givesgoodbed

a collection of eccentric, themed or otherwise resplendent beds in celebration of the most important and underrated piece of furniture ��

04/20/2022

A 15th-century monastery in Chianti, Italy, that the shoe designer,
has turned into a beloved family home 💚🌿

01/07/2022

“The Sleepcentre 2000” by Slumberland 1978 designed by Terence Conran

12/24/2021

The Paris Hotel Room from The Queen’s Gambit.
“Production designer, Uli Hanisch wanted the Paris hotel room where Beth stays during her second-to-last tournament to “play as French and pompous as possible.” The opulent Second Empire gilded bed (sourced from a prop house) is covered in Japanese-inspired fern linens (with a matching headpiece), and the gold floral wallpaper was the most expensive wallpaper used in the entire show (about $3,600 for the room, Hanisch says). Hanisch also chose a mid-century-modern painting of a female form that stands out from the room’s 19th-century glitz. In all of the Queen’s Gambit sets, the paintings — usually of women — mean something. ‘Beth is becoming a grown-up, independent lady, and we didn’t want her to be surrounded by paintings of boring men. We gave her the company of other strong women.’”

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