Kimera XL Bed

Design

Kimera XL from Capital approaches the sleeping area with clear, deliberate geometry. The proportions are generous, with an overall width of about 131.5 inches, height of 67 inches, and depth of 88.6 inches. The tall, fully upholstered headboard anchors the room visually, giving the bed a strong horizontal line and a quiet, confident presence.

There is no excess detail. Surfaces stay clean, edges stay controlled, so the focus remains on volume, padding, and the way light moves across fabric or leather. It is a bed designed to look composed from every angle, not just from the front.

Materials & Build

Beneath the upholstery, a solid wooden frame gives the Kimera XL its reassuring structure. The bed sits on discreet metal feet that lift the volume just enough, keeping the silhouette light while supporting a substantial weight of about 705 pounds. It feels made to last, not simply assembled.

Padding in undeformable polyurethane foam of different densities shapes the headboard and body. The finishes available—wood accents, leather, and fabrics—allow the piece to move from understated to more pronounced, depending on the chosen combination. All elements are straightforward, well considered, and built for everyday use.

Comfort

The upholstered headboard is the comfort center of this bed. Its soft, consistent padding supports reading, working, or simply leaning back at the end of the day. And because the foam is undeformable and layered in different densities, it keeps its shape while remaining yielding to the touch.

The bed is designed for a 180 x 200 cm mattress, roughly 71 x 78.7 inches, giving ample space for a couple and a relaxed layout of pillows and throws. Comfort here is about generous surface and reliable support, not complicated mechanisms.

Placement & Lifestyle

At over ten feet wide, Kimera XL is made for larger bedrooms where the bed can truly command the space. It suits a room where circulation is open and where textiles, art, and lighting can play off its substantial headboard. Capital positions it as a central piece, not something pushed into a corner.

The simple lines and choice of fabric or leather upholstery make it easy to pair with quiet, minimal side tables or richer, more layered surroundings. It works in both restrained and more expressive interiors, depending on how it is dressed.

Longevity

Since its introduction in the BEDS 2013 collection, the Kimera XL has been defined by stability and clarity rather than trends. The undeformable polyurethane foam, the wooden frame, and the metal feet all speak to a bed meant to hold up over time, in both structure and appearance.

The volume of roughly 3 m³, about 106 cubic feet, underlines the substance of the piece, yet nothing feels heavy-handed. With the right care of fabrics or leather, it is the kind of bed that can stay in place for years, aging with the room rather than being replaced by the next new thing.