Bed Rose

The BED ROSE is a solid wood bed frame constructed entirely from teak, a timber widely utilized in furniture making due to its high density and natural oil content. Measuring 194.00 cm in width, 179.00 cm in height, and 204.00 cm in depth, the frame accommodates standard mattress sizes while maintaining a substantial physical footprint. The total weight of the structure reaches 140.00 kg, a measurement that reflects the thickness of the solid teak components used in the headboard, footboard, and side rails.

Teak wood features a straight to wavy grain pattern with a medium to coarse texture, showing natural variations in color ranging from medium brown to dark golden hues. Over time, exposure to light causes the wood to develop a silver-grey patina unless treated with specific oils or sealants. The natural oils present within the teak fibers contribute to its moisture resistance, preventing warping, cracking, and decay under standard indoor humidity conditions.

The headboard stands at 179.00 cm, forming the tallest vertical element of the assembly and anchoring the visual weight of the bed against the wall. This component consists of solid teak panels joined together, with visible wood grain patterns running vertically to emphasize the height of the frame. The thickness of the headboard provides a sturdy backrest for sitting upright, while the top edge is sanded smooth with rounded corners to prevent sharp angles.

The side rails and footboard are connected to the headboard using mortise and tenon joinery alongside concealed metal hardware, ensuring structural stability and minimizing squeaking or lateral movement during use. The side rails measure sufficient thickness to support standard mattress slats and a central support beam, which distributes weight evenly across the floor. The clearance beneath the side rails allows for air circulation under the mattress platform, reducing moisture accumulation.

At 140.00 kg, the weight of the BED ROSE requires multiple individuals during assembly and positioning within a bedroom. The density of the teak material means the frame does not shift easily once placed on the floor, providing a stationary foundation for daily sleeping arrangements. The legs are integrated directly into the vertical posts of the headboard and footboard, transferring the downward load directly to the floor surface without intermediate brackets.

Surface finishing involves fine sanding followed by an application of a protective clear coat that seals the pores of the teak without obscuring the natural grain structure. This finish repels liquid spills and prevents dust from penetrating the wood fibers, allowing routine maintenance to consist simply of wiping the surfaces with a dry or slightly damp cloth. The hardware utilized in the construction is treated to resist corrosion, ensuring the internal joints remain secure over years of use.