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Unknown bed on a wood panel ad'

Bernard Grannon

3 years ago

I'd love to find this bed, even better if it's an ottoman, any ideas folks?

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Jonathan
3 years ago
Bonaldo make several beds that are very similar
Bernard Grannon
Original Author
3 years ago
Thanks Jonathan, I'll check them out.
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Anthony (Beano)
3 years ago
I know the look very well, I can assure you it will be expensive!

ive the moroso lowland bed, very similar in look and very low, rarely do these type of beds come as ottomans as they are so low there is no storage space.
Misha M
3 years ago
Hi Bernard,

Second what Anthony said on price!

Likely an Italian company will make this.

You might try doing a reverse Google search? Brings up similar options but not the same...

Good luck!
Bernard Grannon
Original Author
3 years ago
Thanks, what's "a reverse Google search"?
Misha M
3 years ago
Hi Bernard,

I responded but my comment doesn't appear to publish to apologies if you eventually get this multiple times.

Reverse Google search allows you to search the web for any picture or image you have and it should try to find where it came from.

Open the pic in your gallery in your phone and at the bottom of your screen you should have an icon which is little like the Instagram icon. Click that and Google searches the web for that image telling you where it's from.

Hopefully that makes sense?

Misha
Bernard Grannon
Original Author
3 years ago
Thanks Misha, much appreciated.

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