TRANSFORMING BED

HAIKU

Haiku Bed

Haiku is a bed made from pine wood and a Brazilian coffee tree, with COR-TEN steel bedside tables that slide freely along the frame.

A glass lamp hangs from the branches, spreading soft, shifting light.

Like the Japanese poem it takes its name from, it captures a moment in nature. Haiku is a bed for sleeping in a forest, under the moon.

Sold. Haiku currently lives in Bologna.

WIDTH 210 cm  82.7 in

DEPTH 170 cm  67 in

HEIGHT 42 cm  16.5 in

Haiku Bed in reclaimed wood with raised sliding element
Haiku Bed bedside detail showing Italian wood and iron craftsmanship

Haiku is a bed inspired by the quiet of a nocturnal forest.

Light and shadow detail on Haiku Bed reclaimed-wood surface
Haiku Bed adjustable glass lamp with light turned off

Lamp: original 1970s glass ball, 25 cm diameter, suspended from a hand-stitched recovered leather cable.

Haiku Bed with sliding wooden element in front position
Haiku Bed with sliding wooden element moved toward the back
Haiku Bed in configuration with wooden element in background
Haiku Bed with sliding wooden panel placed at the foot

Tree: the tree slides along the bed’s perimeter allowing continuous reconfiguration.

Iron frame and reclaimed-wood structure of Haiku Bed

Electrical system: hollowed to conceal the wiring, then filled, pigmented and carved until the intervention disappeared.

Haiku Bed transforming design with extended wooden panel

Structure: solid old pine.

Close-up of Haiku Bed glass lamp suspended above the frame

Bulb: 25W, dimmable.

Haiku Bed COR-TEN steel bedside plates along the frame

Bedside units: COR-TEN steel plates, 20×25 cm. Both slide along the perimeter.

Reclaimed-wood grain and natural texture of Haiku Bed

Tree: dried Brazilian coffee tree.

Handcrafted felt blanket by Yael Pincus on Haiku Bed
Felt blanket: by Yael Pincus slowlab.firenze@gmail.com
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