Leonardo
Collection: Volare
Category: Beds
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The Leonardo bed is an extension of the product family of the same name designed by Alessandro La Spada. The bed stands out for its headboard with a rigid external shell, padded on the inside, with canneté workmanship.
The bed and the bedside units have bases and borders in steel. The particular feature of the Leonardo family is the curvature of the metal part – inserted in the bedside unit – that ideally subtracts part of the base. The oval top in Emerald quartzite completes the sculptural character of the design.
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