Newport Simple Platform Bed Size: California King, Finish: Espresso

SP23F6 Size: California King, Finish: Espresso The Newport Collection is crafted from Tropical Mahogany solids. This bed is available in cordovan and espresso finishes. Frames are constructed from solid wood and corner blocked to ensure rigidity. Features: -Constructed of tropical mahogany. -Available in cordovan and espresso finish. -Bed comes complete with rails, center support bar and rolled slats (Queen has one support leg and Kings have two support legs). -Mattress should not exceed 12'' H . -Please Note: this restriction is for ''looks and proportion'' not safety. -Linens and mattress are not included. -1 year manufacturer's warranty on all manufacturing/material defects. -Please Note: Optional Serta Mattress ships separately from bedroom furniture. Mattress purchase includes White Glove in-home delivery and set-up of mattress and may arrive for delivery on an earlier or later date than bedroom furniture.. Dimensions: -Twin Dimensions: 14'' H x 43'' W x 79'' L. -Full Dimensions: 14'' H x 57'' W x 79'' L. -Queen Dimensions: 14'' H x 63'' W x 84'' L. -California King Dimensions: 14'' H x 75'' W x 88'' L. -Eastern King Dimensions: 14'' H x 78'' W x 84'' L.

modern furniture series: "cloudy arne" sticker / card / tee logo, des. #3

modern furniture series: "barney arne" sticker / card / tee logo, des. #6

The Model 3107 chair is one of the most popular chairs in Danish design history. It was designed by Arne Jacobsen, using a new technique in which plywood could be bent in two dimensions. It has been produced exclusively by Fritz Hansen A/S ever since its invention in 1955. It is also the most copied chair in the world.

Being a "copy" itself contributes some irony to that fact. The chair, along with the Jacobsen's Ant chair, was, according to Jacobsen himself, inspired by a chair made by the husband and wife design team of Charles and Ray Eames.

The chair comes with a number of different undercarriges - both as a regular four-legged chair, an office-chair with five wheels and as a barstool. It comes with armrests, a writing-table attached, and different forms of upholstring. To some extent, these additions mar the simple aesthetics of the chair, while contributing with some practical elements.

Arne Jacobsen is the Danish architect who mastered the most personal and successful interpretation of the international functionalism. His architecture includes a considerable number of epoch-making buildings in Denmark, Germany and Great Britain. Arne Jacobsen initially trained as a mason before studying architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts, Copenhagen, graduating in 1927.

From 1927 until 1930, he worked in the architectural office of Paul Holsoe. In 1930, he established his own design office, which he headed until his death in 1971, and worked independently as an architect, interior, furniture, textile and ceramics designer. He was professor of Architecture at the Royal Academy of Arts, Copenhagen, from 1956 onwards. His best known projects are St. Catherine's College, Oxford, and the SAS Hotel, Copenhagen.

Arne Jacobsen's designs came into existence as brief sketches and were then modeled in plaster or cardboard in full size. He kept on working until his revolutionary ideas for new furniture had been realized at the utmost perfection. The "Ant" from 1952 became the starting point of his world fame as a furniture designer and became the first of a number of lightweight chairs with seat and back in one piece of moulded wood.

graphics: a.golden, eyewash design c. 2007

modern furniture series: "halloween arne" sticker / card / tee logo, des. #5

The Model 3107 chair is one of the most popular chairs in Danish design history. It was designed by Arne Jacobsen, using a new technique in which plywood could be bent in two dimensions. It has been produced exclusively by Fritz Hansen A/S ever since its invention in 1955. It is also the most copied chair in the world.

Being a "copy" itself contributes some irony to that fact. The chair, along with the Jacobsen's Ant chair, was, according to Jacobsen himself, inspired by a chair made by the husband and wife design team of Charles and Ray Eames.

The chair comes with a number of different undercarriges - both as a regular four-legged chair, an office-chair with five wheels and as a barstool. It comes with armrests, a writing-table attached, and different forms of upholstring. To some extent, these additions mar the simple aesthetics of the chair, while contributing with some practical elements.

Arne Jacobsen is the Danish architect who mastered the most personal and successful interpretation of the international functionalism. His architecture includes a considerable number of epoch-making buildings in Denmark, Germany and Great Britain. Arne Jacobsen initially trained as a mason before studying architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts, Copenhagen, graduating in 1927.

From 1927 until 1930, he worked in the architectural office of Paul Holsoe. In 1930, he established his own design office, which he headed until his death in 1971, and worked independently as an architect, interior, furniture, textile and ceramics designer. He was professor of Architecture at the Royal Academy of Arts, Copenhagen, from 1956 onwards. His best known projects are St. Catherine's College, Oxford, and the SAS Hotel, Copenhagen.

Arne Jacobsen's designs came into existence as brief sketches and were then modeled in plaster or cardboard in full size. He kept on working until his revolutionary ideas for new furniture had been realized at the utmost perfection. The "Ant" from 1952 became the starting point of his world fame as a furniture designer and became the first of a number of lightweight chairs with seat and back in one piece of moulded wood.

graphics: a.golden, eyewash design c. 2007

From our remarkable collection of 150+ double printed image room divider floor screens. Almost 6 feet tall and about 3 and a half feet wide when displayed slightly folded to stand upright. Solidly crafted for strength and durablility with hardy kiln dried Spruce frames, covered with tough, puncture resistant, cotton poly blend canvas. We've chosen unique pop art, architecture, cityscapes, landscapes, animals, plants, impressionist paintings, and more- and if you get tired of the image on one side, just turn it around- they are hardy, lightweight and portable. These screens are mostly opaque, allowing almost no light or shadows, providing complete privacy. Note this collection of floor screens looks great from both the front or back, unlike most Japanese shoji screens, with lattice only on the front. Also make a great extra large art print mounted on the wall. Great for dividing two spaces, providing privacy, hiding unsightly areas or equipment, a background for plants or sculptures, or for defining a cozy space for a drink table & chairs. Orders ship next business day, professionally packed, fully insured from our Massachusettes warehouse via Fed Ex, expedited delivery available. Visit our Amazon store for web's largest selection of classic Japanese shoji screen room dividers, in 40+ practical & decorative designs, in 20+ colors, 2 to 7 feet tall, 3, 4, 5, & 6 panels wide, as well as 2000+ Asian style furnishings, lighting, art, decor, & unique gifts!