Clori Bed

Design

The Clori bed draws the eye with calm, continuous lines. The silhouette is fluid rather than angular, giving the piece a gentle presence in the room. Curves soften the structure and keep it visually light, even when it commands the space as the main focus. The design feels considered but not overworked, which makes it easy to read at a glance and easy to live with every day.

Its proportions are generous without being overwhelming. With a width of about 126 inches, a height around 45 inches, and a depth close to 90.5 inches, Clori stretches out comfortably in the room while still leaving space to move. The form feels enveloping, yet the overall look stays clean and orderly.

Materials & Build

This bed is conceived as part of a wider story, where every element shares the same smooth, sinuous language. In that context, Clori sets the tone. It is offered in a curated range of finishes that pair easily with other pieces in the bedroom. The look can shift from quiet to more graphic depending on the chosen mix, but the underlying design remains calm and balanced.

The palette spans metals, marbles, leather, fabrics, and wood, so the bed can lean warmer or cooler as needed. Surfaces are designed to feel good to the touch and to sit comfortably alongside high-quality textiles and accessories. Nothing is loud; details are there to underline the shape, not compete with it.

Comfort & Proportion

Clori is shaped to create an inviting, protective feel. The measured height supports reading or working in bed without dominating the wall behind. Depth and width give a reassuring sense of scale, making the sleeping area feel substantial and well defined. The soft curves help the bed feel welcoming from every angle, not just from the front.

Placement & Lifestyle

This bed suits rooms that aim for a discreet, exclusive character rather than a showy one. It pairs naturally with consoles, chests of drawers, poufs, and bedside tables from the same story, but it can also anchor a more eclectic mix. In a larger primary suite, its wide stance reads as deliberate and architectural. In a boutique-style guest room, it quietly sets the standard for the rest of the furnishings.

Longevity

The aesthetic is meant to last beyond a single trend cycle. Clear lines, soft edges, and carefully chosen finishes give the Clori bed by Capital the ability to move with an evolving interior. The substantial weight, close to 298 pounds, adds a reassuring sense of stability once in place. Over time, the combination of proportion, material, and restraint allows the design by Margherita Fanti to remain relevant, even as the room around it changes.