Mathy by Bol's bunk bed "Discovery" with bed drawer, Color elements: Cuberdon Purple

The right to cancel does not apply to contracts for the delivery of goods that are not prefabricated and for whose production an individual selection or determination by the consumer is decisive or which are clearly tailored to the personal needs of the consumer. Here we present you a magical bunk bed from the Belgian furniture label Mathy by Bols. The bed is part of the famous furniture collection Discovery. The series is inspired by the Montessori concept and the idea behind it. Furniture and shapes are meant to be experienced. Scalability in the different stages of development is a defining element. A special role is played by the possibility of color design, as well as the play of shapes. And that's why 'Discovery' is extraordinary in many ways. The beds play with hints. Because the design furniture reminds in a beautiful way of a vehicle. Without being too obvious, the bed is a beautifully implemented interpretation. The basis is the natural radiance of the pine wood. Individual elements can be designed in color and thus form an interesting contrast. They appear extremely harmonious. And here at the bunk bed, the combination of natural wood and colored surfaces plays an even greater role. Because in the bunk bed the complete upper bed is colored. The headboard of the lower bed is raised and conveys security. The footboard is slightly rounded and looks very appealing. The bed drawer provides additional storage space in the children's room. Or it can be a great guest bed when equipped with a suitable mattress.The bunk bed is also available without a bed drawer and is listed as a standalone item in this online store. The same goes for the canopy bed and the single bed from the same collection. You can find all beds below this description. Of course, later on, you can also convert your existing bunk bed into a different type with the appropriate add-ons.
The beds can be wonderfully combined with the cabinets, shelves, and desks from the 'Asymetry' collection.