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A Home That Feels Truly Yours

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

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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 Orelia - A Bed That Decorates the Room

Most loft beds solve a floor plan and leave the decorating to everything else in the room. Turned posts, a scalloped upper rail, panelled sides painted right through: the Orelia loft bed arrives already finished. It reads as a piece of furniture from the doorway rather than a frame holding a mattress off the ground. A rope sling on the outer rail keeps picture books facing out, which is how a book actually gets picked at bedtime. The deck sits low, three steps up, and a twin width leaves floor beside the bed rather than filling the room wall to wall. Twin size low loft bed, wood low loft bed, low loft bed with book sling, kids bed with guardrails. Best for small bedrooms, shared rooms with two beds, and cottage or nature-themed rooms where the bed is meant to be looked at.

Take A Closer Look

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Turned Finial Posts

Each corner post rises into a rounded wooden finial turned on a lathe, the detail that separates a piece of bedroom furniture from a painted frame, and the reason this bed looks intentional from the doorway.

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Rope Book Sling

Two lengths of rope hold a fabric sling on the outer rail, and picture books sit in it facing forward, which is how a book gets chosen at bedtime when the covers are the whole point.

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Scalloped Panelled Guardrails

Solid boarding closes in all four sides instead of open bars, and the top edge curves in a shallow wave rather than cutting straight across, so the enclosure reads as furniture rather than a safety rail bolted on.

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Wide-Tread Ladder

The steps lean outward from the frame rather than dropping straight down, and each tread takes a whole foot, so a small foot finds a step on the way down instead of feeling for a rung.