All Cape Town range pieces sold separately.
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Cape Town Bed Frame
Where most reeded beds use the detail as accent — central panel only, or just the wings — the Cape Town Bed Frame commits fully. The entire headboard surface carries vertical reeding floor-to-cap, and the tall matching footboard echoes the same continuous detail. Finished in deep Tasani Brown with subtle wood grain visible through the dark stain, the bed reads as a single architectural statement at both ends. Available in Queen and King sizes. Part of the coordinated 4-piece Cape Town range — matching Bedside Table, Tallboy, and Dresser with Mirror sold separately.
All-Over Reeded Surface: Full Headboard + Matching Footboard
The Cape Town’s defining design move is the unbroken reeded surface. Fine vertical grooves run floor-to-cap across the entire headboard — no central panel, no flanking accents, just one continuous architectural texture. The tall matching footboard at the foot end carries the same continuous reeding, tying both ends of the bed together visually. The reeding catches light and shadow differently throughout the day, giving an otherwise plain dark bed real visual depth.
Continuous Vertical Reeding
Fine vertical grooves run across the full surface of both headboard and footboard — architectural rhythm without ornament.
Tasani Brown Finish
Deep warm brown stain with subtle wood grain visible — reads almost black across the room, reveals timber warmth up close.
4-Piece Coordinated Range
Matching Bedside Table, Tallboy, and Dresser with Mirror sold separately, all in Tasani Brown with consistent reeding and brass hardware.
How It's Built
The Cape Town uses hybrid construction. Structural elements (frame, base, side rails) are solid rubber wood; the decorative surfaces — the continuously reeded headboard and footboard panels — are timber veneer over MDF. Both stained the same Tasani Brown so the bed reads as one continuous piece. MDF stays flat and dimensionally stable across the wide reeded panels, keeping the precise vertical grooves crisp where solid timber would expand and contract with humidity.
Dust the Reeded Grooves Carefully
Use a soft brush or a vacuum on low suction along the vertical grooves. The reeded surface collects more dust than flat panels — weekly is ideal, monthly minimum.
Damp, Never Wet on the Timber
Dry spills immediately with a soft cloth. Standing water can damage the Tasani Brown finish on both the solid timber and veneered surfaces over time.
Skip Harsh Chemicals
Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or solvent-based products on the reeded surface — they can dull the finish and lodge in the grooves where they’re hard to remove.
What sizes is the Cape Town available in?
Queen and King only. Single, King Single, and Double are not available. No mattress included.
What does "all-over reeding" actually mean?
Reeding is the pattern of fine vertical grooves running across a timber surface — like very narrow parallel channels milled into the panel. On the Cape Town, the reeding covers the entire visible surface of the headboard (floor to cap) and the entire visible surface of the matching footboard. There’s no flat central panel, no border framing, no accent zones — just one continuous reeded texture from edge to edge. The pattern catches light and shadow as you move around the room, giving the dark stain real visual depth.
What does Tasani Brown look like up close?
A deep, warm brown stain that reads almost black across the room and reveals subtle wood grain detail up close — particularly visible running along the vertical reeded grooves. Not a flat opaque paint; the timber character shows through. Pairs naturally with neutral bedding (cream, taupe, soft grey), darker palettes (forest green, deep navy), or warm metallics that echo the brass hardware on the matching range pieces.
Is the Cape Town solid wood or veneer?
Hybrid construction. The structural elements (frame, base, side rails) are solid rubber wood. The decorative reeded panels are timber veneer over MDF. Both finished in the same Tasani Brown stain so the bed reads as one continuous piece — MDF stays dimensionally stable across the wide reeded panels where solid timber would expand and contract with humidity, keeping the precise vertical grooves crisp over time.
What other pieces are in the Cape Town range?
The Cape Town Bedside Table, Cape Town Tallboy, and Cape Town Dresser with Mirror — all sold separately, all in the same Tasani Brown finish with continuous reeded drawer fronts and brass round handles.
