Moonpod Kids Bed

UTOPIA BEDS LTD

£446

A fun, character-inspired kids bed that makes bedtime easier — with a cosy upholstered feel and a sturdy, family-proof build. Read more Make bedtime something they actually look forward to with the Harmony Beds Moonpod Kids Bed. Designed to feel playful yet practical, it combines a child-friendly look with a strong, supportive base — perfect for everyday sleep, weekend lie-ins, and the occasional pillow fort. The upholstered finish adds comfort and helps create a warm, inviting bedroom space. Key features Playful, child-friendly design Upholstered for a soft, cosy feel Supportive slatted base

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