A Savile Row Tailor and Savoir Teamed Up on a Bed That’s Handmade by a Single Artisan

Your bed can now look as sharp as your favorite suit.

Savoir, the historic British brand that began handcrafting bespoke beds for the Savoy hotel in 1905, has teamed up with British Ghanaian fashion designer Ozwald Boateng to create a sculptural bed with a sartorial elegance.

Boateng began tailoring at 16 and quickly rose to fame with immaculately cut suits in bright hues and bold fabrics. He opened his headquarters on Savile Row in 2002 and remains one of the few people of color with a firm on the prestigious London street. Interested in applying his distinctive design language to a new category, Boateng began exploring the world of interiors. Savoir won him over with its artisanal approach.

The Authenticity requires over 200 hours of work to build.

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