All Cape Town range pieces sold separately.
Where most reeded beds use the detail as accent — central panel only, or just the wings — the Cape Town Bed Frame commits fully. The entire headboard surface carries vertical reeding floor-to-cap, and the tall matching footboard echoes the same continuous detail. Finished in deep Tasani Brown with subtle wood grain visible through the dark stain, the bed reads as a single architectural statement at both ends. Available in Queen and King sizes. Part of the coordinated 4-piece Cape Town range — matching Bedside Table, Tallboy, and Dresser with Mirror sold separately.
All-Over Reeded Surface: Full Headboard + Matching Footboard
The Cape Town’s defining design move is the unbroken reeded surface. Fine vertical grooves run floor-to-cap across the entire headboard — no central panel, no flanking accents, just one continuous architectural texture. The tall matching footboard at the foot end carries the same continuous reeding, tying both ends of the bed together visually. The reeding catches light and shadow differently throughout the day, giving an otherwise plain dark bed real visual depth.
Continuous Vertical Reeding
Fine vertical grooves run across the full surface of both headboard and footboard — architectural rhythm without ornament.
Tasani Brown Finish
Deep warm brown stain with subtle wood grain visible — reads almost black across the room, reveals timber warmth up close.
4-Piece Coordinated Range
Matching Bedside Table, Tallboy, and Dresser with Mirror sold separately, all in Tasani Brown with consistent reeding and brass hardware.
How It's Built
The Cape Town uses hybrid construction. Structural elements (frame, base, side rails) are solid rubber wood; the decorative surfaces — the continuously reeded headboard and footboard panels — are timber veneer over MDF. Both stained the same Tasani Brown so the bed reads as one continuous piece. MDF stays flat and dimensionally stable across the wide reeded panels, keeping the precise vertical grooves crisp where solid timber would expand and contract with humidity.
Dust the Reeded Grooves Carefully
Use a soft brush or a vacuum on low suction along the vertical grooves. The reeded surface collects more dust than flat panels — weekly is ideal, monthly minimum.
Damp, Never Wet on the Timber
Dry spills immediately with a soft cloth. Standing water can damage the Tasani Brown finish on both the solid timber and veneered surfaces over time.
Skip Harsh Chemicals
Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or solvent-based products on the reeded surface — they can dull the finish and lodge in the grooves where they’re hard to remove.
What sizes is the Cape Town available in?
Queen and King only. Single, King Single, and Double are not available. No mattress included.
What does "all-over reeding" actually mean?
Reeding is the pattern of fine vertical grooves running across a timber surface — like very narrow parallel channels milled into the panel. On the Cape Town, the reeding covers the entire visible surface of the headboard (floor to cap) and the entire visible surface of the matching footboard. There’s no flat central panel, no border framing, no accent zones — just one continuous reeded texture from edge to edge. The pattern catches light and shadow as you move around the room, giving the dark stain real visual depth.
What does Tasani Brown look like up close?
A deep, warm brown stain that reads almost black across the room and reveals subtle wood grain detail up close — particularly visible running along the vertical reeded grooves. Not a flat opaque paint; the timber character shows through. Pairs naturally with neutral bedding (cream, taupe, soft grey), darker palettes (forest green, deep navy), or warm metallics that echo the brass hardware on the matching range pieces.
Is the Cape Town solid wood or veneer?
Hybrid construction. The structural elements (frame, base, side rails) are solid rubber wood. The decorative reeded panels are timber veneer over MDF. Both finished in the same Tasani Brown stain so the bed reads as one continuous piece — MDF stays dimensionally stable across the wide reeded panels where solid timber would expand and contract with humidity, keeping the precise vertical grooves crisp over time.
What other pieces are in the Cape Town range?
The Cape Town Bedside Table, Cape Town Tallboy, and Cape Town Dresser with Mirror — all sold separately, all in the same Tasani Brown finish with continuous reeded drawer fronts and brass round handles.
All Cape Town range pieces sold separately.
