The Baldacchino Supreme is the most expensive bed available. Hebanon, a sub-brand of Fratelli Basile Interiors of Nocera Superiore in Italy, created this bed, which has been dubbed "the world's most exclusive." The designer, Stuart Hughes, is based in Liverpool, United Kingdom; the bed was created in a collaboration between Stuart Hughes and Hebanon. As a result of that introduction, you would be correct in assuming that the Baldacchino Supreme raises the bar on all of the other beds we've discussed thus far.

This bed has been lacquered, patinated, and inlaid with decorations made of solid 24-karat gold, weighing in at nearly 236 pounds in total! The capitonne headboard, which is also handmade in Italy, is adorned with gold leaf ornaments that were created by hand. It will cost you $6.3 million to purchase this bed.

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All of the curving is done by hand. The frame is crafted from decadent chestnut and ash wood of the highest caliber and craftsmanship. The mattress is made of Italian cotton and silk that is both soft and luxurious. Individuals desiring even greater luxury can have diamond buttons inlaid into their headboards.

Price: $6.3 million

Brand: Stuart Hughes/Hebanon

Material: Chestnut, ash and Italian silk

In contrast to the other bed and furniture brands on this list, the Magnetic Floating Bed was designed and built by Janjaap Ruijssenaars, a Dutch architect who lives in the Netherlands. This bed is worth $1.6 million not because of the jewels or the luxurious wood carvings on it, but because of the eccentric technology that goes into making it. It "floats" due to the use of magnetic material. On this Magnetic Floating Bed, you will literally feel as if you are floating above the ground.

Magnets strategically placed on the floor help to raise the mattress to a stable position above the ground. There are no electrical or powered components, so don't be concerned if your electricity goes out in the middle of the night! In order to perfect a magnetic support system that would not degrade throughout the night, the bed was designed for seven years. The frame is a blackboard that is both sleek and minimalistic in design.

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Designed in the style of Stanley Kubrick's 1968 science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey, the bed's sleek black appearance is inspired by the monolith from the film. According to the movie, this alien slab bestowed intellect on humanity. Actually, the bed provides a restful night's sleep that is rich in intellectual stimulation.

Price: $1.6 million

Brand: Janjaap Ruijssenaars

Material: Magnetic material

The third one of the most expensive beds that Toplist would like to introduce to you is Jado Steel Style Gold Bed. The Gold Bed was designed by Jado Steel Style with the goal of creating a regal night's sleep out of luxurious materials. The platinum frame is embellished with solid 24-karat gold and exclusive Swarovski crystals, which are set in the center.

The bed is available as a waterbed and is equipped with numerous high-tech features that are both luxurious and convenient (see below). The Jado Steel Style Gold Bed will set you back $676,550 when you purchase it.

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This Jado bed is equipped with a plethora of high-end technology, including a Blu-ray/DVD player, a BOSE sound system, a control panel, and its own wireless internet connection, among other things. A television with a 24-karat gold coating is included with the bed, which is a one-of-a-kind Pioneer PDP LX-5080W television.

Price: $676,550

Brand: Jado Steel Style

Material: 24-karat gold, Swarovski crystal, platinum

To continue, Toplist will introduce to you Grand Vividus as one of the most expensive beds. The Grand Vividus, designed by Ferris Rafauli for luxury mattress manufacturer Hästens, is a one-of-a-kind bed that is not available anywhere else. They've been making luxury leather goods since 1852, and unlike many other beds on this list, this one is solely concerned with the quality and materials used in the construction of the mattress itself.

The classic continental bed, which originates in Sweden and is designed with the greatest possible attention to material comforts, is now available. Exclusive handcrafted leather is used to create the hide for the bed's headboard. Every detail of this bed, including the buckles on the handles, is inspired by the studs on high-end horse saddles, which is what Hästens used to manufacture. Every burnished inch of the frame is lined with tanned European leather, which is complemented by a box of black nubuck. The horsetail hair used to stuff the mattress is 100% natural. It will cost you $506,990 to purchase this bed.

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Nubuck is top-grain leather that has been buffed and sanded to create a luxuriously soft surface that looks and feels like brown velvet. The nubuck and tanned leather furnishings of the Grand Vividus can be ordered from the Rafauli workshop in any of four colors and patterns to match the interior design of the hotel.

