From carefully chosen fabrics to personalized beds: Luxury Dream shows how a night’s rest becomes just that little bit more luxurious. Hans de Jong tells us about their bedding from Portugal, the collaboration with the Greek bed brand Candia, and the attention to quality in every layer.
Luxury Dream is a total concept in beds and bed textiles for professionals. As an importer, they have been working with fixed brands and producers for years. Quality is central to this. From the yarn used to make the bedding to how the mattresses and toppers are constructed: every layer counts for comfort, ventilation, and appearance.
Luxury Dream bedding is produced in a factory in Portugal. A conscious choice, according to Hans. The focus there is on textile quality, with attention to thread count, the right yarn, and a careful finish.
In the collection, you will find bedding made of Tencel and cotton with a thread count of 300. Tencel feels smooth, almost silky, and is a natural product. The material ventilates well and contributes to fresh sleeping comfort. Cotton also has a permanent place in the collection. This material feels natural, breathes well, and fits easily into different bedroom styles.
With calm colors such as cream, white, sand, and white, the bedding forms a strong basis for stores, projects, and stylish bedroom presentations.
In addition to bedding from Portugal, Luxury Dream also presents beds from Candia. This large Greek bed brand has been a regular partner of Luxury Dream for years.
Candia beds come in various versions: from models with 7-zone pocket springs and pocket springs in the boxes to simpler variants with fewer options. The commonality lies in the comfort, which you feel as soon as you lie down.
You also see various beds with a bamboo topper. Bamboo absorbs moisture well and thus contributes to a pleasant sleeping climate. The topper also ventilates well because it is tufted and constructed with hollow fibers.
Luxury Dream therefore offers a lot of possibilities for composing beds. There are various choices in color, design, and comfort level. This allows you as a professional to respond well to the space, style, and budget of your client.
