Item No.
100343701
Tamoto Bed, Twin
Item No.
100343701
Tamoto Bed, Twin
Outfit your bedroom with the Tamoto Bed, which pairs a soft, draped headboard with a sleek steel tubing frame.
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Tamoto Bed, Twin
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Named for the Japanese word for "sleeve," the Tamoto Bed by Shane Schneck for HAY is inspired by the draping of kimono sleeves. It pairs an innovative, folded fabric headboard with a steel tubing frame to create a modern, comfortable, and functional bed for sleeping, relaxing, or working. Available in a variety of color and fabric options.
- A modern foundation for sleeping, working, and relaxing.
- Softly folded headboard inspired by the draping of kimono sleeves.
- Paired with a sturdy steel tubing frame for sleek contrast.
- Arrives flat-packed and easy to assemble.
- Includes wooden slats.
- Brand
- HAY
- General Dimensions
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- 36¼" H 48½" W 81½" D
- Product Weight
- 124.5 lbs
- Assembly
- Requires Assembly
- Warranty
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- Item No.
- 100343701
Full
- Height (in): 36¼
- Width (in): 63½
- Depth (in): 81½
- Weight (lbs): 157
Twin
- Height (in): 36¼
- Width (in): 48½
- Depth (in): 81½
- Weight (lbs): 124.5
- Upholstered headboard
- Steel frame
- Plastic foot glides
- Wooden slats
Shipping Options
- In-Home Delivery
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Shane Schneck
Shane Schneck is an American designer based in Stockholm, where he founded his Office for Design studio in 2010 after working with Piero Lissoni in Milan. International in his attitude and outlook, Schneck’s ethos is to create simple yet innovative products that challenge industry standards, resulting in furnishings and decor that contain an element of surprise, or are playful in their conception.
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