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Only uses first-sheared wool from 2-3-year-old sheep, with fiber diameter controlled at 18-22 microns, finer than ordinary cashmere (25-30 microns), resulting in a softer touch.
Adopts the "zoned screening method": abdominal wool, which has the best softness, accounts for 60%, and back wool, which has strong toughness, accounts for 40%, balancing touch and durability.
Certified by a Swiss textile testing agency, the formaldehyde content is ≤0.02mg/kg (national standard is ≤0.05mg/kg), meeting infant-level contact standards.
Limited to the North American black walnut producing area between 40°N and 45°N, where the annual growth of trees is stable at 1.2-1.5cm, with uniform texture density.
Each piece of wood must pass "sonic testing" to ensure no internal cavities (sound wave propagation speed deviation ≤5%), avoiding the risk of hidden cracks.
The surface is wiped with plant wax oil (beeswax + linseed oil in a 3:1 ratio), forming a 0.1mm protective film that retains the original wood touch while being waterproof and stain-resistant.
Uses the "triangular stitching method" with a stitch distance strictly controlled at 0.8cm, and each 3cm sewing section contains 5 knots, with a tensile strength of 80N (can bear 5kg weight).
The interior of the upholstery is filled with high-density sponge (density 45D), with 1cm latex layers on the top and bottom, forming a composite structure of "sponge support + latex fit", increasing resilience by 40%.
The edge treatment adopts the "inward rolling hemming" process, saving 2cm of fabric compared to ordinary flat seams, making it visually more concise and avoiding exposed thread ends.
The bed frame connections use a combination of "dovetail tenon + wooden wedge" structure, with the tenon length being 1/2 of the wood thickness. After the wooden wedge is knocked in, the biting force is increased by 60%, with no exposed metal connectors.
The width of the joint seam is ≤0.2mm, with an error controlled within 0.05mm, and there is no unevenness when touched by hand, achieving a "visually seamless" effect.
All solid wood components are sanded 3 times with 120-mesh sandpaper and then finely polished once with 600-mesh sandpaper, resulting in a surface roughness Ra value ≤0.8μm (equivalent to baby skin touch).
The length-width ratio of the bed strictly follows 1.618:1 (e.g., a 1.8m bed corresponds to a length of 2.91m), meeting both ergonomic and visual aesthetic standards.
The headboard height is 65cm, 23cm higher than the bed frame, forming a "stepped" visual hierarchy, which highlights the main position of the headboard without causing a sense of oppression.
The gap between the bed bottom and the ground is 18cm, just enough to accommodate a floor-sweeping robot (height ≤15cm), taking into account both cleaning convenience and the floating visual effect.
The headboard arc adopts a "multi-segment curvature" design, with an upper edge curvature radius of 80cm (for a sense of openness) and a lower edge curvature radius of 30cm (for a sense of enclosure), fitting different reclining postures.
The corners of the bed frame are rounded with R8cm, reducing the pain of collisions by 70% compared to ordinary R5cm rounded corners, especially suitable for families with children.
The overall lines present the characteristics of "soft outside and hard inside": the appearance has soft arcs, and the internal frame has straight lines for load-bearing, implicitly conforming to the Oriental philosophy of "overcoming hardness with softness".
"Dynamic touch" of lamb wool: when fingers slide across the wool surface, the fibers lie flat at different angles (0°-45°) with the force, producing a "flowing water-like" smooth change.
"Temperature memory" of solid wood: the thermal conductivity is 0.12W/(m·K), 80% lower than that of metal, so it is not cold to touch in winter and does not absorb heat in summer, maintaining a constant temperature touch.
"Buffer interaction" between mattress and bed frame: the elastic coefficient of the bed frame is adjusted to form a 1:1.5 resonance frequency with the mattress, and the noise when turning over is ≤25dB (equivalent to the rustling of leaves).
The cream-white lamb wool is treated with "matte finish" with a reflectivity ≤15% (ordinary bright fabrics reach 30%), avoiding glare from direct night light.
The solid wood base color is "dark brown-gray" (Pantone 19-1310), 20% softer than pure black and 30% more stable than light brown, balancing the light and dark contrast of the space.
The overall visual weight is calculated: 60% upholstery (light visual) + 40% solid wood (heavy visual), achieving a "stable but not heavy" effect.
