Hästens Unveils the Elevated 2000T for Supreme Sleep
Heritage Meets Innovation
Originally launched in 1978 by Jack Ryde, fourth-generation member of the Hästens family, the 2000T has evolved through decades of refinement. Today, it represents the perfect marriage of artisanal tradition and modern sleep science.
At its core, the updated 2000T offers enhanced responsiveness, with an advanced spring system allowing independent coil movement, optimizing support for all body types. A cooler, more breathable structure ensures restorative rest—night after night.
Crafted to Contour, Designed to Dream
Each 2000T bed is constructed entirely by hand with thoughtfully layered materials that gently contour to the body while reducing pressure points. The result? A deeply tranquil and undisturbed sleep that recharges both mind and body.
From the airy tension of its innovative spring design to its luxurious fabric options and customizable firmness, the 2000T sets a new benchmark in sleep quality.
Product Details
Fabric: Premium Hästens cotton.
Color Options: Classic Blue Check or 16 additional shades.
Customization: Choose from a wide array of leg styles, materials, and finishes.
Sizes: Standard from 90 x 200 cm; custom-made up to 400 x 400 cm.
Firmness Levels: Soft, medium, firm, extra-firm, or a combination.
Price: Starting at €41,540 (140 x 200 cm).
Availability: Exclusively at Hästens stores and partners worldwide.
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