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Little Seeds Rowan Valley Arden Trundle, Twin Size, Peach Daybed
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Little Seeds Rowan Valley Arden Trundle, Twin Features
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Mid-century modern daybed that is fully upholstered in a soft velvet fabric and features diamond tufting on the backrest and arms.
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Comes with a roll-out trundle that locks into place to provide an extra sleeping space for overnight guests and sleepovers.
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Sturdy wood construction with a bentwood slat system that removes the need for any additional box spring or foundation. Accommodates standard twin size mattresses no thicker than 6” (sold separately).
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Ships in two boxes. Quick and easy assembly required. Available in multiple colors. 1-year limited warranty.
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Product dimensions: 85”L x 44”W x 46”L. Weight limit: Daybed: 400 lbs. Trundle: 250 lbs. Net weight: 134 lbs. Shipping dimensions: Box 1: 46”L x 30”W x 10”H. Gross weight: 57 lbs. Box 2: 82”L x 35”W x 6”H. Gross weight: 84 lbs.
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Ships in several boxes, may ship separately
About Little Seeds Rowan Valley Arden Trundle, Twin
Your little one has most certainly outgrown their childhood bedroom and has been scouring the internet for teen bedroom ideas to transform their space from a kid’s playroom to their own sophisticated sanctuary space free from grown-up demands and rules. Let the Little Seeds Rowan Valley Arden Upholstered Daybed with Trundle be the elegant statement piece in your child’s new grown up space. Beautifully upholstered in soft, faux velvet fabric with diamond tufting on the back and arms, this kids’ daybed will be the perfect place for your little room designer to rest their head at night, while the roll-out trundle locks into place after pulling out for sleepovers or other overnight guests. The Little Seeds Rowan Valley Arden Upholstered Daybed with Trundle accommodates 2, standard sized twin mattresses no thicker than 6 inches, sold separately. Little Seeds not only creates this and many more on trend baby and kids’ furniture pieces, we also partner with the National Wildlife Federation’s Garden for Wildlife program to help save the Monarch butterfly.
