Ah bedtime. I can hear my three year old this very minute, trying
everything not to go to sleep. His poor dad reads him two
stories at bedtime and still endures tears every night. Perhaps one of
these divine
Amber In The Sky
loft/bunk beds would do the trick. He’s always
asking if he can have a ‘top junk bed’ so his little brother can stay in the same room. We’ve got time until this is possible though, which is a good thing given the price of quality beds these days.

Even so, this is one bunk or loft bed that can be in use earlier in
your children’s lives. It’s made to be lower (135cm) so those
essential goodnight interactions can still happen. And for ease of
changing sheets as well. Austrian designer, Thomas Maitz who heads up
the newly-formed Perludi, has simply taken out the
cavity usually found underneath the bottom bunk, meaning the mattress
sits on the floor. There is a good lot of head room so children
can play underneath, and the ladder is built into the frame.

The entire bed is 100% recyclable, contains no glue, and is held
together using an innovative combination of
European birchwood and Austrian loden (all wool) fabric, both of which
are hard-wearing, easily cleaned and environmentally safe. I am
trying
ever so hard not to imagine this in my son’s room. Once I start though
it’s hard to stop, considering what a versatile and uniquely
superb piece this is.

Better start saving! It’s Ä2100 plus Ä230 shipping to Australia, from the very fabulous

Kids Love Design who stock it in all eight colourways.
At least we have the option of getting it here, which is a real rarity in the European furniture world.

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