Beds

Discover our wide selection of beds designed to serve as the anchor of your bedroom sanctuary. Explore high-quality frames across plush upholstered finishes, solid wood panel constructions, sleek platforms, and practical storage configurations.

Restful Style: Choosing the Perfect Bed Frame

Your bed is the foundational centerpiece of the bedroom, setting the tone for the entire space while delivering essential support for a restful night’s sleep. From minimalist low-profile frames to dramatic wingback headboards, selecting the right bed balance frame strength, mattress support, and bedroom aesthetics.

Upholstered Beds: Padded headboards wrapped in linen, velvet, performance fabrics, or leather that offer soft, comfortable back support for reading or relaxing in bed.
Platform Beds: Modern, low-profile designs featuring sturdy wooden slat rolls that eliminate the need for a traditional box spring.
Storage Beds: Integrated with under-bed drawers or hydraulic lift-up platforms to maximize bedroom floor space and conceal bedding or clothing.
Panel & Sleigh Beds: Feature structured wooden or molded headboards and footboards, providing classic architectural detail and timeless stability.

Sizing & Room Planning Considerations

When selecting a bed frame, ensure at least 30 to 36 inches of open walking space around the perimeter of the bed for comfortable movement and nightstand clearance. Measure your bedroom dimensions carefully, accounting for door swings, closet access, and window placements to ensure a proportional layout.

Frequently Asked Questions About Beds

Do platform beds require a box spring?
No, platform beds feature built-in slatted support systems engineered to hold mattress types directly without needing a box spring or foundation.

What is the standard height for a bed headboard?
Headboard heights typically range from 40 inches for low-profile designs up to 60 inches or higher for dramatic, tall upholstered statement headboards.

How do I know if a king or queen bed will fit my bedroom?
A queen bed (60" x 80") fits comfortably in rooms measuring at least 10 x 12 feet, whereas a king bed (76" x 80") requires a room size of at least 12 x 12 feet for proper proportion and clearance.