Teak Daybeds

A rare Pierre Jeanneret daybed from Chandigarh, India, 1962. The base is constructed in solid teak, and features Jeanneret’s characteristic geometric construction, with splayed legs ...

Beautiful early Daybed Model GE19 designed by Hans J. Wegner for Getama Denmark 1960s. Teak frame with tapered legs in very good vintage condition with minor traces of use. New mattr...

Classic daybed model GE 19 in the standard version, designed by Hans J. Wegner and manufactured by Getama. The piece stands out for its clean, timeless design language and the high-q...

Mid-Century, 1960's Cleopatra daybed by A.R. Cordemeyer with teak ends, enameled metal frame and charcoal mattress. Manufactured by Royal Auping the Cleopatra divan bed was developed...

Danish mid-century modern daybed produced by Hornsæs Møbelfabrik in Denmark during the 1960s. Crafted from teak, this elegant piece combines clean Scandinavian lines with practical f...

Børge Mogensen for Søborg Møbelfabrik, daybed/single beds, teak, Denmark, 1960s. Elegant en simplistic design by Børge Mogensen. Suitable to utilize as a day bed or a single bed. Th...

Hans Olsen Model 161 Daybed for Bramin, Denmark, 1957 An elegant example of Danish mid-century modern design, this Model 161 daybed was designed ...

A luxurious and highly decorative Danish Art Deco daybed from the mid-20th century, upholstered in a rich deep red velour. The daybed features a generously padded and deep-buttoned ...

A stunning Mid-century design from Auping that has just been upholstered in-house with brown pure wool fabric from a 200 year old independent Scottish manufacturer. Minimalist in de...

A beautiful and refined Danish daybed crafted in teak and dating from the 1960s. The daybed features a particularly clean and minimal construction with a long rectangular teak frame...

Minerva daybed sofa designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen, made in Denmark by France & Søn, and imported to the USA by John Stuart,Inc for their 1961 Danish Craftsm...

Cleopatra daybed by A.R. Cordemeyer combines sleek enameled metal with warm teak end caps and includes a new black mattress and cylindrical bolster. Developed in 1953 for Royal Aupin...

This exquisite teak daybed, designed by Danish furniture maker Bernhard Pedersen & Søn, showcases the simplicity and elegance of classic Danish design. Its sleek, solid wood frame f...

An iconic Cleopatra daybed designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping in 1954, one of the most recognizable examples of Dutch post-war modernism. The daybed features its characteristic...

Hans J. Wegner for Getama – Model GE6 Teak Daybed, Denmark, 1960 A classic Danish modern daybed designed by Hans J. Wegner for Getama, model GE6, crafted in teakwood with newly uph...

This Pierre Jeanneret daybed model PJ-L-12-A was made for a special commission to the city of Chandigarh, India, - Punjab University Administrative buildings and a few private residences. They were produced between circa 1952 and 1957. This daybed with compass legs and frame in solid teak, is upholstery in forest green hide. Provenance: Sourced from gallery Fiftiesdesign in Brest, who imported the furniture from India...

This rare daybed, produced in Denmark during the 1950s, is a refined representation of mid-century Scandinavian design, exemplifying the principles of functionality, simplicity, and ...

Mid-Century, 1960's Cleopatra narrow daybed by A.R. Cordemeijer with custom yellow mattress, teak ends and black enameled metal frame. Manufactured by Royal Auping the Cleopatra diva...

Demountable webbed daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1955–1956. The vintage teak frame combines a long reclining platform with a cane back at one end and contemporary green shearling padding with a matching bolster. Jeanneret’s furniture formed part of the larger architectural project of Chandigarh, the new city developed in post-independence India. Alongside desks, chairs and storage furniture, his daybeds addressed the quieter activities of rest and informal seating. Their generous horizontal surfaces were supported by a practical timber framework made with local craftsmen. The design gives an everyday furnishing the clarity of a small architectural structure, with its proportions, visible joints and open spaces establishing a close relationship between useful construction and sculptural form. The exposed support webbing runs around the timber rails beneath the removable pad. Broad tapered uprights at the head carry the rectangular cane back, while visible bolts articulate the demountable construction. The open frame allows the webbed support, timber joints and generous space beneath the platform to remain clearly legible. The cane back forms a light vertical screen above the upholstered plane. Its grid contrasts with the dense texture of the shearling and with the solid wooden members around it. The cylindrical bolster rests against this back, adding a rounded profile to the otherwise rectilinear structure. The sizeable 80-inch length gives the piece the scale of a full reclining daybed. The broad teak head upright retains a clearly visible painted inventory inscription, “PGI 315”. PGI refers to the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh, established in 1962; 315 is the accompanying inventory number. The surviving lettering associates this particular frame with the institute and records its later institutional use, following the circa 1955–1956 design date. Painted directly onto the structural timber beside the cane back, the mark is an integral detail of the daybed’s history, complementing the worn edges, visible bolts and patinated woodwork. The vintage teak retains variations in grain, color and surface wear, with softened edges and individual traces of use visible in the photographs. These details give the woodwork its material character and preserve the sense of a furnishing made for daily life in institutional or residential interiors. The present upholstery is a later treatment of the vintage structure. For a related webbed Chandigarh daybed...

