Redefines sleep space with room for three and integrated television: playful innovation transforms romantic July 2022
Gustaf Westman, a renowned Swedish designer, has made a bold statement in the world of furniture design with his latest creation, a three-person, multifunctional bed, in collaboration with the sex-positive dating app Feeld. This playful and innovative piece of furniture is more than just a bed - it's a reflection of modern lifestyle and values, particularly the cultural phenomenon of 'bed rotting' and the prioritisation of self-care by Gen Z [1].
The bed, unveiled at Simon House in Los Angeles, has gained significant popularity, with over 130 million views on TikTok. It's not just a space for play, but also for reflection, and it's designed to facilitate an intimate experience of self-discovery [2].
The bed features a built-in TV, adjustable mirrors, and free space on the bed frame for additional gadgets and accessories, making it a perfect space for relaxation and entertainment [3]. It's also built for three people, a design choice that challenges traditional norms of productivity and work culture [4].
Westman has also released a limited-edition pyjama collection to accompany the bed, further emphasising its role as a symbol of self-care and rebellion for Gen Z [5]. Feeld members can view the bed at Simon House by appointment.
Feeld CEO Ana Kirova perceives the bed as a physical symbol of exploration, a form of passive resistance to 'grind' culture [6]. The bed's cultural significance was highlighted in 2025, aligning with other active design projects by Westman, such as his collaboration with IKEA [7].
While specific design details on the bed's construction or multifunctional features are not extensively described in public sources, the collaboration is noted for its playful and socially progressive cultural significance by integrating design with the ethos of inclusivity and open relationships promoted by Feeld [3]. This underlines a cultural push towards reimagining domestic furniture as spaces for fluid and non-traditional forms of human connection.
For those seeking more granular design specifics or purchasing details, official announcements from Gustaf Westman or Feeld would be the best sources to monitor, as current publicly available articles only highlight the concept and collaboration.
References:
- The Guardian
- Dezeen
- Fast Company
- Architectural Digest
- Vogue
- Forbes
- IKEA Press Release
- This multifunctional bed by Gustaf Westman, designed for a lifestyle that values self-care, relaxation, and non-traditional connections, has expanded its offerings with a limited-edition fashion-and-beauty pyjama collection.
- The bed's home-and-garden design, featuring a built-in TV, adjustable mirrors, and gadget-friendly space, not only caters to entertainment but also reflects modern values of self-discovery and bed rotting.
