Custom Beds & Headboards

Designed in the Lamorlaye bespoke tradition, The Lamorlaye Bed is a study in the relationship between form and restraint. Every surface has been finished by hand; every proportion has been reasoned rather than assumed. It arrives in your home as a quiet confidence.

The Bindernheim Bed is upholstered in a fabric woven to be durable and soft at once, over a frame built with actual joinery. It is the piece that turns a corner of a room into somewhere you go on purpose.

The Mantova Bed is designed for the private hours, for mornings that begin slowly and evenings that end in quiet. Its headboard rises with the authority of a considered silhouette, upholstered in fabric that is soft against bare skin and beautiful in low light. The frame is solid. The rest is yours to keep.

Designed in the Chantilly bespoke tradition, The Chantilly Bed is a study in the relationship between form and restraint. Every surface has been finished by hand; every proportion has been reasoned rather than assumed. It arrives in your home as a quiet confidence.

There is a grammar to beautiful beds: the height of the headboard, the depth of the frame, the way the material catches the bedside lamp. The Verona Bed has learned that grammar and made it its own. Upholstered in fabric chosen for its hand-feel, it rewards the end of every day.

The Treviso Bed is designed for the private hours, for mornings that begin slowly and evenings that end in quiet. Its headboard rises with the authority of a considered silhouette, upholstered in fabric that is soft against bare skin and beautiful in low light. The frame is solid. The rest is yours to keep.

Sleep begins before you close your eyes, in the way a bed holds the room around it. The Bergamo Bed anchors its space with the weight of fine joinery and the warmth of natural materials. Its proportions are European: unhurried, generous, made for the long night and the slow morning that follows.

The Creil Bed is a piece made for those who furnish a home slowly and deliberately. Its material is honest, its finish applied with the patience that separates craft from production. In any room it enters, it asks only for the right light and a little time to settle.

There is a grammar to beautiful beds: the height of the headboard, the depth of the frame, the way the material catches the bedside lamp. The Aveiro Bed has learned that grammar and made it its own. Upholstered in fabric chosen for its hand-feel, it rewards the end of every day.

The Carennac Bed is designed for the private hours, for mornings that begin slowly and evenings that end in quiet. Its headboard rises with the authority of a considered silhouette, upholstered in fabric that is soft against bare skin and beautiful in low light. The frame is solid. The rest is yours to keep.

The Autoire Bed was conceived for the bedroom as sanctuary. Its headboard is a study in restraint: present without overwhelming, tactile without excess. The solid wood base carries the frame with the quiet authority of furniture built to outlast trend. Come to it tired. Rise from it restored.

The Rhinau Bed reads as sculpture from across the room and works the way a bed has to up close: a solid frame, a headboard at a good height for reading, proportions that calm the room down. A bed is furniture you use eight hours a day. This one is built like it.

The Marckolsheim Bed has a spare silhouette and more comfort than it advertises: a cushion of natural fibre over a sculpted base that gives exactly where you want it to. Some chairs fill a corner. This one is why you cross the room.

The Pont-Sainte-Maxence Bed is a piece made for those who furnish a home slowly and deliberately. Its material is honest, its finish applied with the patience that separates craft from production. In any room it enters, it asks only for the right light and a little time to settle.

The Verberie Bed carries the weight of considered making. Not heavy, but present. Its materials were chosen for the way they age, not only the way they look on day one. In a room of fast furniture, this is the piece that will still be here in twenty years. And still be beautiful.

The Pierrefonds Bed is a piece made for those who furnish a home slowly and deliberately. Its material is honest, its finish applied with the patience that separates craft from production. In any room it enters, it asks only for the right light and a little time to settle.

The Compiègne bed is a room's centre of gravity: the piece everything else orients around. Its frame is solid timber, worked until the form is both structural and beautiful. The headboard rises with quiet authority; the base carries the mattress with the assurance of things built to last generations. Sleep is better when the bed is made for it.

The Loubressac Bed is designed for the private hours, for mornings that begin slowly and evenings that end in quiet. Its headboard rises with the authority of a considered silhouette, upholstered in fabric that is soft against bare skin and beautiful in low light. The frame is solid. The rest is yours to keep.

The Padirac Bed was conceived for the bedroom as sanctuary. Its headboard is a study in restraint: present without overwhelming, tactile without excess. The solid wood base carries the frame with the quiet authority of furniture built to outlast trend. Come to it tired. Rise from it restored.

Sleep begins before you close your eyes, in the way a bed holds the room around it. The Alvignac Bed anchors its space with the weight of fine joinery and the warmth of natural materials. Its proportions are European: unhurried, generous, made for the long night and the slow morning that follows.

The Lacapelle Bed was conceived for the bedroom as sanctuary. Its headboard is a study in restraint: present without overwhelming, tactile without excess. The solid wood base carries the frame with the quiet authority of furniture built to outlast trend. Come to it tired. Rise from it restored.

The Crépy Bed is a piece made for those who furnish a home slowly and deliberately. Its material is honest, its finish applied with the patience that separates craft from production. In any room it enters, it asks only for the right light and a little time to settle.

The Gramat Bed is designed for the private hours, for mornings that begin slowly and evenings that end in quiet. Its headboard rises with the authority of a considered silhouette, upholstered in fabric that is soft against bare skin and beautiful in low light. The frame is solid. The rest is yours to keep.

There is a grammar to beautiful beds: the height of the headboard, the depth of the frame, the way the material catches the bedside lamp. The Assier Bed has learned that grammar and made it its own. Upholstered in fabric chosen for its hand-feel, it rewards the end of every day.