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Bedroom is the place where you retreat after a long work day. A bed which is comfortable is an absolute essential piece of furniture to relax and recharge for a fresh start every day!
This guide will help you choose the perfect bed for you sleep needs
Before you start browsing, start with understanding the space available to keep the bed. To know what kind of bed will best fit the room,
● Carefully measure the width, length and height of the room.
● Check the window and door location – so the bed doesn’t obstruct / block the entry or the window.
● Ensure that you leave min of 18” of space around the bed to walk.
Type of Beds
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Single Beds:Suitable for sleeping 1 person
Double Beds:Suitable for sleeping 2 people
Trundle Beds:Single bed, which has a pull-out for sleeping additional person
Bunk Bed:Beds on top of each other – usually for sleeping 2 people
Sofa cum Bed:A sofa which can be converted into a bed, either single or double
Futon:A mattress of tufted cotton or similar material, placed on a a raised, foldable frame as a bed
Bed Sizes
Single Beds
Single beds should fit a mattress of min of 28” width and 75” length Mattress size for a single bed can range from 28” to 39” in Width and 75” to 78” in Depth
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King Sized Beds
Perfect for large rooms, sleeps 2 people comfortably. Standard mattress sizes for King Bed are min of 72” width x 75” depth
Queen Sized Beds
Suitable for compact spaces – sleeps 2 people Standard mattress sizes for Queen Bed is min of 60” width x 75” depth
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Bed Designs
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Poster Bed
A bed that has a tall post at each corner and may have curtains that can be drawn around it.
Poster beds give a feeling of grandeur which makes them suitable for spacious homes and opulent décor
Upholstered Bed
Beds which are fully or partly (only Headboard, Footboard) covered with upholstery
Perfect for luxury homes. soft on the eye, Giving a plush feel
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Platform Bed
A low-height bed usually without a headboard
Suitable for spaces with minimal décor and limited heights
Folding Beds
Beds which fold into compact size, usually a mattress on a metal frame
Used as an extra bed / guest bed
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Bed Design Features - Storage
Box Storage
Beds with storage below the mattress baseboards. Operated manually.
Pros:Utilizes complete space under the bed. Additional space around the bed is not required to access the storage
Cons:Manual opening. Requires lifting the mattress to access the storage
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Drawer Storage
Bed with drawers under the bed. Drawers can be along the length of the bed or along the width
Pros:Easy to operate. Lifting the mattress is not required to access the storage.
Cons:Need space around the bed to open the drawers
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Hydraulic Lift Storage
Storage under the mattress baseboards, Can be accessed by pulling a handle at the foot of the bed, attached to the Hydraulic system. Hydraulic storage beds are available in 2 types:
Half lift:Only the lower half of the bed is connected to a hydraulic lift mechanism. The other half towards the headboard usually has a box storage
Full lift:The entire mattress base board is connected to the hydraulic system. Complete underside of the bed can be accessed
Pros:Easy to lift – no need to remove mattress to access the storage. Effortless operation using Hydraulic mechanism
Cons:Weight of mattress needs to be within prescribed limit. May require periodic servicing. Expensive compared to Drawers or Box storage
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Storage at the headboard
Practical solution where the headboard can hold a few knick-knacks such as books, décor, photos etc.
Pros:Perfect for small rooms where no space is available for bedside tables
Cons:Offers very limited storage
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Material Options
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Solid Wood
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Engineered Wood
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Metal
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Upholstery Materials
Bed Styles
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Modern Beds
Simple, Fuss-free and Elegant. Modern beds have clean geometric shape and minimal ornamentation
Modern style will suit all interior styles, and are compact and functional
Mid-Century Modern
Go for this style if you want a lightweight, clean and uncluttered look. The signature features include tapering round legs , smooth finishes and interesting patterns
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Contemporary Beds
If you want something Sleek, Fresh and bang on Trend, Contemporary is the style for you. Contemporary style offers interesting colours, textures & design elements
Transitional Beds
Transitional style offers a beautiful blend of new and traditional furniture, including finishes and materials and fabrics
Here, you will find traditional elements like carvings, moldings and curves interpreted in a modern way
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Traditional Beds
Feeling nostalgic? Go for the traditional style of furniture. Taking inspiration from colonial period and traditional arts & crafts, Traditional furniture features artistic inlays, decorative trims & moldings and intricate details
Mission Style beds
A design that emphasises simple horizontal or vertical lines and flat panels that accentuate the grains of the wood.
These lines form a part of headboards and footboards
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More Tips
● Choose an appropriate mattress (thickness, material, and firmness) for maximum comfort
● Mattress base board should be firm and strong, for holding the mattress properly
● Do not load the storage beyond the given capacity