Period Living

PL’S bed collection

Editor Melanie Griffiths shares the story behind Period Living’s collaborat­ion with Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co – plus how you can save £250 on your first order

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Discover the story behind Period Living’s collaborat­ion with Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co

When Period Living had the ambition of putting its name to a bed collection, I knew exactly who to partner with. Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co is a shining light in British manufactur­ing, handcrafti­ng the most beautiful metal beds from its Norfolk workshop. I have long been impressed by the family business, which embodies every value prized by PL, as it meticulous­ly hand-makes its beds using only the finest quality materials. The team are also a real pleasure to deal with, and make investing in this key piece of furniture the enjoyable experience it should be.

Timeless designs

Whether you’re looking to add a touch of vintage style, classic elegance or industrial chic to your bedroom, the Period Living collection offers six bed designs that will work for homes of every era. From the luxurious simplicity of Albert (right), to the elegant curves of Victoria, and the retro style of Henry, you will be spoiled for choice. Each design comes in a selection of colours and five sizes, up to super-king, and can be paired with your choice of sumptuous mattress from iconic British brands including Vispring and Harrison Spinks. The beds are all guaranteed to last a lifetime, and are destined to become heirlooms of the future. Discover the full collection at wroughtiro­nandbrassb­ed.co.uk/period-living.

Handmade to order

Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co sources materials from as close to the factory as possible, supporting the local economy, and controls the making process from start to finish, diligently inspecting the beds at every stage of constructi­on. Rather than a generic production line, every bed is made to order for its individual owner using a combinatio­n of age-old methods enhanced by the latest technology. If the featured designs won’t work in your room, then the brand also offers a bespoke service, so your bed can be truly tailor-made for your needs.

The VIP experience

Book an appointmen­t to visit the showroom, and you will benefit from 90 minutes’ exclusive access, and get the full attention of one of the showroom team members – aka sleep experts. They will support you through choosing your bedtime retreat in an unhurried, tailor-made and safe shopping experience bubble.

Fit for royalty

After supplying the royal household for the last five years, Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co has now been awarded a Royal Warrant of Appointmen­t by Her Majesty The Queen. This recognitio­n is testament to the quality of the beds and the brand ethos. It is also a member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen and part of the Made in Britain manufactur­ing community, which is a protected mark that can only be used by companies who meet exacting criteria.

A greener future

Sustainabi­lity is at the heart of Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co, and it is the first iron bed manufactur­er in the UK to be certified as carbon neutral – powering its workshop with 100 per cent renewable energy and sourcing its bed slats only from Fsc-certified companies. The team constantly endeavour to recycle, reuse, and reduce waste wherever possible, so you can be sure that your new bed has a low carbon footprint.

Right: PL’S Style Editor Pippa Blenkinsop loved

styling the Albert bed with a cosy autumnal look. Combining an iron frame with brass finials and top bar, Albert, from £895, is a heritage design with an indulgent feel. Paired here with the straight bar

bedside table, from £159, and cotton bedlinen, from £120 for a set, all Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Co. Owlswick wallpaper in Briarwood, £81 per roll, Sanderson. Panelling in Chestnut, £38 for 2.5ltrs of emulsion, Neptune. Tawny bronze table lamp,

£204, with Taupe tapered

drum shade, £82.80, David Hunt. Wentworth

throw in Rose Hip, £180; Beatrix cushion in Harry Rose Hip, £82, both Neptune. Briar cushions

(on bed); Sabel cushion in Olive (on floor), £50 each, MM Linen. Butterfly

cushion, £12.50, M&S. Damson Sage Harlequin Shetland wool throw

(on basket), £94, Susie Watson Designs. Heddon brass candlestic­ks, from £40, Neptune. Rug, from a selection, Homesense

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