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Material

12 years ago
What is the material of this bed? It looks like linen
Amelia Queen Fabric Bed Frame MOD-5036, Latte · More Info

Comments (2)

  • 11 years ago

    I too would like to know what the material for this bed - it reads faux leather but looks like linen or cotton?

  • 11 years ago
    Wendy63 I purchased this bed in gray. It is linen. And it's a fabulous bed. No need for a boxspring. The headboard is a little short so be mindful of the dimensions. Hope this helps!
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