Siebenschläfer bed from Nils Holger Moormann
The bed is one of the most used domestic furniture objects: adults spend around 8 hours a day in bed! And because adequate, and good, sleep is essential, especially after a stressful day, you shouldn't make any compromises when choosing the right bed. Depending on requirements, it is necessary to choose a bed of appropriate height and between a single bed, double bed or, if additional sleeping accommodation is required, a daybed. As far as the options in terms of design, there are no limits, it is up to you. However, it is advisable to focus on reduction and minimalism in the bedroom and thus create a calm, tidy atmosphere. Design beds made of multiplex panels such as the Siebenschläfer bed from Nils Holger Moormann, which is available in numerous sizes and designs, rely on stability, minimalism and subtle colouring and are also easy to assemble and, if necessary, to dismantle again. In conjunction with matching bedside tables, bed accessories and coordinated bedroom lighting, designer beds become the ideal oasis of calm and a cozy retreat.
Tagedieb bed from Nils Holger Moormann
Shelf for the Moormann Siebenschläfer and Tagedieb beds
Stacking beds Lönneberga from Richard Lampert
The bed Plane from Müller Small Living
...At around the time of the development of the Landscaped programme attention in Memmingen clearly began to turn to furniture in wider contexts, and for all furniture which could be used in conjunction with Metzeler's mattresses: beds... And when in use can be used as a small child's bed, a single bed, two single beds, a double bed, or combinations thereof...
...And by way of an accompaniment to the imminent long sleep, a Radio smow beds playlist... However, the (hi)story of the development of the bed not only runs parallel to social developments but also exists as a chronicler of social contrast, of class contrast; throughout history all have had a bed, but very different beds and beds which reveal a lot about both the times their occupants lived in and their position in society, be that in terms of the nature of the bed and its component materials, the physical position of the bed in a house, the number of people who shared a particular bed and their relationships, while the development of the mattress is a subject for itself...
