Kaiya Bed
by Studio Pip.
Kaiya means 'forgiving', and, just like snow, the Kaiya bed is a forgiving place on which to fall, with its eye-catching hand-stretched bamboo bedhead.
The Kaiya bed has beautiful solid timber handcrafted details including dowels in the leg, and head frames in hand-stretched bamboo or your choice of fabric or leather.
Designed and made in Australia.
Dimensions
Single: 206 cm (length) x 101 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
King Single: 221 cm (length) x 116 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
Double: 206 cm (length) x 147 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
Queen: 221 cm (length) x 162 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
King: 221 cm (length) x 192 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
Specifications
Timber:
American oak
Tasmanian oak.
See Product Specification Sheet for timber stains.
The Kaiya bedhead is available in rattan, or a fabric or leather of your choice from Miko’s wide range.
Resources
Kaiya Fabric Product Specification Sheet
by Studio Pip.
Kaiya means 'forgiving', and, just like snow, the Kaiya bed is a forgiving place on which to fall, with its eye-catching hand-stretched bamboo bedhead.
The Kaiya bed has beautiful solid timber handcrafted details including dowels in the leg, and head frames in hand-stretched bamboo or your choice of fabric or leather.
Designed and made in Australia.
Dimensions
Single: 206 cm (length) x 101 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
King Single: 221 cm (length) x 116 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
Double: 206 cm (length) x 147 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
Queen: 221 cm (length) x 162 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
King: 221 cm (length) x 192 cm (width) x 102 cm (height)
Specifications
Timber:
American oak
Tasmanian oak.
See Product Specification Sheet for timber stains.
The Kaiya bedhead is available in rattan, or a fabric or leather of your choice from Miko’s wide range.
Resources
Kaiya Fabric Product Specification Sheet
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Please contact us to discuss your requirements, lead time, and domestic freight pricing from Canberra if required.
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Please read Miko’s Terms & Conditions prior to ordering.
