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FlexiSpot Launches Japanese Joinery Bed Frame as Thuma Alternative

architecture-design · 2026-05-24

FlexiSpot has introduced a minimalist wooden bed frame that uses traditional Japanese joinery techniques, eliminating exposed screws and metal hardware. The frame relies on interlocking wooden components for structural stability and noise reduction, with Velcro elements to minimize creaking. It features a low-profile design with recessed legs, an adjustable headboard, and increased underbed clearance for storage. Available in Full, Queen, and King sizes, the bed is made from rubberwood with Walnut or Oak finishes. The frame is positioned as a more affordable alternative to the Thuma bed, emphasizing quiet construction, spatial efficiency, and visible craftsmanship. The project was submitted to designboom via its DIY submissions feature.

Key facts

  • FlexiSpot Japanese Bed Frame uses traditional Japanese joinery with interlocking wooden components.
  • No exposed screws or visible metal hardware.
  • Velcro elements reduce movement and creaking.
  • Adjustable headboard adapts to different sitting positions.
  • Available in Full, Queen, and King sizes.
  • Constructed from rubberwood with Walnut or Oak finishes.
  • Recessed legs allow frame to sit closer to walls.
  • Increased underbed clearance for storage.

Entities

Institutions

  • FlexiSpot
  • designboom
  • Thuma

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