This is an early 20th-century brushed steel infirmary bed circa the 1930s that works wonderfully as an industrial chaise longue or twin daybed. The bed is constructed entirely of steel as a continuous surface that slopes up subtly at one end to form a gentle headrest. The edges are rounded with notches around the perimeter. The base features tubular steel legs and stretchers for support. The steel has been brushed of all paint to it's natural finish while retaining it's authentic character. This minimal, industrial piece is a versatile seating option that makes a bold decor statement.