Price: $506,990

Brand: Hästens

Material: Leather, nubuck

Designed by Parnian Furniture, the Parnian Furniture Bed is a vision of Southwest architectural design brought to life in bed form. In the Arizona style, the bed's maple, sapele, and ebony frame and headboard are designed in a configuration that takes its cues from even older Mexican and Texan architectural standards. The sunburst inlay, which recalls traditional woodcarvings, is also a nod to the style. The bed, which was designed by Parnian with traditional fundamentals in mind, took eight months to handcraft by hand using traditional methods. It's almost like a work of art.

Aside from the glossy lacquer of those luxurious woods, the bed has one modern convenience in the form of touch-activated LED light displays, which illuminate the headboard as well as the floating nightstands at each side of the bed. Even though this bed would cost $210,000 to purchase, admiring its architecture is completely free of charge.

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Parnian was founded in 1977 by a group of architects. As a result of their preference for exotic wood materials and glossy finishes, they have won numerous design awards in both the furniture and the housing industries. In many ways, this bed represents the culmination of their journey.

Price: $210,000

Brand: Parnian Furniture

Material: Maple, sapele, ebony

For the luxurious padding and frame of the Savoir No1, it takes over 120 hours of labor from artisans to handcraft them by hand. It includes the Savoir mattress topper, which is layered with horsetail hairs, cashmere, and sheep's wool before being stuffed into a stretch cotton cover for added comfort. If you want to make the mattress even more luxurious, it can be customized with Mongolian yak hair, which will give it even more fluffy perfection and make this decadent bed piece even more luxurious.

The pocket springs hug the contours of the mattress and encase the luxurious hairs and fabrics that make it so luxurious to sleep on. Each is inlaid with calico and hand-laid at varying tensions to provide a dynamic sleeping experience for the individual. The Savoir No1 bed is among the most expensive beds with a price of $119,910.

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Savoir limits its production to fewer than 1,000 beds per year in order to concentrate its efforts on providing high-quality craftsmanship and materials in the beds that they do produce, a goal they have achieved. Exorbitant prices are associated with this restriction. But, if you can afford it, you'll be investing in a mattress company with a history that dates back to 1889! Savoir has a lot of experience when it comes to providing luxurious comfort.

Price: $119,910

Brand: Savoir Beds

Material: Horse tail hair, carded lambswool

"Horsetail hair" is a term that will be used to describe a lot of the luxury mattresses on the market. It is a term used to describe horsehair that has been twisted from the tails of horses or cattle. Genuine horsetail hair is twisted from horsetails with hairs longer than 15cm, and it is not dyed or treated. Moosburger is not a breed of horse, but rather a family-run Austrian business that weaves with horsetail hair to create beautiful handcrafted items. Vispring's mattresses take full advantage of the company's history and reputation. Majesty Vispring Bed is one of the most expensive beds at $84,425.

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Incredibly comfortable, the Majesty mattress by Vispring is a three-layer mattress with calico pocket springs that are hand-laid by the company's master craftsmen. It is available in a variety of spring tensions, and all of its mattresses are filled with natural luxury materials to provide maximum comfort. Cashmere, Shetland wool, silk, and Austrian Moosburger horsetail are among the materials used. The mattress's borders are hand-stitched with air vents, and it is upholstered in wool and coir for added comfort. The mattress is available for purchase from Vispring for $84,425.

Price: $84,425

Brand: Vispring

Material: British wool, Shetland wool, Austrian horsetail

The Cosmovoide Bed is incredible. It is distinct due to its shape and features. The egg-shaped Cosmovide Bed has a futuristic appearance. This huge frame is entirely made of a mattress, with ample of padding and a lovely knit cover. The bed has an integrated phone, DVD player, TV set, and surround sound audio. Furthermore, the top of the frame features multicolor LED lights for late nights and early mornings. The Cosmovide Bed is quite antique in comparison to modern beds and technology, including a built-in cable phone and a DVD player, yet it is nonetheless magnificent.

This luxurious bed will have you dreaming about luxury. It was created by a craftsman in northern France. Two mattresses are suspended in the frame, and you can mold the bed to meet your body form for a personalized comfort fit. This bed is available in a variety of marketplaces, however, it costs a total of $60,000 to purchase. This pricing makes it less expensive than the others on this list of the most expensive beds.

Price: $60,000
Brand: Cosmovoide