The Excel and the Continental, Hastens beds made in Sweden of natural materials including cotton, wool and horsehair, are on sale in the classic blue-and-white-check pattern, above, at Hastens dealers and stores nationwide through July 1 (the queen-size Excel, originally $7,150, is $5,490; the queen-size Continental, originally $10,150, is $7,530); for locations: (212) 219-8022 or hastens.com.
It is $1,999 in queen size and $2,499 in king.
It includes sheet sets ($50 for queen size), duvet sets ($80 for queen size) and throw pillows ($20 each), above.
A variety of fabrics are available; the cheapest are sueded chino or cotton stripes ($2,200 in queen size) and the most expensive leather ($3,500 in queen size).
He wears a mask and plastic gloves and he spends hours sorting king size, queen size, twin.
Prices run from $3,725 for a queen size in synthetic suede to $5,095 for a king size in leather.
Hand-stitched cotton quilts in patterns like Morning Star (above) are $59.99 for the full/ queen size.
Comforters will be $300 to $400 in king or queen size (originally $1,200 to $1,500).
The queen size costs $695, and it can be machine washed and tumbled dried.
I would lay awake on the queen size version.
Our bed is a four-poster queen size bed that sits high off the ground.
