Build A Bedroom Game

Build A Bedroom Game

Mum builds gaming loft in sons' bedroom for £250 using decking and fence posts

A DIY-savvy mum has built an impressive loft area in her sons' bedroom to give them more space to play video games – and it only cost her £250 from start to finish

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Single mum shows of DIY gaming loft in sons' bedroom

As a parent, it's always tricky when your child gets to that age where they start wanting a bigger bedroom – especially if they share a room with their siblings.

But one single mum-of-four has managed to find a way to give both her sons the space they wanted just with a few simple items and some creative thinking.

Becky Alsop, 35, is mum to four children – Beth, 16, Kaci, 14, Kayden, 10, and seven-year-old Freddie – who all live under one roof in a three-bedroom house.

Kayden and Freddie share a bedroom but were desperate for more space for their gaming equipment, and in a stroke of inspiration, Becky hatched the perfect plan to build them their very own loft inside their bedroom.

The boys' bedroom transformation used recycled wood (

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The overall cost of the project was just £250 (

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The mum said: "The bedroom wasn't big enough for all the things the children had – plus they had their gaming consoles and monitors.

"I sat down for days and drew this idea up, with a few tweaks along the way to get the outcome I wanted.

"We had just taken over a new property 10 weeks ago which needed updating, so this was my perfect opportunity to refurbish their room."

Becky used a piece of wood to make the frame and fixed it to the wall using loft boarding.

Becky spent 10 days constructing the loft for her sons (

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The mum-of-four was "amazed" with the finished project (

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Jam Press Vid/Becky Alsop)

She then created banisters on both sides from old decking posts and reclaimed a wooden fence post from her garden to make the ends of the banister.

She bolted it all down to make it strong, adding support beams under the flooring before stapling a large piece of carpet to the top floor.

To make stairs up to the loft, Becky used a six-unit Kallax shelf she had bought from IKEA.

Becky spent 10 days creating the DIY project, and by using repurposed pieces of wood for the majority of the task, she managed to keep her costs down to just £250.

She said: "I'm amazed with the results – it turned out way better than I even had pictured."

The mum has since posted the results on Facebook – and people are loving the finished look.

One person wrote: "This is actually amazing and done to such an ideal budget. Think I'm going to steal this idea for my youngest and my stepson – what my partner doesn't know won't hurt him."

While another said: "Great way to create a fun space for them, well done."

And a third posted: "Totally fantastic you should be so very proud."

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Best Carpet For Children's Bedrooms

Best Carpet For Children's Bedrooms

Brimnes bed frame with storage and headboard, £254, Ikea

These small bedroom ideas will help you make the best use of available space without compromising on style.

WALL HUNG

Consider fitting a wall of shelving to keep books, paperwork and accessories neatly in one place (above). A monochrome scheme can work in a compact area when there is plenty of natural light and the balance of dark and pale colours is about equal. In an open-plan space, linen curtains can be hung from a rail attached to the ceiling to provide a sense of privacy. Brimnes bedframe with storage and headboard from Ikea, 196cm x 141cm x 47cm, £255.

GO TALL

Hudson 5-drawer chest, £1,295, Raft

When the floor area is limited, use vertical space for storage. Look for options like a slim wardrobe with both drawers and hanging space, a tall chest of drawers and a compact bedside table with storage. Handle-less designs give a streamlined look. Hudson 5 drawer chest from Raft, 100cm x 50cm x 130cm, £1,562

BEYOND THE PALE

A clever use of colour can make a dramatic difference to the look of a small room. It's generally safer to stick to a pale palette, especially when natural light is limited. And bear in mind that cool, blue tones appear to recede, while warm shades will come forward. Add bolder accents in moderation. Duvet cover set in washed cotton, from H&M

SO SIMPLE

Tianna dressing table and stool set, £799, Marks & Spencer

Pared-back styles of furniture can help to make a room feel more open and spacious. Choose designs with sleek lines in pale colours. This stool is also a good idea as it will fit neatly under the table when not in use. Tianna dressing table, 100cmx48cm, stool and mirror set from Marks & Spencer

MULTI-PURPOSE MARVELS

Clamber Doodle bed, £1,195, Loaf

Search out clever furniture that serves more than one function, it's well worth the investment. Beds with drawers beneath the mattress are a brilliant solution to storage dilemmas. And consider wardrobes with mirrored doors, seats that lift-up to reveal box storage and even open shelves with hooks beneath for hanging items of clothing, too. Clamber Doodle bed from Loaf, 200cm x 104cm x 115cm, £1195

TACTILE ELEMENT

Linen cushion cover, £7.99 each, H&M

Soften the hard edges of a boxy bedroom by including cushions, throws and a rug. Mix and match rough and smooth fabrics to add layers of texture without crowding the space with too much pattern. Linen cushion cover from H&M

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Dressing Table Designs For Master Bedroom

Dressing Table Designs For Master Bedroom

How to create the perfect dressing table in your bedroom

• Posted on August 16, 2021 November 10, 2021

Virginia Wolfe famously declared in A Room of One's Own that we should all have our own dressing room. While we may not have the luxury of an entire dressing room in our homes, there's nearly always a little bit of space where you can have a dressing table. If you're considering a dressing table for your home, here are our top tips for making the most of what will become your favourite little sanctuary.

