Single beds
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Leander grow-with-me bed whitewash with junior kit
Leander convertible bed
Teak bed, Danish design, 1960s, designer: Hans J. Wegner, manufacturer: Getama
Teak bed, Danish design, 1960s, designer: Hans J. Wegner, manufacturer: Getama
1960s Mid-Century shelving system by Brianco
MDF ITALIA hanging rack
String metal shelf - black
Vintage Rack 'Enetri' - Niels Gammelgaard
String shelving unit / box / cabinet - Ash
Large modular shelving system “Go” by Pierre Chapo
Vintage IKEA Design Niels Gammelgaard Model 'Peter' Shelving Unit
2 vintage bathroom glass corner shelves
Modular Mid-Century Wall Shelf - 1960s / String Shelf
Jive wall shelf made of natural birch plywood
Vintage teak wall system Musterring – modular design
Musterring modular teak wall system – wide wall unit
Vintage modular wall system Musterring – compact wall unit
Danish wall shelf in solid teak, 1970s
Wall or freestanding shelf, circa 1990
Cleopatra daybeds, designed by André Cordemeyer for Auping in the 1960s.
Danish teak wall shelf, mid-century style, by Royal for Poul Cadovius, 1960s
Original mid-century wall shelf similar to String vintage shelf
Mac Gee Wall Unit by Philippe Starck for Baleri Italia, 1980s
Original Enetri bookshelf, vintage IKEA Niels Gammelgaard
Single beds
Single beds from Whoppah
Discover the ultimate comfort and versatility of single beds. Whether you are looking for a bed for yourself, your child or a guest room, a single bed offers the perfect solution for a good night's sleep. These beds combine functionality, style and space efficiency, making them ideal for both small and larger bedrooms. Whoppah's collection consists of a host of retro single beds from renowned brands and designers.
Saving space
One of the advantages of a single bed is space saving. With their compact size, they easily fit into smaller rooms, leaving more space for other pieces of furniture or to move around. But make no mistake, despite their smaller size, single beds still offer enough comfort and support for a good night's sleep.
For added functionality, opt for a single bed with storage space. These beds come with drawers, shelves or even built-in cupboards, giving you extra space to store bedding, clothes or other personal items. This is especially useful in smaller bedrooms where every inch counts. So by using beds with storage space, you don't need to add another closet.
If you want to save space and want a multifunctional bed, a single bed with a pull-out lower bed is an excellent choice. This allows you to welcome guests or create an extra sleeping space without taking up extra space. The lower bed can be easily extended when needed and stowed again when not in use. In this way, you can easily transform a single bed into a double bed.
Making choices
When choosing a bed, there are several options to choose from. A popular choice is the classic single bed with a sturdy frame. Available in different materials, such as wood, metal or upholstered, these beds offer a timeless look to match any interior style.
Besides functionality and saving space, the comfort of single beds is essential for a good night's sleep. Choose a high-quality mattress that provides the right support for your sleeping needs. Whether you prefer a firm mattress or a softer version, there is always an option to suit you.