This standard bed features a sleek wingback design that adds a refined touch to your bedroom. Built with a sturdy wooden frame and wrapped in textured upholstery, it’s available in multiple sizes and colors to suit any space's style. The padded headboard provides comfortable support for reading or relaxing. This bed requires a box spring and a mattress, both of which are sold separately.

Beautiful bed frame!!!!! Love it. Audrey. Sherman, CT. Mon Jun 01 2026

With its understated yet bold design, our standard bed sets the stage in your main or guest bedroom. A wooden frame ensures durability, while the upholstered wingback headboard offers just-right support. Your choice of size and hue makes it easy to suit your bedroom's overall vibe and color scheme. Box spring and mattress sold separately.

Easy to assemble and great quality. Erica. East Greenwich, RI. Fri May 01 2026

Catch some Z's in style when you're tucked into this Amala linen textured fabric bed. Rich linen textured fabric covers nearly every square inch of this fabulous bed, which features a curved headboard that's slightly padded to give you the ideal cozy spot for catching up on your bedtime reading. Espresso legs contrast nicely with the neutral fabric upholstery, adding to the overall sophisticated look of this handsome bed.

Love my bed! Haven’t gotten a mattress for it yet but it sure looks pretty in my room!. Linda. Sunrise, FL. Thu Jun 18 2026

This upholstered bed has a solid wood frame and an arched headboard with a wingback silhouette that invites propping up against with a good book. Wrapped in a variety of print and color options, it is made to order in Illinois in your choice of size and fabric, to fit your specific needs. Center legs and a system of slats support your box spring and mattress of choice (both sold separately).

The bed arrived ahead of schedule and I really like the shade of white and the overall look. The assembly, which we did ourselves was tricky…and my husband is very handy. The hardware was tough to align (it took us an hour or more to get the left side board to latch in correctly to the headboard), the pre-drilled holes on the feet did not match the diagram and the screws that were supplied for securing the wood slats were so long they would have dangerously protruded underneath the bed (we switched those). I’d advise paying for assembly, but hopefully they’ll revise some of these details.. Anne. Michigan. Sun Jun 14 2026