Swedish luxury bed brand Hästens debuts in Doha with exclusive launch at Tivoli Furniture
The event was attended by His Excellency Mr. Gautam Bhattacharyya, Ambassador of Sweden to the State of Qatar, who delivered a speech on this occasion, stating:
"Hästens is an embodiment of the Swedish philosophy that true luxury is found in the things that nourish us — not just materially, but also in spirit and well-being. I am proud to see this icon of Swedish craftsmanship and sixth-generation family entrepreneurship present in Qatar, a country renowned for its appreciation for high quality concepts"
The event also welcomed an exclusive guest list of distinguished figures from both the public and private sectors, alongside high-profile media representatives and influencers, all gathered to experience the essence of a brand that is redefining sleep across the globe.
Now officially available in Doha through Tivoli, Hästens brings over 170 years of heritage, craftsmanship, and innovation to the Qatari market. Known for its commitment to natural materials and handcrafted excellence, Hästens is not just a bed, it is a revolution in the way we rest, recover, and live.
Each bed is meticulously handmade in Sweden using natural, breathable materials such as horsehair, cotton, wool, and flax. These components are hypoallergenic, temperature-regulating, and designed to support the body's natural posture, offering an unmatched level of comfort and deep rest.
Unlike conventional beds made with synthetic foams and chemicals, Hästens beds adapt to the body rather than forcing the body to adjust to the bed. This results in better spinal alignment, pressure relief for joints, and an overall sensation of lightness upon waking—qualities that have earned Hästens a devoted following worldwide.
In fact, many of the world's most prominent celebrities, professional athletes, and political figures choose Hästens for their homes, recognizing its unique ability to enhance rest, recovery, and overall well-being.
The launch event also introduced guests to the brand's signature Sleep Spa Experience, an immersive environment where visitors can disconnect, recharge, and rediscover the power of true rest. With personalized consultations and thoughtfully designed spaces, Hästens invites customers to prioritize their well-being by elevating the way they sleep.
Hästens is now available exclusively at Tivoli, marking a new era of luxury and wellness-focused living in Doha.
Source and cover image credit: Press release
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