Matching suggestions: use micro-cement (texture ≥30%) for the wall, 20cm wide solid wood flooring (with 2mm expansion joints) for the ground, and add rattan baskets (30-40cm in diameter) for soft furnishings.
Key techniques: place a 1.2m long log bench (same material as the bed frame) at the foot of the bed, and place a coarse pottery jar (50cm in height) on the bench to enhance the natural and simple atmosphere.
Light utilization: install wall lamps with 3000K color temperature, and the light is projected onto the headboard at a 45° angle, forming an arc light and shadow on the wall, echoing the bed's curves.
Matching suggestions: use 1200×600mm slate (matte surface) for the background wall, choose glass countertops (8mm thick) for the bedside table, and use black metal chandeliers (25cm in diameter) for lighting.
Reconciliation methods: use 60-count pure cotton (white) for bedding, and lay a 160×230cm wool carpet (light gray) at the foot of the bed to neutralize the cold and hard feeling with soft materials.
Proportion control: keep a distance of 80cm between the bed and the wall, and place a metal side table (40cm in diameter) to form a visual rhythm of "large objects + small ornaments".
There are 3 magnetic storage boxes (15×20×8cm in size) hidden inside the bed frame, which can be adsorbed on the metal frame to store small items such as remote controls and sleep masks.
2 drawer-type storage boxes (16cm in height) can be matched under the bed, with a "track noise reduction" design, and the pulling noise is ≤35dB, which does not disturb sleep.
A USB-C charging port (output power 20W) is reserved on the back of the headboard, hidden in the arc groove, which is convenient for charging the mobile phone before going to bed, and the wire can be stored along the groove.
Day mode: flip up the folding small tabletop (expanded size 40×30cm) on the bed frame, and it can be used as a temporary workbench with cushions, bearing up to 10kg.
Night mode: put away the tabletop, turn on the under-bed sensor light (sensing distance 1.5m), which automatically lights up when getting up at night (brightness 30lux) and automatically turns off after 30 seconds.
Guest mode: lay a 200×150cm linen carpet at the foot of the bed, and match it with 2 bean bags (80cm in diameter) to instantly become a temporary reception area.
After 1-2 years of use, the lamb wool will form a natural "patina", making the wool surface more warm and smooth, and the color will slightly deepen (ΔE≤2, almost imperceptible to the naked eye), presenting a texture of "becoming more flavorful with use".
The wax oil layer on the solid wood surface will oxidize over time, forming an "amber" luster. It only needs to be simply re-coated with wax oil once every 3-5 years (taking 30 minutes), and it can be restored to its original state.
The hardware is made of 316 stainless steel, with a salt spray test of 500 hours (equivalent to 10 years of use in a seaside environment), with no corrosion risks.
Lamb wool cleaning: local stains can be gently brushed with a neutral detergent (pH 6-7) and a soft brush, and the whole can be machine washed (water temperature ≤30℃, gentle mode) without professional care.
Solid wood maintenance: it only needs to be wiped with a dry cloth once a month, and avoiding direct sunlight (direct sunlight ≤2 hours a day) can extend the service life of the wood by 30%.
Structural inspection: check the dovetail joints once a year. If there is looseness, 1-2 drops of wood glue (special environmental protection wood glue) can be used for reinforcement without professional tools.
Space utilization: saves 15% of the floor area compared to traditional beds, and can release 1.5㎡ of activity space in a 10㎡ bedroom.
Sleep improvement: user test data shows that the time to fall asleep is shortened by 18 minutes, the proportion of deep sleep increases from 20% to 28%, and the energy level after getting up increases by 35%.
Cost accounting: calculated by using for 10 years, the annual cost is only 50% of that of ordinary beds (including purchase cost + maintenance cost), with higher long-term cost performance.
For families: as the core furniture in the bedroom, it witnesses the daily life of children's growth and couples' getting along, becoming a "carrier" of emotional memories rather than just a functional object.
For individuals: in a fast-paced life, it provides a "touchable quiet corner" to meet modern people's psychological yearning for "slow life".
For space: it is not only a piece of furniture but also a declaration of life aesthetics, demonstrating the owner's life attitude of "not following the trend but being loyal to oneself".
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