Double bed with upholstered headboard Mossa

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Inspired by Flou Majal (not replica Flou Majal)

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Inspired by: Flou Majal

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beautiful double bed characterized by luxurious fabrics, clearly visible in the geometric shapes of the headboard, which resemble a modern boiserie. The headrest is available in two versions: flush with the edge of the bed or extended from the sides of the bed. The Majal bed can be made in fabric with a removable cover. It is available with a base with Leonardo springs, a base with storage, a fixed base or a base with electric movements. A majestic double bed that focuses and highlights the textile soul of Flou. The geometric shapes of the large, soft headboard are dominated by textiles that can easily be imagined as a modern boiserie. The designer named it Majal because he was inspired by Indian women; they dye large pieces of fabric, and after squeezing out the excess color, ribbons are created that overlap, creating delightful patterns.