Dawn House Living
The Dawn House Bed
When failing eyesight turns the remote into a blur
The troubleMacular degeneration or cataracts have made small print hard to read, and in the dark the buttons on a bed remote are impossible. You press and hope.
Left as it isThe bed moves the wrong way, or you stop using its features at all and struggle up from flat, feeling for the floor in the dark.
Speak instead. The Dawn House responds to voice commands to raise the head, change the height or switch on its underbed lighting, which also comes on by itself when your feet touch the floor. Built-in sensors track sleep and vital signs with nothing to wear, and an anti-snore lift and Rise to Wake work on their own.
- Voice, app or remote control
- Hi-low height, zero gravity
- Passive health sensors
- Optional support rail



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