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A Home That Feels Truly Yours

Warm, modern furniture designed for real living, backed by over two decades of craft.

4.8★

Rated by thousands of happy customers

50,000+

Homes furnished across North America

200+

Original patented designs, never mass-market copies

Since 1999

Over two decades crafting furniture people love

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Meet Arla - A Bedroom Over an Office

Working from a bedroom usually means a desk crammed against the foot of the bed, close enough that neither one ever feels finished. The Arla loft bed separates them by height instead of floor space. A queen deck goes up top for two adults, and the floor below turns into a study: a desktop running the length of the frame, a power outlet with USB at the edge, and an LED strip overhead that shifts from working light to something warmer after dark. There is room to sit upright with a monitor in front and nothing to duck under. The Arla loft bed is where a studio finally has an office, and where the workday ends by climbing the ladder rather than leaving the room. Queen size metal loft bed, queen loft bed with desk, loft bed with power outlet and led, high loft bed with desk underneath. Best for couples in studios, remote workers, and student apartments where one room does both jobs.

Take A Closer Look

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Powder-Coated Steel Frame

Square steel posts carry a queen deck and a loaded desktop on the same structure, holding square without a cabinet or panel bracing it from the side.

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Full-Length Desktop

The surface runs the long side of the frame end to end, so a laptop, a stack of books, a lamp and a phone stand all sit out at once instead of taking turns on a small square of desk.

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Power Outlet and USB Ports

A laptop, a phone and a desk lamp all draw power at the desk edge, and nothing runs along the floor to an outlet on the far wall where a chair wheel finds it.

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Controlled LED Strip

Light falls on the desk from under the sleep deck rather than from a lamp taking up surface, and a handset shifts it from working white to color when the workday is over.