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Hästens Herlewing
The Herlewing sits in the upper part of the collection: more layers stacked than the classic entry models, and therefore a bed you sink into rather than lie on. You won't feel that difference in ten showroom minutes — it only reveals itself after hours. At SleepSpa this model isn't in a suite; the 2000T and the drēmər are.
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Hästens Marwari
The Marwari is named after a horse breed, as several Hästens models are, and belongs to the upper part of the collection. It is a bed for anyone who has already asked "is there more?" and wants to see it answered. At SleepSpa it isn't in a suite; anyone wanting to feel the difference starts with a night on the 2000T as a reference point.
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Hästens Superia
The Superia is among the beds many people enter the collection with without starting at the very lightest model. That makes it often the bed the hardest question is about: does the step up justify itself? You only know that after a night, not after ten minutes.
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Hästens Vividus
The Vividus is the furthest Hästens goes: one bed, a build time counted in months, and a price in a different category from the rest of the collection. Almost nobody buys this bed without having slept on it first, and almost nowhere in the world can you. At SleepSpa it isn't in a suite either.
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Hästens Grand Vividus
The Grand Vividus is the most expensive bed in the world you can order: a set of mattress, base and headboard, designed with Ferris Rafauli and built by hand in Köping over more than six hundred hours. Introduced in 2020, first bought by Drake. In Europe it costs roughly half a million to six hundred and thirty thousand euros, depending on size and finish. At SleepSpa you can lie on it by special request, alongside the 2000T and the drēmər in the fixed suites.