The Zola Collection (2008) has a simple and clean aesthetic that suggests the influence of Eastern minimalism. The visual lightness is achieved by lifting the Zola Bed higher off the floor than standard platform beds: 9” legs raise it to almost 11" high. (The bed also comes with a set of 6” legs for a more traditional platform height.) The floating effect is furthered by the slim headboard that’s arched to mimic the natural curve of the spine and provide a comfortable angle to lean against. The bed has high-quality ash wood slats that lie flat across the entire width of the bed and allow air to circulate through your mattress. Rounded corners illuminate sharp edges, both physically and aesthetically. To save on packing materials, the platform ships flat and simple assembly is required. The Zola Dressers and Table echo the minimalism of the Bed with unadorned drawer fronts.

The Zola Collection (2008) has a simple and clean aesthetic that suggests the influence of Eastern minimalism. The case goods, including the Bedside Table, feature unadorned drawer fronts, echoing the visual lightness and minimalism of the bed. Finger holds on the sides of the drawer provide ease of opening, and a silent vacuum-closure mechanism renders drawer-slamming impossible. Hidden aluminum feet give the Table the appearance of floating and contribute to the lightness of the collection.

The Zola Collection (2008) has a simple and clean aesthetic that suggests the influence of Eastern minimalism. The case goods, including the Six Drawer Dresser, feature unadorned drawer fronts, echoing the visual lightness and minimalism of the bed. Finger holds on the sides of the drawers provide ease of opening, and a silent vacuum-closure mechanism renders drawer-slamming impossible. Hidden aluminum feet give the Dresser the appearance of floating and contribute to the lightness of the collection.

The Zola Collection (2008) has a simple and clean aesthetic that suggests a Far Eastern influence. The case goods feature unadorned drawer fronts, echoing the visual lightness and minimalism of the Bed. While it looks like this Dresser has six drawers, it really has five, with an extra-deep center drawer that welcomes bulkier items like sweaters or a duvet. Finger holds on the sides of the drawers provide ease of opening, and a silent vacuum-closure mechanism renders drawer-slamming impossible. As with the other pieces in the Zola Collection, hidden aluminum feet give the Dresser the appearance of floating.

The Zola Collection (2008) has a simple and clean aesthetic that suggests the influence of Eastern minimalism. The case goods, including the Six Drawer Dresser - Tall, feature unadorned drawer fronts, echoing the visual lightness and minimalism of the bed. Finger holds on the sides of the drawers provide ease of opening, and a silent vacuum-closure mechanism renders drawer-slamming impossible. Hidden aluminum feet give the Dresser the appearance of floating and contribute to the lightness of the collection.