We thought we should write something about laser cutting technology that we use with two of our latest metal beds and we plan to use in the future for new products.

You’ve probably noticed that the new forms of expression that have replaced austere white minimalism favour much more intricate designs, such as lace-inspired patterns.

In fact, lace, that has first been having a comeback in fashion, has been followed by similar designs in furniture, lighting and interior decorating in general in the last two years.

This was enabled by advanced technologies such as laser cutting machines that that can transfer a complicated design onto a metal sheet that can then be incorporated into an object such as bed.

Laser cutting technology uses so-called CAD (Computer-Aided Design) to CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) techniques. The cutting edge technology means we can create highly elaborate designs, allowing us to produce striking, contemporary furniture for your home.

As the laser directs directs a high-powered laser beam that enables total precision cuts, this means the design can consists of almost anything, from detailed crochet-like mesh to having love words or your name written over your headboard!

Using laser-cut lace-like patterns is utterly modern, giving the ‘lace’ a new look and feel, accelerating the process of manufacturing and enabling utmost precision and detail. But at the same time it exudes nostalgia for the bygone times and re-invents the idea of superior craftsmanship. No wonder designers say the trend of giving everything a ‘lace make-over’ is here to stay.

Below are two examples where we introduced this technology, but we plan to introduce more products with this innovative and inspiring technology in the coming year!

Gala Metal Beds - Contemporary waves

Trea Metal Bed – Tree branches

Avi Reisman