Orion XL .24 Bed

Design

The Orion XL .24 bed by Capital sits in the room with quiet confidence. Its outline is broad and linear, with a generous surface that feels made for unhurried living. At roughly 142 inches wide and 89 inches deep, it stretches well beyond standard proportions, giving the bed a distinct, architectural presence. Height is kept to about 39 inches, which keeps the silhouette low and calm, so the piece anchors the space without overwhelming it.

There is no unnecessary detailing here. The design is about scale, balance, and the way the upholstered body catches the light. Part of the BEDS 2024 collection, it reflects the Capital Creative Lab’s focus on clean forms that still feel inviting and residential, not showy.

Materials & Build

The Orion XL .24 is offered in either leather or fabric, allowing a choice between a more tailored, crisp look or a softer, textile-driven mood. Both options wrap the structure in a continuous skin, so the bed reads as one cohesive volume rather than separate elements. The upholstery emphasizes touch as much as appearance.

With a weight of about 472 pounds and a transport volume close to 106 cubic feet, this is a substantial piece. The mass is reassuring; it suggests a robust internal structure and a focus on stability. Nothing about it feels light or temporary.

Comfort

This bed is designed to make lying down feel easy the moment someone approaches it. The upholstered frame softens the perimeter, so the edges feel less rigid and more relaxed. The generous footprint gives a sense of freedom, both for sleep and for the everyday routines that happen around the bed—reading, scrolling, a quiet coffee before the day starts.

Comfort here is not about tricks. It comes from good proportions, padded surfaces, and the sense of security that a well-grounded piece of furniture brings.

Placement & Lifestyle

At nearly 12 feet wide, the Orion XL .24 is made for large rooms: spacious primary suites, open-plan lofts, or bedrooms where the bed is meant to be the main element. It naturally becomes the focal point, so other furniture can stay simple and restrained.

The choice between leather and fabric makes it adaptable to different lifestyles. Leather works well in more formal, high-traffic settings, while fabric can soften a minimal space or complement layered textiles and rugs. In both cases, the piece brings a quiet, composed energy to the room.

Longevity

Capital builds the Orion XL .24 with long-term use in mind. The sturdy weight, thoughtful construction, and fully upholstered frame are all geared toward daily, real-world living rather than occasional use. It is the kind of bed that is moved in once and then stays, year after year.

Leather and quality fabrics both age in their own way, gaining character with time when cared for properly. Combined with the straightforward geometry of the design, this makes the bed easy to live with over the long run, as tastes evolve and interiors shift around it.