Maia
Three motors, square-panel tailoring. Made for long lash and skin work.
$2,199
Electric lash and brow beds
Lash beds
A lash bed has to sit flat, stay steady and put the client at the right height for close work over a long appointment. FURIA makes four electric lash beds. Maia, Theia and Artemis have three silent motors for height, back and legrest. Eos has one powered height motor, with the back and footrest set by hand.
For lash artists, brow and lash lift specialists
- Beds
- 4
- Motors
- 1 to 3
- Height
- 56 to 94 cm
- Rated to
- 200 kg
- Warranty
- 2 years
- From
- $999
Lash beds side by side
Compare any twoEvery bed is rated to 200 kg and carries a 2-year FURIA warranty.
Buying guide
How to choose a lash bed
01
Working height
Lash work is done seated and close to the face, so check the height range against your stool. Maia and Theia run 68 to 94 cm. Artemis runs 61 to 87 cm. Eos runs 56 to 84 cm.
02
One motor or three
Three motors move height, back and legrest, so you can settle the client without asking them to shift. One motor lifts the height only, which suits a single lash room on a tighter budget.
03
Size of the top
Maia and Theia are 186 cm long and 70 cm wide. Artemis is a slimline frame at 187 cm long. Eos is compact, for the smaller room.
04
Cleaning between clients
Every FURIA bed has treatment-grade upholstery that wipes clean. PVC covers are cut for Theia (one piece), Artemis and Eos. A Maia cover is not made yet.
05
The stool that goes with it
Saddle stools (Iris, Thalia) and round stools (Clio, Zelus) come in the same four upholsteries as the beds, so the lash room reads as one.
FAQ
Lash beds: questions
Which FURIA bed is best for lash extensions?
Maia and Theia are built for lash work: three silent motors, a 68 to 94 cm height range and a 70 cm wide top. Artemis adds a slimline frame and an optional heated finish. Eos is the entry lash bed, with one powered height motor.
Do I need an electric lash bed?
An electric bed changes height without you getting up, which matters across back-to-back lash sets. All four FURIA lash beds have powered height. Maia, Theia and Artemis also power the back and legrest.
Can a lash bed be used for brows and lash lifts?
Yes. Theia is made for lash, brow and detailed beauty work, and the same height and recline suit brow and lash lift appointments.
How much does a FURIA lash bed cost?
FURIA lash beds start from $999 for the Eos. Each bed shows its current price and colourways on its own page.
How much weight does a FURIA lash bed hold?
Every FURIA bed is rated to 200 kg.
What warranty comes with a FURIA lash bed?
Every FURIA bed carries a 2-year warranty, supported from Melbourne.
Do you deliver lash beds Australia-wide?
Yes. Beds are delivered to your kerb anywhere in Australia, priced by suburb in the cart. White glove set-up (carried in, assembled, packaging taken away) is offered in selected areas.
Can I try a lash bed before I buy?
Yes. The full range is on the floor at the showroom, 12 Smolic Court, Tullamarine VIC 3043. Visits are by appointment, or book a phone consult on 03 9357 5560.
Beds for other work
- Beauty bedsBeauty therapists, facialists, skin and day spas8 beds
- Facial bedsFacialists, skin therapists, day spas and skin clinics6 beds
- Clinic treatment bedsCosmetic injectors and nurses, doctors, dermal and medi-spa clinics4 beds
- Tattoo bedsTattoo artists, cosmetic tattoo and PMU6 beds
- Starter bedsNew studios, mobile therapists, second rooms3 beds
Not sure yet?
Lie on all nine in Tullamarine.
The showroom has the full range on the floor. Thirty minutes there tells you more than any photo.