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This king size bed from Sueno has been great, as the legs of the bed are set back from its edges, so it's particularly handy in a smaller room, as you don't catch your feet when you're walking round it.


I've attached photos of it in situ with and without pillows, so you can see the height of the headboard.


But here's a link to the base: https://www.sueno.co.uk/collections/divan-beds/products/floating-divan-bed-base


And here's a link to the headboard: https://www.sueno.co.uk/collections/luxury-headboards/products/charlotte-upholstered-headboard


The bed comes in three parts - two bits for the base and then the headboard attaches to those - so is easy to move and install.


It's upholstered in a lovely fabric and I have always used those large square cushions behind the pillows so that when I've been sitting up in bed my head/hair hasn't touched the fabric, so it's all in excellent condition.


From a smoke-free home in Peckham.


Collection only.


?150 ono.

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