Orange Bed is the orange variant of Minecraft's dyeable bed block, crafted on a crafting grid from three orange wool in one row and three planks of any wood type in the row directly beneath. The three wool blocks must share one color, while the planks can mix different woods, and a bed of any color can be re-dyed with orange dye to become an Orange Bed. Orange Beds generate naturally in savanna village houses, which hold orange, red, or yellow beds. Orange Bed breaks at the same speed with every tool and drops itself, with hardness 0.2, blast resistance 0.2, and a stack limit of one bed per slot.
Sleeping in an Orange Bed works at night or during a thunderstorm: after 5.05 seconds (101 game ticks) the world jumps to sunrise once every Overworld player is asleep, and rainy weather resets to clear. Using Orange Bed during the day still sets the player's spawn point (the place the player returns to after dying), confirmed by the chat message 'Respawn point set'. Hostile monsters within eight blocks horizontally and five blocks vertically of an Orange Bed prevent sleep with a warning about nearby monsters. In the Nether and the End, a sleep attempt makes Orange Bed explode with power 5 — stronger than TNT at power 4 — and the blast sets surrounding blocks on fire. Villagers occupy Orange Beds at night and need spare beds to produce offspring. Keep one Orange Bed at every survival base to skip nights safely and respawn at home after death.