Omaia designs furniture-grade dog beds. A chrome frame and considered materials, built to support a dog's body and hold its place in a room.
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Built like furniture.Engineered for the joints beneath it.
Every material in an Omaia bed is chosen for what it does after years of use, not for how it looks in a single photograph.
A piece of furniture holds its shape without you. A dog bed should meet the same standard.
01 · JOINT RELIEF
True contouring without sink-through
Dogs sleep and rest for most of the day. Our solid two-layer core cushions shoulders, hips, and elbows without the foam shifting aside. Your dog rests fully supported above the hard floor, relieving pressure on hips and shoulders so stiffness never sets in.
02 · CORE PROTECTION
A core that stays clean
The heavyweight canvas outer cover snaps off in seconds with stainless steel fasteners, ready for the washing machine. Underneath, a sealed inner liner keeps moisture, dirt, and odor completely out of the foam. The load-bearing layers stay dry and fresh, wash after wash.
03 · ARCHITECTURAL SHAPE
Structural form that holds
Traditional beds flatten into shapeless cushions on the floor within months. The chrome-steel frame holds its geometry in your living room and gives a solid, non-giving edge for a dog to rest its head against.
Construction principle: continuous core versus fragmented fill
Fragmented foam core
Under sustained weight, individual pieces shift sideways, creating voids beneath the pressure points and letting joints settle toward the hard floor underneath.
Two-layer continuous core
Weight is distributed vertically through both layers, absorbing pressure points without the material migrating sideways.
Architecture, to scale.
Frame and cushion
90 × 60 cm
Overall footprint
35 cm
Overall height
12 to 13 cm
Combined core thickness
Materials
Chrome-plated steel frame
Permanent shape retention and weight-bearing structure
350 to 400 GSM cotton-polyester furniture canvas
Anti-pilling and abrasion resistance
Stainless steel snap fasteners
Mechanical anchoring of the cover to the frame
Sealed inner liner
Water-resistant barrier around both foam layers
Furniture-grade, not pet-aisle grade.
The frame is chrome-plated steel, the same base material used in chair and table construction, chosen because it holds a rectangular shape under repeated weight without bowing. The cover is a 350 to 400 GSM cotton-polyester canvas, dense enough to resist scratching and daily wear, fastened to the frame with stainless steel snaps rather than adhesive or velcro.
Why the foam never touches the outside world.
Open-cell memory foam is what gives the core its pressure relief, but the same open structure absorbs moisture, spills, and odor if left exposed. Both foam layers sit fully enclosed in a tailored, water-resistant inner liner before the outer canvas ever goes on, so accidents stay on the surface instead of soaking into the support layer underneath.
Preventive care from day one.
Joint care starts long before there is anything to treat. A dog rests 12 to 14 hours a day, and on a flat or collapsing surface that weight lands on the same few points, hips, shoulders, and elbows, thousands of times over. The memory foam layer responds to body heat and weight, softening exactly where it meets a joint and molding around each point of contact instead of pushing back against it. Spreading the load across the whole surface, rather than letting it concentrate on one point of bone, is what supports healthy circulation and even weight distribution over years of daily rest.
The Standard
Why Omaia is the considered choice
Most beds meet one of these requirements. A cover that washes, or a layer of memory foam, or a frame that keeps its shape. What separates them is whether all of it still holds after years of daily rest, which is what this comparison sets out.
Compared against beds sold as orthopedic, and against conventional dog beds.
Sizing, honestly
First Edition: strictly limited to Small/Medium (90 × 60 cm frame footprint, for dogs up to 18 kg).
Large & X-Large (in development): sizes for larger dogs, such as Labradors and Retrievers, are currently in active engineering. Join the waitlist and mention your dog's breed and weight, your input shapes the production timeline for the larger version.
First run · Limited to 50 beds
Fit and construction are being finalized with a small group of testers before the first 50 beds go into production. Joining the waitlist means hearing about it first, not paying for it first.
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