Collection: Floor Beds

Floor beds bring sleep back to its essentials: a supportive mattress, natural fibers, and a calm space close to the ground. Rooted in Japanese tradition yet adapted for modern homes, these low-profile setups create a grounded, minimalist feel that works just as well for nightly sleep as for guest spaces or multipurpose rooms.

Most floor bed arrangements start with a firm, breathable base that supports healthy alignment. Many people choose a traditional Japanese shikibuton-style mattress from our shikibuton and futon mattress collection, then layer it over woven tatami mats for added structure, texture, and airflow. This combination maintains a close-to-the-floor profile while giving your body a stable, naturally cushioned surface that’s easy to roll or fold when you need the floor back.

Ventilation is especially important in low setups, which is why many floor bed customers add breathable bases under the mattress. Natural coir bed rugs and coconut-fiber layers from our mattress rug collection help keep the underside of your bedding drier and better ventilated, while a soft topper from our natural mattress toppers can add extra pressure relief at the shoulders and hips without losing that grounded feel.

Because floor beds take up less visual space than tall frames, they’re especially well suited to small bedrooms, studio apartments, and multipurpose rooms that need to feel open during the day. A neatly folded duvet, a few layered blankets, and supportive pillows can turn a simple sleeping area into a cozy retreat, while still being easy to move or reconfigure as your needs change.

If you’re exploring whether a floor bed is right for you, our Learning Center has in-depth guidance. Start with The Ultimate Guide to Floor Beds: Tradition, Benefits, and Modern Tips, and then read What to Look for in a Japanese Floor Mattress: A Guide to Materials, Purpose, and Health to better understand materials, setups, and how to create a healthy, long-lasting floor bed system.