The Wilhelm Hansen Bed is the central piece of furniture in the bedroom interior. The sculptural construction is made from cherry wood with wengé details, combining organic forms with a light, almost floating appearance. The sides and headboard, along with the drop-shaped detail on the footboard, feature painted areas inspired by Goethe's theories of colour. The same colour scheme is reflected in the drawers of the Glove Cabinet. Finn Juhl's bedroom interior from 1961 was both an expression of love and a bold departure from the design ideals of its time. When it was launched, it marked a turning point in Finn Juhl's career. The furniture series was his final contribution to the Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition, which closed just five years later – bringing an end to a remarkable era in which Finn Juhl had been one of its most influential figures.