The beds
SleepSpa will have two suites, each with one Hästens model: the 2000T and the drēmər. Every suite is a full bedroom with blackout, its own climate and silence. The difference between the two mostly shows in a showroom and is barely felt there — and feeling it is exactly what matters, at four in the morning.
The classic Hästens, and for most people already more than enough.
The bed almost everyone starts the comparison with. The handwork and the materials Hästens made its name with, in the construction that has been the benchmark for generations.
ViewThe same school, a different era. More contemporary in line and in feel.
The drēmər is Hästens' answer to what a bed of this calibre looks like if you start it today instead of in 1852. A different line, a different presence, the same starting point about how a human being ought to sleep.
ViewThe furthest Hästens goes. No fixed suite — we prepare it if you ask.
The Vividus is not a heavier version of the rest of the collection but the point at which Hästens makes no concession at all: in materials, in build time, and in who builds it. Above it stands only the Grand Vividus, the most expensive bed in the world you can order.
ViewSince 1852
Horsehair, flax, cotton and wool — laid in layer by layer in Köping, Sweden, by one craftsman per bed. The collection ranges from roughly €12,000 to well over €100,000; prices per model on request.