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Do you want to rejuvenate your tired-looking bedroom?
A headboard is an easy way to change the style of your bedroom without costing a fortune. Headboards are multifunctional and add a sense of luxury to your sleep space. However, if you have a small room, a headboard may cramp your style. This article looks at the pros and cons of headboards in the bedroom, factors to consider when choosing one and how to install them.
Before we go on, here’s a quick heads up – ‘headboard’ and ‘bed head’ are the same thing. For example, when you see the term ‘queen bed head,’ we aren’t talking about a queen who woke up with a bird’s nest for hair. We’re talking about our range of luxury bed heads and headboards that will elevate your queen bed to the next level.
Are you ready to rock a bed head? Do you need a headboard? Read on, and let’s find out!
Put simply, a bed head is a barrier between your bed and the wall.
Originally, a bed head’s purpose was to keep people’s heads from getting cold through the poorly insulated walls of the past. Modern bed heads do more than this. A sustainable hardwood bed head, upholstered in eco-friendly fabric, will also:
On a lighter note, what is a bed head’s most important job? To stop your pillows from falling behind the bed during the night!
Cannes Double Upholstered Headboard | Grey
When choosing a bed head for your room, there are several factors to consider. Here are some considerations and our ideas to address them.
If you want to make a statement in your bedroom, choose an unexpected colour. The Cannes Queen Upholstered Headboard - a headboard fit for a queen in olive green – brings balance and harmony to your room but still draws the eye with its dramatic flair.
Do you need a bed head that blends in? Choose a soft neutral shade or colour you already have in the existing décor in your room. Our range of bed heads in contemporary colours, for both queen and double beds, work well in bedrooms with natural tones.
Would you like to complement your existing colour scheme? The Cannes Double Upholstered Headboard in soft beige is the MVP of bed heads as it suits all colour combinations.
If you have bedside tables, you will need a bed head that doesn’t make your room feel cluttered. The size of your space is also an important consideration. Check the ceiling height, the width of your room, and the size of your bed before choosing your new headboard. If you have a small space, choose a bed head in beige or soft grey to minimise its visual impact.
We stock a variety of slimline freestanding luxury bed heads, and headboard and bed base bundles to take the headache out of choosing a bead head for your room.
Franki 2PCE Queen Headboard and Bed Base Bundle | Walnut & Green
Now that you understand the purpose of a headboard, it’s time to look at the pros and cons of having one in your room.
Here are five reasons to have a headboard in your bedroom.
At B2C Furniture, we stock upholstered headboards made with sustainable hardwood timber frames. An upholstered headboard:
Here are three cons of having a headboard in your bedroom.
Franki 2PCE Queen Headboard and Bed Base Bundle | Natural & Beige
While choosing between a headboard or no headboard may be difficult, learning how to attach a bed head is easy.
A B2CFurniture headboard comes with an easy-to-follow assembly guide. You simply join it to the bed base with a few screws to keep everything securely in place.
To maintain the quality of your upholstered headboard, scotch guard the fabric, vacuum it regularly and blot any spills immediately.
Visit our showrooms in Melbourne and Sydney if you want sustainable and stylish bedroom furniture, including luxury double and queen-sized bed heads, or headboard and bed base bundles. Or shop online to create a bedroom tailored to your personal style that doesn’t cost the earth.
If you don't necessarily want to use a bed head for your bed base, there are plenty of alternative ways to style your room that don't necessitate an extra purchase.
Some other ways to style a bed base include: