A wood bed frame is perfect for adding natural beauty to a room. They can also be ideal for evoking historical charm or — on the opposite end of the spectrum — curating a modern mood. This is all to say, there’s virtually no scenario where a wood bed frame isn’t a good option. If you’re shopping for a wooden bed but are unsure where to begin, start here! We’re spotlighting a wide array of different styles to help you make the right pick!
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Modern
The majority of modern wood beds are platform beds. They require no box spring and they tend to be low to the ground. Because these beds are very minimalist, specimen wood can really make these beds shine. If you’re looking for a modern wood bed with more visual interest, such as carving, you might consider a Mid-Century Modern wood bed. Many Mid-Century Modern wood bed frames showcase cutouts or unique headboard shapes.
Sleigh
Sleigh beds are a popular wood bed style that can skew traditional or contemporary, depending on how they are styled. Sleigh beds generally feature a gently rolled headboard and footboard. Sleigh beds are excellent options for rooms where you desire a unique piece, but not necessarily a statement piece.
Four Poster Beds
If you’re looking for a wooden bed that will evoke a traditional air, there’s no better option than a four-poster bed. Wood four-poster beds can be sourced in a wide range of styles, but in general, they tend to skew very traditional. Most four-poster beds will showcase some degree of carving on the posts, making them a great option for those who want an ornate, decorative element in their space.
Canopy Beds
Wood canopy beds can be modern or traditional in style. Oftentimes, traditional wood canopy beds will feature a curved canopy that is intended to be covered in a fabric canopy. Most modern wood canopy beds showcase a flat canopy that does not require fabric covering.
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