Beautiful and elegant Scandinavian daybeds, produced in Denmark in the 1960s. Crafted in warm-toned teak, the design is defined by its refined proportions and gently curved end panel...

1 Teak Daybed Børge Mogensen Soborg Møbler Model 136 Rare Danish modern teak daybed with upholstered cushion and side pillows designed by...

Scandinavian Modern Sleigh Daybed, Teak, Denmark, 1960s. This daybed is built from solid teak with book-matched teak veneer panels at each end. The sleigh silhouette is defined by t...

Designed by Hans J. Wegner for Getama during the 1950s, the GE-258 daybed is one of the finest examples of Danish Modern furniture, embodying the balance between elegant craftsmanshi...

Amazing Indo-Javanese hand-carved wedding chest daybed crafted from teak. Known as a Grobog the chest was filled with gifts for the bride inside the storage area. The case is embelli...

An absolutely gorgeous Danish modern solid teak "Minerva" daybed / sofa by Peter Hvidt for John Stuart, circa 1960s. The piece is in very good original vintage condition with a brigh...

This modern teak wood sofa features a large teak wood slab base, backrest and is elevated by two shallow teak wood blocks. The sofa comes with cushions...

Pita daybed outdoors was created to bring you a much needed relax time. Handcrafted in teak wood and upholstered in Sunbrella color Sailcloth Shell Kick ba...

Low upholstered daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1957–1958. The broad rectangular platform is presented in contemporary brown velvet over a vin...

Frame: Teak and olefin fiber Teak We only use carefully selected, fully grown teak, which is harvested in accordance with the strictest environmental standards. The reason for its generally commended durability is the high levels of natural oils it contains. The resulting minimal moisture absorption prevents warping which gives it great stability. Moreover, the wood is extremely resistant to the influences of chemicals, as well as against attacks by vermin. Olefin fiber Olefin fibre is a synthetic fibre made from polyethylene. The advantage of this fibre is its strength, color fastness and comfort. Also it is very resistant to staining and different weather conditions. Includes roof, seat/back cushions, and curtain set...

Rare antique teak day bed from the island of Madura. The patina on the wood is stunning. Circa 1900. The length of the arm is 48.5 and hand carved...

Very nice teak daybed, fabricated in The Netherlands in the 60's. It has 4 folding feet, see the last pictures. The mattress is renewed with new foam and it has just been uphols...

This exceptional antique Javanese daybed is a beautiful testament to traditional Indonesian craftsmanship. Crafted with a solid teak wood frame and an original woven bamboo seat, the...

Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard Nielsen Mid Century Teak and Cane Daybed This daybed measures: 79.75 wide x 30.5 wide x 30 inches high, with a seat height of 17.75 and arm height/chai...

An antique Javanese teak wood daybed from the 19th century, with rattan seat, storage and hand carved scrolling motifs. Handcrafted on the island of Java during the 19th century, this teak (a very sturdy wood) daybed charmed us right away with its rustic character and great presence. We found it in Java on an excursion during the early 1980s. The bed features a hand-carved headboard with scrolling cloud motifs, flanked with straight supports topped with pyramidal finials. The main section presents a low storage...

'Model 470' sofa/daybed designed by Hans Bellmann for Wilkhahn, Germany 1960s. The sofa is made of teak and and has a grey velvet upholstery. The daybed is adjustable in two position...

Friso Kramer inspired Dutch teak single bed or daybed with gray enameled metal frame and inset teak panels and custom dove gray mattress. The mattress frame hooks into the end panels...

Bina’ means ‘Dance’ in Congolese Tshiluba. Tshiluba is one of the languages alongside three other native languages spoken in the DCR. The chair is made out of teak, the back of handw...

The Teak Spa Sofa is available as a single sofa or L shape. Solid aged reclaimed teak wood slabs joined together for a modern minimalist aesthetic. Comfortable design for sleeping or...

We are pleased to present this fantastic daybed or Diwan by Pierre Jeanneret, circa late 1950s. The bed is documented as model PJ-L-11-A. Pierre Jeanneret first arrived in India ...

Upholstered teak daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1957–1958, with a contemporary dark taupe shearling pad and cylindrical bolster. The long reclining plane is supported by a low frame with emphatic compass-form ends. Jeanneret’s furniture formed part of the larger architectural project of Chandigarh, the new city developed in post-independence India. Alongside desks, chairs and storage furniture, his daybeds addressed the quieter activities of rest and informal seating. Their generous horizontal surfaces were supported by a practical timber framework made with local craftsmen. The design gives an everyday furnishing the clarity of a small architectural structure, with its proportions, visible joints and open spaces establishing a close relationship between useful construction and sculptural form. Broad angled members spread toward the floor at each end, while a low longitudinal stretcher links the supports beneath the seat. The timber rail remains exposed below the padding, preserving the separation between the vintage base and the current soft furnishing. The rounded bolster rests above the otherwise uninterrupted horizontal plane. The side rail retains painted “PGIMER” lettering followed by inventory number “116” above a line, with “2” below. PGIMER identifies Chandigarh’s Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, established in 1962. The paint records later institutional use of the daybed and adds a particular medical-institute association to the history of this frame. The vintage teak retains variations in grain, color and surface wear, with softened edges and individual traces of use visible in the photographs. These details give the woodwork its material character and preserve the sense of a furnishing made for daily life in institutional or residential interiors. The present upholstery is a later treatment of the vintage structure. A related Chandigarh daybed...

