i have contacts over at Herman Miller and have talked to them about bringing this bed back, as well as the Nelson CSS storage units. They have looked into bringing the CSS back, but i dont think they have an interested in any of the nelson daybeds or beds. :( I'd love to get my hands on a thin edge.
when i saw this post i thought, who would say not? i am shocked to see 50% voted not. anyway i love this bed, i would not choose to sleep on it myself but, the design is wonderful.
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We have a version of this bedframe. It has the same leg architecture and a more substantial headboard. Our setup is awesome and sturdy and comfortable. Choose a thinner mattress to make the design 'sing' - definitely lullabies. We bought a McCroskey mattress to fit.
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Please say a mattress goes on top of this "bed"? I have a feeling if George Nelson's name was taken off the description, there would have been many more negative comments posted about this bed. I love his work, but seriously? This looks like the most uncomfortable thing I've ever seen.
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on 2008-03-01 01:56:19 view
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Thin edges mean painful bumps? This reminds me of the bed I had as child.
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Jute Zak
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It looks like a converted Ping-Pong table, are these really selling?
This is just a bed frame. It is meant to be used with a mattress.
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I would have to see what it looked like with a matress on it. I voted not because it looks like the whole concept will disappear when you put a mattress on it. If that thin little thing that's on top of it is supposed to be the mattress, then it looks like the most uncomfortable thing you could sleep on aside from a bed of nails.
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ll
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this is superhot, just sizzling!
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timmy jr.
on 2008-03-01 11:57:52 view
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doesn't look study enough for having any fun in bed.
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LeighK
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I think it's a great looking bed frame. It reminds me a bit of the case study platform beds manufactured by Modernica, particularly the fastback which I also think is very nice looking. I like the contrast between the brushed metal legs & the wood used in the frame. It's elegant indeed.
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Not a real bed for overweight Americans. I can imagine, one turn over in the middle of the night and the whole thing caves in -- yet alone any other 'adult' activity! (And yes, I am American and overweight).
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Hot - it's a beautiful, sleek design, IMO. With a mattress just exactly the height of the head & foot boards, and lightweight, neutral linen, I think this would be just gorgeous. I suspect it's also more sturdy than it looks.
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imogenesis
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I think this bed is beautiful, gorgeous lines. But seriously, is this bed sturdy enough for activities such as....sex? Love it.
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BillyRes
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as mentioned, very similar to the new fastback case-study bed that modernica is making. and as mentioned, more sturdy than it looks...
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I love this bed. But It looks even better when there's a mattress on it.
view Comicgeek's profile
Would be like sleeping in God's inbox.
view KarenH's profile
It looks like an unsteady oversized carom board. Maybe it looks better with a mattress?
view siongchinchan's profile
for the unhappy couple.
view reiskid's profile
Love it, KarenH.
And it's hot, hot, hot. As is the rest of the thin edge series (wish it weren't so expensive to buy vintage).
view Kevin Acker's profile
i have contacts over at Herman Miller and have talked to them about bringing this bed back, as well as the Nelson CSS storage units. They have looked into bringing the CSS back, but i dont think they have an interested in any of the nelson daybeds or beds. :( I'd love to get my hands on a thin edge.
view creativereact's profile
when i saw this post i thought, who would say not? i am shocked to see 50% voted not. anyway i love this bed, i would not choose to sleep on it myself but, the design is wonderful.
view patrik's profile
We have a version of this bedframe. It has the same leg architecture and a more substantial headboard. Our setup is awesome and sturdy and comfortable. Choose a thinner mattress to make the design 'sing' - definitely lullabies. We bought a McCroskey mattress to fit.
view wig3000's profile
Please say a mattress goes on top of this "bed"? I have a feeling if George Nelson's name was taken off the description, there would have been many more negative comments posted about this bed. I love his work, but seriously? This looks like the most uncomfortable thing I've ever seen.
view slin's profile
Thin edges mean painful bumps? This reminds me of the bed I had as child.
view Jute Zak's profile
It looks like a converted Ping-Pong table, are these really selling?
view Pop in Training's profile
This is just a bed frame. It is meant to be used with a mattress.
view Comicgeek's profile
I would have to see what it looked like with a matress on it. I voted not because it looks like the whole concept will disappear when you put a mattress on it. If that thin little thing that's on top of it is supposed to be the mattress, then it looks like the most uncomfortable thing you could sleep on aside from a bed of nails.
view ll's profile
this is superhot, just sizzling!
view timmy jr.'s profile
doesn't look study enough for having any fun in bed.
view LeighK's profile
I think it's a great looking bed frame. It reminds me a bit of the case study platform beds manufactured by Modernica, particularly the fastback which I also think is very nice looking. I like the contrast between the brushed metal legs & the wood used in the frame. It's elegant indeed.
view Duncan's profile
Not a real bed for overweight Americans. I can imagine, one turn over in the middle of the night and the whole thing caves in -- yet alone any other 'adult' activity! (And yes, I am American and overweight).
view VickyA's profile
Hot - it's a beautiful, sleek design, IMO. With a mattress just exactly the height of the head & foot boards, and lightweight, neutral linen, I think this would be just gorgeous. I suspect it's also more sturdy than it looks.
view imogenesis's profile
I think this bed is beautiful, gorgeous lines. But seriously, is this bed sturdy enough for activities such as....sex? Love it.
view BillyRes's profile
as mentioned, very similar to the new fastback case-study bed that modernica is making. and as mentioned, more sturdy than it looks...
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