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Introducing the White New England Bed

We are all very excited to introduce the latest addition to our range of white bedroom furniture, the New England Bed.

The white painted New England style bed has been designed to compliment both the seaside inspired tongue and grooved Manhattan Range of bedroom furniture, and the Shaker Style Maine Range of bedroom furniture.

White New England Bed

Shown here is the Single New England Bed, teamed with a Manhattan Bedside Table. The white bed is available in four sizes: single, double, king size and super king size. Prices range from £598 for the single, to £798 for the super king size.

In typical New England Style, our bed has a tongue and groove headboard measuring 99cm high, and a tongue and grooved foot board measuring 76cm high. The posts are decorated with fluted detailing.

Please note that we do not supply mattresses – there is such an amazing choice out there, we feel we could not satisfy all demands!

Why not visit our West Sussex Showroom to view our New England Bed along with our other white bedroom furniture?

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2 Responses to “Introducing the White New England Bed”

  1. Simon Hayward Says:
    January 17th, 2010 at 6:16 pm

    Hi,

    Can you tell us what wood this bed is made from?

    Thanks.

    Simon

  2. Steph Says:
    January 19th, 2010 at 11:51 am

    Hi Simon
    The bed is made from lime wood, and the tongue and groove panels are MDF. We use lime wood as it has few knots or resin in it, and results in a smooth finish when spray painted. We use MDF on the tongue and groove panels to prevent any problems with the wood splitting.
    If you need any more information, please just ask!
    Thanks, Steph

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