Upholstered Beds
Looking for an upholstered bed that will make a statement in your bedroom? Then take a look at our fabric bed frames. We stock an extensive collection of upholstered beds, from affordable to more expensive pieces, offering a variety of...
Looking for an upholstered bed that will make a statement in your bedroom? Then take a look at our fabric bed frames. We stock an extensive collection of upholstered beds, from affordable to more expensive pieces, offering a variety of fabric choices and colour options, including pink, yellow, blue, teal and grey colours. If you’d like something extravagant, check out our gorgeous velvet bed frames. They add a touch of glamour and sophistication to any bedroom. If you’re also open to alternatives, browse through our wooden bed frames. They’re another popular choice, and we offer a variety of colours and finishes. They create a classic, warm and inviting look that will never go out of style. Whether you’re looking for a new centrepiece for your bedroom or a cosy spot to curl up and read a book, our upholstered bed frames are the best choice. And with various styles to choose from, you’re sure to find frames to suit your taste and existing home interior.
Frequently Asked Questions
Less than you’d think. A weekly once-over with a soft brush attachment keeps dust down, and most spills lift with a damp cloth if you blot them rather than rub. Check each bed’s care guide for fabric-specific advice.
Many do. Ottoman upholstered beds lift on gas struts to reveal a full-length storage space underneath, which is ideal for spare bedding and anything else that needs a home. Our upholstered divans also come with a choice of storage, from [two or four drawers to an end-lift ottoman], so you can pick what suits your room.
Neither is better outright. Upholstered beds feel softer and cosier, which makes them good for sitting up in bed. Wooden frames are easier to wipe down and suit a more traditional or rustic room. It comes down to how you use your bedroom and the look you want.
It’s best to leave a gap. Direct heat can dry out fabric and padding over time, and the bed will block warmth from reaching the room.