V Bed
This harvested mahogany frame from Environment Furniture—offered in ebony, walnut, and natural finishes—gives a different slant on a basic four-legged bed and headboard, while the sustainably sourced wood and responsible design process will help you to sleep soundly at night.
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Whatever is Under the Bed Should be Readily Accessible
You shouldn’t have to tilt the frame or mattress to access anything under the bed.
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