What does a Hästens Vividus cost?
This model sits in the highest segment of the collection, which as a whole runs from roughly twelve thousand euros to well over a hundred thousand. Price on request from the dealer, per configuration.
The Vividus is the furthest Hästens goes: one bed, a build time counted in months, and a price in a different category from the rest of the collection. Almost nobody buys this bed without having slept on it first, and almost nowhere in the world can you. At SleepSpa it isn't in a suite either.
The Vividus isn't a heavier version of the rest of the collection but the point at which Hästens makes no concession at all: in material, in build time and in who makes the bed. The arithmetic between price and difference in comfort stops existing here.
That doesn't make it a senseless purchase. People often buy something because it is the furthest thing that exists, and that defends itself perfectly well without sleep arguments. It simply is no longer a rational decision, and it helps to say so out loud.
Often the answer is no. That sounds like an odd recommendation, but it is the most useful outcome there is: anyone who notices after a night that they can't feel the difference has saved, in one night, the price of a car.
And sometimes the answer is yes, and then you know exactly why. That is better than buying it because it is the most expensive — that being the reason people come to regret later.
This model sits in the highest segment of the collection, which as a whole runs from roughly twelve thousand euros to well over a hundred thousand. Price on request from the dealer, per configuration.
Almost nowhere, and not at SleepSpa either — our suites have the 2000T and the drēmər. Anyone considering this model gains most from first having a full night on a Hästens, so there is a reference point to set the difference against.