Whatever size bed you're looking for, why not choose one that can do it all? We designed The MOEBE Bed to be fully expandable, but we know that not everybody needs that functionality right now. So we also designed a starter-version, perfect for 90cm mattresses. If you decide you want to expand the functionality of the Bed in the future, an expander set can be purchased separately, turning this 90cm Bed into a fully expandable one, good for mattresses up to 180cm. Includes Bed frame Bed Slats and bedside tables are optional Bed slats Please be aware that we recommend bed slats 180 cm in length We ship MOEBE products worldwide.
Dimensions Low: 29 x W90 x 180 cm (H x W x L) Tall: 39 x W90 x 180 cm (H x W x L) Mattress size: Fits any mattress from 180 cm up to 210 cm long
Material Powder coated steel (for colour finishes) Stainless steel
This piece is produced to order by the maker. Production usually takes about 8–12 weeks, after which we despatch it from London.
This is one of the longer lead times we carry. Because the piece is built for you, cancellation is limited once production has started on a configuration you specified. Please check the timing before you order — and ask us if the date matters.
MOEBE was formed in Copenhagen in 2014 by architects Martin de Neergaard Christensen and Nicholas Oldroyd with cabinetmaker Anders Thams. Each piece they make is built around a single visible principle of construction rather than hidden hardware.
The Bed is fully expandable, but not everybody needs that on day one. So there is a starter version for a 90 cm mattress, and an expander set that can be bought later to turn it into the full thing.
It goes together and comes apart by hand. That is not a feature bolted on afterwards — it is what the joint was drawn for.
Left, the 90 cm starter version in a bare room. Right, the joint that holds it — visible, and undone by hand.
MOEBE was formed in Copenhagen in 2014 by architects Martin de Neergaard Christensen and Nicholas Oldroyd together with cabinetmaker Anders Thams. The three work from a studio workshop on the island of Amager.
The split between architecture and joinery shapes what they make. Each piece is built around a single visible principle of construction — tension, friction, a wedge — instead of hidden hardware, so the way an object holds itself together is the thing you notice first.
Much of the range can be assembled and taken apart by hand without tools. The studio frames this as doing more with less, and the reduction is structural rather than stylistic.
A Copenhagen studio formed in 2014 by two architects and a cabinetmaker, built on doing more with less.
The architects Martin de Neergard Christensen and Nicholas Oldroyd and the cabinetmaker Anders Thams formed MOEBE in 2014. Everything is developed in their studio workshop on the island of Amager in Copenhagen.
Each design starts by asking what the core function is and what can be taken away. Materials, details and construction all have to earn their place: nothing left unthought, nothing added without meaning.
