Monaco Bed

The Monaco Bed reminds us of that scene in The Graduate when a nervous Dustin Hoffman asks the alluring Mrs. Robinson if she'd prefer a wood or metal hanger for her coat. But with the Monaco, there's no awkward question for Mrs. Robinson - just a seamless blend of both wood and metal.

The 2.5-inch-wide rubberwood posts are finished in a deep ebony and topped with ball finials. The metal camelback headboard and 30-inch concave footboard feature elegant details with large center castings. They're finished in a refreshingly contemporary carbon gray, a dark silver powder-coat base that's been rubbed with antique black.

You can order the complete bed or just the headboard, and it's available in your choice of sizes. If you're trying to decide between a wood or metal bed, the Monaco's your answer. You can leave the tough questions to Dustin Hoffman.

Full Bed Dimensions:

• Complete bed: 82L x 54.5W x 53.875H inches
• Headboard: 2.5L x 55.5W x 54.5H inches

Queen Bed Dimensions:

• Complete bed: 87.56L x 62.5W x 53.875H inches
• Headboard: 2.5L x 62.5W x 53.875H inches

King Bed Dimensions:

• Complete bed: 87.56L x 78.5W x 53.875H inches
• Headboard: 2.5L x 78.5W x 53.875H inches

The Beauty and Benefits of Rubberwood
Hailing from the maple family of trees, the rubber tree is used in the manufacture of high-end furniture. It is valued for its dense grain, minimal shrinkage, attractive color and acceptance of different finishes. This durable Asian hardwood is also prized as an "environmentally friendly" wood, as it makes use of trees that have been cut down at the end of their latex-producing cycle.

About Fashion Bed Group
Fashion Bed Group is a Leggett and Platt Company known for its innovative fashion beds, daybeds, futons, bunk beds, bed frames, and bedding support. Created in 1991, Fashion Bed Group is a large consolidation of three leading bed manufacturers. Its beds are manufactured of genuine brass, plated brass, cast zinc, cast aluminum, steel, iron, wood, wicker, and rattan. Fashion Bed Group's products are distributed throughout North America from warehouses located in Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Toronto, and Ennis, Texas.