Faelight Kids Bed

UTOPIA BEDS LTD

£509

A fresh, fun kids bed with a bright, modern feel — cosy upholstery, strong support, and a look they’ll love. Read more The Harmony Beds Faelight Kids Bed is designed to bring a cheerful, modern vibe to the bedroom. The upholstered finish makes it feel cosy and comfortable, while the supportive slatted base helps keep sleep comfortable and mattresses properly supported. A great choice for kids who want a bedroom that feels “new” and exciting. Key features Fresh, modern design Upholstered for comfort Supportive slatted base Strong everyday frame Ideal for kids’ bedrooms and guest rooms Delivery

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as UTOPIA BEDS LTD, number 11918076. Checked 2026-08-29.
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