Showcasing the best of George Smith craftship, the upholstered bed collection features four styles that can be personalised through classic George Smith upholstery detailing…
Available as full beds or simple headboards, the collection is fully customisable, offering endless colour and upholstery detail combinations. Options include nail heads, contrast piping and even ruching, paired with a choice of over 300 George Smith in-house fabrics or customers’ own material. Keep it simple or mix it up, styling your very own luxury bed has never been so fun!
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Named after 18th century upholsterers, Avery, Ellis, Darby and Marlow are four elegant, versatile and exceptionally upholstered beds that can be tailored to reflect your personal style.
Avery: Lively and inviting, Avery has a stylish silhouette with inverted corners that create a playful and charismatic bed.
Ellis: Graceful and full of charm, with a gentle sculptural crown, Ellis provides a cosy yet regal retreat away from life’s daily hustle and bustle.
Darby: Classic and smooth, the elegant, domed curve of the Darby offers a harmonious and tranquil space for relaxing.
Marlow: Less is more with Marlow; crisp and confident lines keep it chic and simple for an all-round polished look.
George Smith has designed this timeless collection to meet a broad range of styles with four elegant beds that create a balance between comfort and grandeur. Fully customisable, available to be tailored to your personal style; the renowned quality of George Smith is evident in this new and exciting product range.
George Smith is a maker of exceptional upholstered furniture, who believes in quality and service without compromise, combining precision, craftsmanship and high-quality materials to create beautiful, enduring, comfortable furniture.
George Smith is one of our Recommended Suppliers and regularly features in our Supplier News section of the website. If you are interested in becoming one of our Recommended Suppliers, please email Katy Phillips.
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