Little Mermaid Bed
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The Little Mermaid Bed is inspired by Disney's princess Ariel and her undersea kingdom. This luxurious princess bed is a unique item that will highlight the decor of any little girl’s room.
Produced entirely in fiberglass, it sits atop rocks and features two round halves joined by a reinforced hinge area, which allows the structure to stand still without closing or sealing. The finishes are in a paint pigment that provides an exclusive color-changing effect.
The inside of this shell bed is pure magic, featuring a round mattress and a glowing color-changing light coming from the top shell, turning it into a relaxing space and sensory environment.
Note: Only the mattress is included. Eiderdown and bedcover pillows are not included.
Materials
Fiberglass and Resin. Wood.
Standard Finishes
Magical Rainbow Paint.
Weight
Approx.: 383 Kg.
Dimensions
Diameter: 200 cm. Height: 180 cm. Mattress Included Diameter: 150 cm.
Cocolea is an authorised Circu retailer in Australia. Package, custom and trade pricing is available for residential, hospitality and commercial projects; enquire for details. Enquire to discuss custom sizes and affordable material option variations of this product. Call 1800 855 665 or email sales@cocolea.com.au.
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Little Mermaid Bed
Where Beauty Meets Biological Wellbeing
Your home shapes your nervous system, sleep and focus every day. Interior design for wellness is the deliberate practice of creating spaces that work with your biology, not against it.