During these days, goatskin was used to contain the water, on which only the crème de la crème of society had the privilege of resting. Over time, goatskin was substituted with other materials, and it was only until 1968 when a design student at San Francisco State University, Charles Hall, invented the modern waterbed.

Over the past 35 years since Hall's invention, waterbed technology has advanced from a hippie trend to a popular orthopedic "healing bed". Both material and technology have advanced so rapidly that today millions of households worldwide enjoy the pleasure of a perfect night's sleep made possible by waterbeds. Indeed, in a waterbed, you will discover the perfection of healthy sleep.