DUXIANA X Rottet Collection Collaboration

Bed manufacturer DUXIANA and Lauren Rottet of Rottet Studio have come together once more – a relationship that began in 2008 when the pair worked together on The Surrey Hotel.

The partnership sees DUXIANA’s mattresses – known for their ergonomic design and customisable components – paired with Rottet’s handmade bed frames to facilitate a stylish and serene night’s sleep, uniting Swedish comfort with American design. The three frames, named Aspen, Baldwin and Essex, are topped by the DUX frameless mattresses. Sleek and contemporary, the Essex bed comprises a wooden frame with a leather, lacquer or wood headboard, wrapped in metal banding.

Nightstands with concealed drawers are recessed on each side, with integrated lighting offering a soft, ambient glow to surroundings.

Meanwhile, inspired by natural phenomena like the Rocky Mountains and the changing of the seasons, Aspen is a cosy, upholstered leather option with a graceful, curved headboard, while Baldwin is characterised by its use of leather and metal banding, with other RC options available. A padded headrest adds support, while built-in wood and stone side tables provide a place for day or nighttime accoutrements. All designs are customisable through a variety of Rottet Collection fabrics, as well as wood finishes. Options like natural walnut and ebony are available, while metal details are offered in polished stainless, champagne, graphite and dark bronze. Stone finishes meanwhile include Carrara marble, Nero Marquina marble and Travertine.

“United by our mutual dedication to excellence, we are thrilled to join forces with Rottet to elevate the bedroom experience,” comments Henrik Ljung, CEO of DUXIANA. “This partnership signifies a fresh chapter in bedroom decor, enriching the space with exceptional craftsmanship and groundbreaking design.” Lauren Rottet adds: “I couldn’t be more excited about collaborating with DUXIANA and offering the DUX frameless mattresses with the beds along with our gorgeous co-branded linens.”