Barcelona Day Bed by Mies Van Der Rohe
Some designs are built to last thru time, and the Barcelona Day Bed by German-American architect Mies van der Rohe is one of those special forms.
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Considered one of the pioneers of modernist architecture, Mies' design holds up as sleek, contemporary, and versatile in 2020 ― nearly a century after its original creation in 1929. The day bed was built with purpose, specifically designed by Mies to be part of a collection for the Barcelona Pavilion ― a collective work emblematic of the Modern Movement ― during its year of production.
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Part simplicity and part quality has kept the Barcelona Day Bed as a relevant figure in contemporary aesthetics ― the design features an African Sapele Mahogany wood frame on stainless steel legs hand-buffed to a mirror finish, completed with various Spinneybeck leather upholstery choices that are sourced from a single cowhide and hand-tufted for each piece.
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The result: a premium piece that amplifies virtually any interior space.
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