The Loggiato bed takes its name from the loggia, the covered gallery open along one side that has sheltered gathering spaces in Italian architecture for centuries. Francesco Molon translates that broad, protective presence into a headboard built to anchor a generous master bedroom. The structure combines solid wood with wood fibre panels, upholstered in leather category C for a tactile, enveloping surface. The bed includes a box spring sized to the frame; only the mattress is sold separately and not included. As one of Francesco Molon's luxury Italian beds, it belongs to the Prospettiva collection, where classical architecture is reinterpreted in a modern-contemporary key. It is designed to be the anchor of a room built around scale and architectural presence rather than ornament.