“Seven” bed by Luigi Saccardo for Gasparello

Elegant double bed in briarwood designed by Luigi Saccardo for Gasaprello. This bed is a fine example of vintage design, dating from the late 1970s, featuring clean lines and a luxurious finish. The frame is made of wood veneered in brown-stained Maple burl, with a high-gloss varnish that enhances the natural grain of the material, giving it a sophisticated and elegant appearance.
The headboard is distinguished by its wide lateral extension, which integrates suspended nightstands with functional surfaces and black concealed drawers, thus providing a harmonious and integrated look. The rounded lines of the corners and edges add a soft touch to the bed’s geometric design. The bed frame is imposing but well-proportioned, with rounded profiles that follow the perimeter of the mattress.
The internal dimensions of the bed include a standard double mattress size 160x190cm.
This piece is perfectly suited to retro, modernist or even contemporary interiors, thanks to the quality of its materials and its timeless aesthetic. Perfect for those seeking a distinctive and visually striking piece of furniture.
Extremely rare and currently unique item on the market.
Bibliography: “Seven” cabinet of the same series published in Domus June 1980 P.43

Product Name: “Seven” Bed by Luigi Saccardo for Gasparello
Designer: Luigi Saccardo
Year of Design: Late 1970s
Style: Vintage, modernist, with rationalist and elegant influences
Main Materials: Maple burl veneer wood stained brown, with a high-gloss finish that enhances the natural grain of the material
Distinctive Design: Clean and essential lines, rounded corners and edges that lend softness to the geometric design, wide headboard with hanging nightstands and black concealed drawers, imposing but well-proportioned bed frame
Dimensions: Standard Maternal Mattress Size 160x190cm Headboard Height: 70cm – Headboard Length: 310cm – Depth:4cm Height Lateral: 26cm – Length Lateral: 205cm Footboard Height: 26cm – Footboard Length: 172cm Bedside tables size: Length: 40cm – Width: 64cm – Thickness: 4cm
Comfort: Solid, well-designed frame to accommodate a double mattress, with built-in nightstands for added convenience
Typical Use: Perfect for retro, modernist or contemporary style furnishings, suitable for elegant and refined bedrooms
Design Icon: A visually striking piece, representative of 1970s Italian design, published in Domus
Versatility: Thanks to the quality of the materials and its timeless aesthetics, the bed blends seamlessly into both vintage and modern design settings
Current State of Design: Excellent vintage condition. Discontinued piece and currently the only one on the market.
Additional Notes: Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. Slight signs of aging may be present, which do not affect its functionality. Please consider these features before purchasing.

Luigi Saccardo was an Italian designer active mainly in the 1970s, known for his collaborations with prominent design companies such as Maison Jansen and Arrmet. In addition to the famous “Seven” sideboard designed for Gasparello, Saccardo created a variety of furniture reflecting the modern aesthetic of the time.
Saccardo’s works are prized for their quality craftsmanship and timeless design, making them sought after in the vintage design market. His ability to combine high-quality materials with clean lines and innovative shapes left a significant imprint on the Italian design scene of the 1970s.

Gasparello Arredamento Contemporaneo was an Italian company specializing in the production of designer furniture in the 1970s. Among his best-known collaborations is the one with designer Luigi Saccardo, who created the “Seven” line for the company, characterized by sideboards with sinuous lines and fine materials such as maple burl. The company was based in Casale sul Sile, in the province of Treviso. Over the years, the company has ceased operations, but its pieces continue to be appreciated in the vintage design market for their quality craftsmanship and distinctive aesthetics.