If you enjoy using your laptop on the bed, get this Bedworks Laptop Platform. This is a platform designed to put your laptop on. Well not only for the use of laptop, it is good for studying or playing Sudokus or any other puzzles on your bed, as long as you want a hard surface while working on the floor or in bed. It also has a storage compartment for gadgets, papers and magazines.

Bedworks Laptop platform

If you thought the Molehill Pillow was a strange then the Janthur Pillow may just send you off the deep end! Just kidding but I wonder who is brave enough to try this pillow out. It is available here for $190.00.

Janthur Pillow

Tired of the same old pillows lying around the bed? Then take a look at the funky Molehill pillow by Looolo designed by Joanna Notkin. The protrusions look a tad uncomfortable but maybe it’s just my imagination.

“Each pillow is composed entirely of certified organic materials and is made using Climatex Lifecyle yarns and felt from Switzerland (free of toxic chemicals and hazardous by-products) and organic cotton and is filled with Kapok, an eco-friendly fiber from the Rainforerst in Malaysia.”

Molehill Pillow

The Prrrounge (how innovative) is for that spoilt old cat of yours and has been created by using recycled corrugated cardboard.

“The corrugated texture provides a surface that is soft, breathable and durable for scratching. All adhesives are non-toxic.

* Dimensions: 35″ long x 17.5″ wide x 22″ high
* Allow two to three weeks for delivery”

Prrrounge Bed

Show solidarity towards Japanese culture by getting the Sushi Daybed from Vivavi.

“Hand-woven water hyacinth is wrapped tightly around a durable rattan frame to create this unique home furnishing. Water hyacinth is a highly renewable natural fiber that grows so quickly in parts of Asia that it is often considered an environmental nuisance. Here it is used to magnificent effect. Available with either 100% cotton or Polyurethane plastic cushion.

• Dimensions: 72″ long x 48″ wide x 36″ high”

The Sushi Daybed

Peace and tranquility is what denoted in this Irenic bed, using a gentle sweeping curve at the headboard and footboard. This hand crafted bed features some extraordinary elements, such as a small inlay of rare wood from the Solomon Islands, and some sacred quartz from India. It is said that each Irenic Bed is signed, dated and numbered by its designer John Wiggers. Wow, this must be a limited edition bed.

The Irenic bed

This trundle bed named Ayres from Vivavi makes a good choice for parents who like to add some aesthetic into the children’s bedroom. This bed has a healthy, non-toxic and environmentally conscious outlook. Made of highly durable and sustainable birch wood with a 100% non-toxic, water-based finish, this bed is safe for children use.

Ayres Trundle bed

Safety rails are a must for toddler’s bed; but we also don’t want to hinder a child’s ability to climb in and out of the bed. This Oeuf toddler bed from Vivavi is a good practicality example, makes it an easy transition from a baby crib to a bed. Plus, it has a sleek design, too!

The Oeuf toddler bed

This Knock-down & Drag-Out bed is a perfect bed for those who live a nomadic lifestyle. This bed is designed to be quickly collapsible and transportable; and with a neat design too. The mattress can be place inside, leaving a 12 inch shelf surrounding its perimeter, makes it neatly holds books, coffee cups and other bedside accoutrements without a bulky night stand. From Vivavi.

The Knock-Down & Drag-Out bed