Isabella Deluxe Wingback Bed Frame with optional Footstool

YORKSHIRE FANTASY BEDS LTD

£249.99

The Isabella wingback bed comes with a curved candle stule wing, supported by a deep buttoned headboard standing at 54" high. The deep button finished headboard is part of our chesterfield range that are amongst the most popular beds at the moment. The footboard itself comes well padded with the same buttoned design to finish this bed in style. The clever part is the storage as you can change the base of the bed to the following: 1. Bed frame (as pictured) 2. Divan base with 2 drawers (foot-end left and right) 3. Ottoman gas lift base (foot-end) Due to the weight of the Ottoman gas lift base w

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