For the nomadic apartment dweller: easily assembled (and disassembled) flat-pack bed frames that make moving a bit less onerous. Here are five from around the world.

Above: The Kickstarter-funded Floyd Bed Frame consists of three parts: birch veneer wooden panels that slot together, steel supports, and fastening straps. The twin is $489; the queen is $589; and the king is $699.

Above: New York designer Craig Stover offers DIY instructions for building his flat-pack Trestle Nomadic Bed Frame design; to download, go to Craig Stover.

Above: Designed by Uwe Bruderle, the birch plywood Bett Gurtbett Weiss Flatpack Bed Frame is held together with a ratchet strap and is ?765 ($815) from Magazin in Germany.

Above: Designed by Stephan Jecker, the Simplon Bed is made of two powder-coated solid steel beams (available in green or white) with plywood slats and can be quickly assembled and dismantled; the single size is ?490 ($522) and the double is ?690 ($735) from Magazin.
Above: From German designer Nils Holger Moorman, the Siebenschlafer Bed is made from interconnecting European birch plywood slotted together (there’s even a companion dog bed). Several sizes are available; prices start at ?1,260 ($1,342) for the Single Siebenschlafer Bed from Smow.
For more portable furniture ideas, see:

Furniture Disruptors: 5 Fast-and-Easy Flat-Pack Sofas
Flat-Pack Heirloom-Quality Furniture, Made in San Francisco
Ikea Disruptors: 6 New Upstart Furniture Companies

 
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