proportions and a classic, timeless character. The pieces of furniture have generous sizes, great functions – and can be used individually or in larger combinations. We’ve worked with veneer and solid wood that have a tactile feel and develop a nice patina over time. We hope that many people will create their own personal solutions – and experience the quality of both the materials and design."