Demountable daybed, model PJ‑L‑05‑A, designed by Pierre Jeanneret in the mid‑1950s as part of his extensive program of furniture for the newly planned city of Chandigarh, India. The ...

An iconic “Cleopatra” daybed designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping in the Netherlands in 1954, one of the most recognizable examples of Dutch post-war modernism. The daybed featur...

Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard Nielsen Mid Century Teak and Cane Daybed This daybed measures: 64.25 wide x 31 deep x 29.5 inches high, with a seat height of 17 and arm height of 25.2...

Daybed anni '60 in legno di teak e di manifattura italiana. Il daybed è stato completamente restaurato di recente. E' completo di bolster che può essere posizionato a piacere. ...

Very nice teak daybed, fabricated in The Netherlands in the 60's. Underneath the bed there are two drawers. The mattress is renewed with new foam and it has just been upholstere...

Rare Swedish / Scandinavian sculptural mid century daybed in teak wood and hide upholstery by an anonymous designer, 1960s. In good vintage condition with a later beige hide upholste...

An iconic Cleopatra daybed designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping in 1954, a distinctive example of Dutch post-war modernism. The daybed features its characteristic slender black m...

Rare minerva daybed / sofa designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen. Produced by France & Son in Denmark.

Teak-framed sofa by master Danish designer, Hans Wegner. This rare version of his famous daybed has a base that slides open to create a larger (double) bed. A bed cover unrolls to pr...

Daybed by Severin Hansen Jr. in teak. New upholstered with fine petrol colored velvet fabric. The backrest can be adjusted as a seat and daybed.. Model SH7, designed in 1957. Produce...

An impressive teak day bed that can be used as a regular bed frame or a statement piece pool side. Beautiful century old teak wood with lovely character and minimalist carving on thi...

This refined Danish modern daybed by Hundevad exemplifies the brand’s commitment to understated elegance, precision craftsmanship, and functional design. Crafted in warm, finely grai...

Webbed teak daybed by Pierre Jeanneret from the Chandigarh furniture program, circa 1955–1956. A long reclining platform, rectangular cane back and contemporary dark shearling pad with cylindrical bolster are combined in a visibly articulated timber frame. Jeanneret’s furniture formed part of the larger architectural project of Chandigarh, the new city developed in post-independence India. Alongside desks, chairs and storage furniture, his daybeds addressed the quieter activities of rest and informal seating. Their generous horizontal surfaces were supported by a practical timber framework made with local craftsmen. The design gives an everyday furnishing the clarity of a small architectural structure, with its proportions, visible joints and open spaces establishing a close relationship between useful construction and sculptural form. The head uprights carry the open cane back, while the webbed support remains exposed around the seat rails beneath the removable pad. Visible bolts connect the broad timber members, making the practical assembly legible. The cane grid forms a light vertical screen at one end of the otherwise continuous horizontal platform. A photographed head upright is painted “P.E.C/13(H).” P.E.C is consistent with Punjab Engineering College, whose campus moved to Chandigarh in 1953. The accompanying characters preserve an institutional inventory designation on the frame itself. This lettering gives the daybed a specific college association and remains visible beside the bolt heads and aged teak surface. The vintage teak retains variations in grain, color and surface wear, with softened edges and individual traces of use visible in the photographs. These details give the woodwork its material character and preserve the sense of a furnishing made for daily life in institutional or residential interiors. The timber has been refinished. The present upholstery is a later treatment of the vintage structure. For a related webbed Chandigarh daybed...

An original GE-1 Daybed with Ottoman designed by Hans J. Wegner for Getama, Denmark, 1950s. The design reflects Wegner’s early exploration of adaptable lounge furniture, combining a ...

Dimensions: approx. 196 x 36 x 94 cm (Length x Height x Width of the lying surface) Two pieces available, price per piece. Elegant, handcrafted daybed in solid teak, made in Denmark...

Very nice teak daybed, fabricated in The Netherlands in the 60's. Underneath the bed there are two drawers. The mattress is renewed with new foam and it has just been upholstered w...

This daybed was designed by Dick Cordemeijer in 1954. It is a beautiful and typical example of Dutch design. The frame is made of black coated metal and the ends are made of solid te...

A very nice and rather rare daybed or diwan by Pierre Jeanneret for the Chandigarh Project, circa 1957. These daybeds were produced in small numbers for Punjab University Administ...

A pair of teak framed daybeds by the design duo of Tove & Edvard Kindt-Larsen for Gustav Bahus. Typically seen with armrests and back support this pair was used as single beds for th...

Daybed Lonam Natura with structure in solid teak in natural finish, back seat structure in wicker and cord alliage in clear beige finish, with upholstered seat covered in cream ou...