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Mid-Century Modern Kent Coffey Full Size Walnut Bed
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Kent Coffey

Full Size Walnut Bed

c. 1960s

Size
38"H x 56"W x 80.25"D
Material
Walnut, Wood

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Kent Coffey Mid-Century Modern Bed 1960–1969

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Elevate your bedroom with this handsome Mid-Century Modern full-size bed by Kent Coffey, dating to the 1960s. Crafted in richly grained walnut, the bed features beautifully sculpted lines, tapered legs, and a distinctive headboard with elongated oval cutouts that capture the sophisticated styling of the era.Read moreRead less

Elevate your bedroom with this handsome Mid-Century Modern full-size bed by Kent Coffey, dating to the 1960s. Crafted in richly grained walnut, the bed features beautifully sculpted lines, tapered legs, and a distinctive headboard with elongated oval cutouts that capture the sophisticated styling of the era. The gently curved footboard and warm walnut finish add architectural presence without overwhelming the room. A wonderful example of classic American mid-century design, this vintage bed pairs effortlessly with both period and contemporary interiors. Perfect for a guest room, child’s room, or stylish vintage-inspired bedroom, this Kent Coffey bed offers timeless character and craftsmanship.

Specifications

Dimensions: 38"H x 56"W x 80.25"D
Style: Mid-Century Modern
Era / Period: 1960–1969
Designer: Kent Coffey
Maker: Unknown
Materials: Walnut, Wood
Condition: Good
Category: Bed
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