But those with a serious appreciation for this level of artistry know that Hästens-like Hermès-does not trade in mass production (note: umpteen hours of manual labor), so they understandably do not extend mass pricing.
It goes without saying that the sticker shock for any Hästens model is too much for some to stomach, as beds range in price from $10,000 to $390,000. He reworked the coils and added taller springs, along with additional, nuanced layers of horse hair, wool, cotton and flax, which allow the bed to conform to one’s body even more than the original models and provide a greater sense of weightlessness. Back in 2006, the lead master craftsman was tasked-unfettered-with building what he considered to be the best bed in the world, paying no heed to material or production costs. Until now, the crown jewel of Hästens’ collection was the original Vividus ($195,000), a completely handmade, impressive mattress in its own right that takes 240 hours to make. coordinating vegetable-tanned burnished leather trim reinforced with rivets in golden brass, nubuck, shagreen and mirror-finish wood borders. Pictured in color selection Black Shadow with. Hästens' Grand Vividus bed by Ferris Rafauli. stores (though prospective clients can score the inside track with Hästens mastermind, Linus Adolfsson, who is the exclusive North American contact for the Grand Vividus during the Covid-19 pandemic). It’s no wonder there’s already a waiting list in the New York and L.A. In terms of company values and dedication to old-world craftsmanship, one can’t help but notice the uncanny resemblance to Hermès, so it makes sense that they share a similar customer base: highly discerning, quality obsessed individuals who are always one step ahead of the lifestyle curve (Drake, for example, bought the first Grand Vividus and recently told Architectural Digest that it “lets me float”). The bed is entirely hand-made and it takes master craftsmen at least 600 hours to assemble and hand-stitch each mattress and trunk-inspired base at the sixth generation, family-run factory in Köping, Sweden, where Hästens beds have been constructed since 1852. In collaboration with luxury interior designer Ferris Rafauli, renowned Swedish mattress company Hästens just debuted their pièce de résistance Grand Vividus model ($390,000), a veritable work of art with a price tag to match. collaboration with interior designer Ferris Rafauli Brandon Barré As you drift off to sleep you will feel you are floating on a cloud.Pictured in the master suite of his Toronto home, Drake's Grand Vividus bed from Hästens, a special. Your body pressure points will be gently supported. When you lie on your Hästens Vividus Bed you will immediately feel a sense of weightlessness. In particular, the Hästens Vividus adjusts effortlessly to your micro-movements and changes in your body position as you sleep. The key features of the Hästens Vividus is the softness, pliability and equally important it is very supportive and responsive.
VIVIDUS MATTRESS FREE
Like all Hästens beds, the natural materials in the Hästens Vividu Bed allows the free circulation of air, ensuring a comfortable temperature for sleep. Hästens has produced the Vividus with the ultimate combination of ethically sourced and sustainable natural materials which includes horsetail hair, cotton, wool and flax. It is a true masterpiece handmade by Master Craftsmen. The luxurious quality and comfort of the Hästens Vividus is very hard to challenge. It takes an unrushed 45 days to complete a single bed, and even then, there are nine of the world’s talented bed artisans on the task.Ī bed like the Vividus can only be experienced in the most selected of stores. The Vividus is a masterpiece of the finest natural materials, traditional craftmanship and meticulous attention to detail.
Hästens aim was to redefine the boundaries of comfort, quality, craftmanship and ergonomics. When Hästens created the Vividus, their ambition was simply to surpass every other bed in the world.
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