Orion L.24 Bed

Design

The Orion L.24 bed by Capital is built around a quiet, architectural idea: pure lines, balanced volumes, nothing superfluous. The proportions are generous, with an overall width of about 82.7 inches, height of 39.4 inches, and depth close to 88.6 inches. The key visual point is the new curved headboard. It softens the silhouette, rounds out the profile, and gives the bed a welcoming presence without making it bulky.

From the side, that curve reads as light and fluid. From the front, it keeps the structure calm and orderly. The result is a bed that feels considered but easy to live with, suitable for interiors that favor clarity over decoration.

Materials & Build

The structure is based on a solid wooden frame, chosen to keep the form stable over time. Padding is in undeformable polyurethane foam in different densities, so each part of the bed supports weight in the right way. Nothing looks heavy, yet the internal build is robust.

A metal basement discreetly completes the construction, giving the piece a grounded stance. Upholstery options include leather or fabric, allowing Orion L.24 to slide naturally into more formal or more relaxed settings. At about 342 pounds and a volume around 88.3 cubic feet, it has the reassuring presence of a substantial piece from Capital.

Comfort

The curved headboard is designed for deep softness and comfortable support. It gently wraps around the upper body, so sitting up to read or work feels natural, not forced. Foam with varied densities helps the headboard keep its shape while remaining yielding to the touch.

The bed is proportioned for a mattress of approximately 71 by 79 inches, offering ample sleeping space without overwhelming the room.

Placement & Lifestyle

This bed suits master suites where the headboard can be the quiet focal point, but it works equally well in guest rooms that call for a clean, composed look. The scale is generous yet manageable, so it can sit centered in the room or against a feature wall with artwork or paneling.

In leather, it leans toward a more tailored, urban aesthetic. In fabric, it can read softer and more tactile. Either way, Orion L.24 supports a wide range of bedding and styling choices, from minimal white layers to richer, more layered compositions.

Longevity

With its wooden frame, metal base, and resilient polyurethane foam, the bed is built for long-term use, not just first impressions. The padding is designed to resist deformation, helping the headboard keep its curve and comfort over years of daily routines.

Surface durability will follow the upholstery choice, yet the underlying structure remains the same: steady, supportive, and quietly engineered to last. For those who prefer investing once in a primary piece, this approach from Capital offers a clear, well-balanced option for the bedroom.