No one’s ever called the hammock industry out on false advertising, but the image of someone comfortable napping in a net suspended between two trees is a lie. Finding your way in and out of a sagging hammock is an ordeal equal to mounting Everest, and once you’re in, you’re swallowed up by netting that’s slowly leaving its imprint on your bare skin. So if the bizarrely shaped Sky Bed sleeping hammock delivers on its promises, it could revolutionize how we all spend Labor Day.
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Two’s company, three’s a crowd, but that principle does not apply when you’re talking about hammocks. Trinity Hammocks triple hammock structures give you three times the relaxation.
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Hammocks can be one of the most comfortable places on Earth to rest your head. But climbing in and out of them can be a challenge—a challenge that’s made dead easy with this incredibly comfortable-looking Koala 45 bed. More »
I dare you to come up with a good reason why—at the very least—1 in every 6 people shouldn’t have this hammock. No answer yet? I’m still waiting. Give up? Exactly. There is no good reason why every human on this planet shouldn’t have a rightful spot on a six person hammock. More »
If you have pets you’ve already accepted the fact that your home will be perpetually covered in a layer of fur. Visitors, though? Probably not as keen. So this tiny hammock lets your cat still use your furniture without leaving it covered in hair. More »
There’s nothing quite like languishing in a hammock, drifting off to sleep with a glass of iced tea in your hand. Close your eyes for a second and picture the lovely La Seóra Hammock on the terrace of your luxury villa in St. Tropez, right next to the infinity pool. As you gaze out over the bright blue ocean, you ring the bell and your maid appears with a tray of foie gras and fresh ice cubes for your Baccarat goblet. More »
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