Bed Design Styles to Choose From
Your bedroom is an oasis, and hence, it should be a peaceful retreat from the daily hustle and bustle. As a natural focal point of space, the bed design you choose can define the overall look and feel. Be it a single bed or double bed design, here are some of the most popular bed design styles to select.
Headboard and Basic Frame
The type of bed design is a two-part option with a no-frills metal bed frame, which is coupled with a separate headboard. It is devoid of any rails of any kind on the side or foot of the bed. One of the most flexible and economical option, the parts of this single or double bed design can be purchased at different times. The bed comes in different parts, such as, the standalone headboard, wall mounted, bed frame mounted, and freestanding.
Headboard and Side Rails
This type of bed design lets the headboard take centre stage, with simple rails composing the other three sides. Its no-footboard style is most often coupled with upholstered headboard and complementing rails. The continuation of the material from the headboard to the rails differentiates this style from the simple headboard option.
Headboard and Footboard
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A bed with a headboard and footboard is a common sight in many households. This framework comprises of a vast range of iconic bed styles, from metal to wood panels and more. The headboard of such a bed design is always taller, and showcases any detailing which is reflected across the footboard too. This bed style can be found with storage-friendly additions or under-bed drawers.
Platform Bed Style
The platform bed is known to have clean lines and is often crafted from rich natural woods. The bed sits at a much lower base than traditional styles, and has a headboard. This bed style is suitable for almost any home décor as it exudes utter chicness.
Four Poster Bed Style
The four-poster bed style dates back to the 16th century. It is defined by decorative posts which rise up from each of the four sides. The bed usually includes a headboard but no footboard. The four posts typically feature some detailing such as carved work spanning the entire length.
Canopy Style Bed
Known as the sister of the four poster bed style, the canopy bed features the same rising posts but with crossbeams that connect them at the top. Classically outfitted with a canopy of upholstery, modern versions of this bed trade that romantic aesthetic for the crisp look of straight, unadorned lines. Canopy beds looks best for rooms with tall ceilings.
Bunk Beds
A children’s room staple, bunk beds are also a common occurrence in most homes on account of their playful look and ultimate space-maximizing solution. Bunk beds can be divided into four main styles: standard, loft, trundle, and futon.
