A bedroom for better naps and sleep

Many of us only have vague memories of what it’s like to feel completely rested. That’s why there are times when the most loving thing you can do is to give in to tiredness, kick off the shoes, put off the toothbrushing – and rock your darling to sleep.

A bedroom with a SLATTUM upholstered bed frame, two lamps and dark blue quilt covers, and a couple sleeping on the bed.

Furnish with sound and light

Few things affect the atmosphere around the home like light and sound. The SYMFONISK table lamp with WiFi speaker brings together these two powerful mood boosters, making it easier than ever to turn a grey Monday into a great one.

A night stand with a white and grey SYMFONISK table lamp with WiFi speaker standing in front of a window with grey curtains.

Curtains that block out light

Whether you want to shut out street lights or sunlight – the HILLEBORG block-out curtains have you sorted. Made from recycled PET, the result is a fabric that doesn’t only fall softly and evenly, but is also a more sustainable choice.

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A night stand with a work lamp standing in front of a window with light linen curtains and dark HILLEBORG block-out curtains.

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A bed that helps recharge

Upholstered in a woven fabric, the SLATTUM is a bed frame that effectively combines modern, simple design and softness. Lean back against the comfy, padded headboard or throw in an abundance of cushions if you want an even softer experience.

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A bedroom with a light SLATTUM upholstered bed frame, blue bed linen, a throw, several pillows and a golden yellow rug.

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Hot or cold?

Prone to getting chilly at night? Or getting too warm? Try the SMÅSPORRE all seasons duvet. It’s made up of one light warm and one warm duvet that can be joined together or taken apart, meaning that it works great all year round.

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A bed with blue bed linen, a white SMÅSPORRE duvet, a white SKOGSLÖK ergonomic pillow and green cushions in the background.

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