Original: $688.48
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$206.54Description
Where most reeded beds use the detail as accent — central panel only, or just the wings — the Cape Town Bed Frame commits fully. The entire headboard surface carries vertical reeding floor-to-cap, and the tall matching footboard echoes the same continuous detail. Finished in deep Tasani Brown with subtle wood grain visible through the dark stain, the bed reads as a single architectural statement at both ends. Available in Queen and King sizes. Part of the coordinated 4-piece Cape Town range — matching Bedside Table, Tallboy, and Dresser with Mirror sold separately.
All-Over Reeded Surface: Full Headboard + Matching Footboard
The Cape Town’s defining design move is the unbroken reeded surface. Fine vertical grooves run floor-to-cap across the entire headboard — no central panel, no flanking accents, just one continuous architectural texture. The tall matching footboard at the foot end carries the same continuous reeding, tying both ends of the bed together visually. The reeding catches light and shadow differently throughout the day, giving an otherwise plain dark bed real visual depth.
Continuous Vertical Reeding
Fine vertical grooves run across the full surface of both headboard and footboard — architectural rhythm without ornament.
Tasani Brown Finish
Deep warm brown stain with subtle wood grain visible — reads almost black across the room, reveals timber warmth up close.
4-Piece Coordinated Range
Matching Bedside Table, Tallboy, and Dresser with Mirror sold separately, all in Tasani Brown with consistent reeding and brass hardware.
How It's Built
The Cape Town uses hybrid construction. Structural elements (frame, base, side rails) are solid rubber wood; the decorative surfaces — the continuously reeded headboard and footboard panels — are timber veneer over MDF. Both stained the same Tasani Brown so the bed reads as one continuous piece. MDF stays flat and dimensionally stable across the wide reeded panels, keeping the precise vertical grooves crisp where solid timber would expand and contract with humidity.
Dust the Reeded Grooves Carefully
Use a soft brush or a vacuum on low suction along the vertical grooves. The reeded surface collects more dust than flat panels — weekly is ideal, monthly minimum.
Damp, Never Wet on the Timber
Dry spills immediately with a soft cloth. Standing water can damage the Tasani Brown finish on both the solid timber and veneered surfaces over time.
Skip Harsh Chemicals
Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or solvent-based products on the reeded surface — they can dull the finish and lodge in the grooves where they’re hard to remove.
What sizes is the Cape Town available in?
Queen and King only. Single, King Single, and Double are not available. No mattress included.
What does "all-over reeding" actually mean?
Reeding is the pattern of fine vertical grooves running across a timber surface — like very narrow parallel channels milled into the panel. On the Cape Town, the reeding covers the entire visible surface of the headboard (floor to cap) and the entire visible surface of the matching footboard. There’s no flat central panel, no border framing, no accent zones — just one continuous reeded texture from edge to edge. The pattern catches light and shadow as you move around the room, giving the dark stain real visual depth.
What does Tasani Brown look like up close?
A deep, warm brown stain that reads almost black across the room and reveals subtle wood grain detail up close — particularly visible running along the vertical reeded grooves. Not a flat opaque paint; the timber character shows through. Pairs naturally with neutral bedding (cream, taupe, soft grey), darker palettes (forest green, deep navy), or warm metallics that echo the brass hardware on the matching range pieces.
Is the Cape Town solid wood or veneer?
Hybrid construction. The structural elements (frame, base, side rails) are solid rubber wood. The decorative reeded panels are timber veneer over MDF. Both finished in the same Tasani Brown stain so the bed reads as one continuous piece — MDF stays dimensionally stable across the wide reeded panels where solid timber would expand and contract with humidity, keeping the precise vertical grooves crisp over time.
What other pieces are in the Cape Town range?
The Cape Town Bedside Table, Cape Town Tallboy, and Cape Town Dresser with Mirror — all sold separately, all in the same Tasani Brown finish with continuous reeded drawer fronts and brass round handles.
All Cape Town range pieces sold separately.