Dressing table styles

First things, first, you'll need to invest in a dressing table. There are so many different kinds – from shabby chic and vintage, to contemporary, mid-century and glamorous – so take cues from the rest of your home to decide what style you love and the size that works for your space. Curvy shapes echo a more feminine vibe but darker rustic styles can provide a lovely contrast too. Recreate a movie star dressing table by adding bulbs around a square mirror, or get a chic vintage dressing table by accessorising with second-hand and charity shop finds.

Where should a dressing table be placed?

The natural home for a dressing table is in your bedroom and when deciding where to place it, consider how you'll use it. You'll want as much natural light as possible for this area so think about putting it in front of a window to maximise the light for make-up application. If that's not possible, placing it across from a window and using a mirror will reflect the light behind you onto your face.

Parquet console table | @new_build_forever_home

What should be on a dressing table?

Basically anything you'll use to pamper yourself, any accessories you like adding as final touches to an outfit, and if you wear make-up, your most-used items. You'll definitely need a mirror, and maybe a hairbrush, but at the end of the day a dressing table should be a place for your indulgence, so it's completely up to you!

How to declutter a dressing table

It can be so easy to pile everything on top of your dressing table and use it as a dumping ground, but resist the temptation. Try to keep the top relatively clear to give you space to use your make-up and pampering products.

Bevel dressing table | @thewilcoxhome

You don't want to leave the table totally bare, but keeping a little clear space is important. Decluttering a dressing table is all about having a clear system for how you organise your accessories. Have a set place where everything goes, and make sure you decide on a system that you'll stick to and works for you. The easiest way to declutter is by stopping it getting messy in the first place through clever storage ideas.

Dressing table organiser

On top of your dressing table, be sure to consider storage options for your make-up, creams or beauty supplies. Try acrylic storage which allows you to easily see what's inside each section at a glance. You don't want to be searching for 10 minutes for your favourite lippy when you're in a hurry. There are loads of different dressing table organisers online, so just have a browse and find the one that's right for you and your style.

Parquet desk | @homeonkellslane

Dressing tables with drawers

Many dressing tables have built-in drawers for your cosmetic and skincare supplies. There's a huge variety of styles of dressing tables and the amount of storage varies, so it's worth thinking about what kind of items you want to be storing and what size you'll need the draws to be. If you've got lots of make-up, consider getting drawer dividers to help you keep everything organised.

Storage in the seating

This is a clever way of storing items you don't need every day but making sure they're close to hand. Lots of dressing table seats have compartments that provide a hidden but convenient storage space.

Spot dressing table | @project_peckover

Dressing table finishing touches

So now your dressing table is beautifully organised, how do you make it a wonderful space for relaxing and pampering yourself? Here are some ideas to help.

Get some stylish seating

A seat that looks good and is comfy to sit on is a must at a dressing table, whether it takes you mere moments or hours to get ready. You'll want something with a padded or cushioned seat for the most luxurious touch. Small benches and stools are a popular choice as they can be tucked neatly away under your dressing table when not in use.

Mirror, mirror on the wall

Hove dressing table | @hunt.homedecor

Your dressing table is simply not complete without a beautiful mirror. Bigger is normally better when it comes to checking out your outfit, but for close up product application, you'll want something that's smaller and easier to move nearer to your face. Depending on the style of your dressing table, you could choose a contemporary design or something more ornate for a glamorous touch.

Glow with good lighting

Great lighting is an integral part of any dressing table space as you'll want something that's flattering but also honest. Avoid harsh light from above or below which can cause shadows. While natural light will always be your best friend when it comes to any make-up application, if you're getting ready in the early morning before the sun comes up in winter or in the evenings for date night, consider creating a Hollywood-style dressing table with an illuminated mirror.

St Ives dressing table | @byrne_ourforeverhome

Add a personal touch

And finally, you'll want to add a few homey accents to your dressing table. Jewellery boxes and ring storage, perfume bottles on trays and catch-all bowls for your everyday pieces will create a beautifully curated space that can become a lovely focal point in your room. Finish off the decor with a heavenly scented candle and a small bouquet of dried flowers to make your space feel special.

Regardless of what style you decide to go for, be sure to check out our huge selection of dressing tables, stools and mirrors.

Do you have a dressing table in your home? We'd love to see! Just tag us @OakFurnitureland or use the hashtag #OakFurnitureland.

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Warwick Bedroom Set

Warwick Bedroom Set

Bedfolk

PSA: there are plenty of Black Friday deals dropping this week on plenty of our favourite bedding brands – including beds and mattresses and lots of our favourite Egyptian cotton sheets too. It's no exception on linen sheets either: have a look below for the sale stickers to bag a discount on some of these cosy sets.

There's not much better than the feeling of slipping into fresh sheets – and what if we told you that there's a sustainable, hardwearing and temperature-regulating bedding material that actually looks better when it hasn't been ironed?

Yes, linen bedding has many perks aside from its lovely rumpled finish. Made from the flax plant, this natural (and completely biodegradable) material requires no additional water to grow aside from rain and, with care, should last upwards of 50 years. So, if you're looking to replace your current sheets, it makes a great sustainable option.

Linen is good for hot sleepers too: the looser weave means it's much better for maintaining airflow and wicks away moisture more quickly than polyester or cotton. Finally, it actually gets softer the more it's washed, so making one investment now guarantees many good night sleeps to come.

While a good set can be on the pricier side, it's always worth spending on good quality items that see every day use. Bed sheets definitely counts here – after all, we spend a third of our lives asleep!

Check out some of our favourite linen bedding sets below.

Brisa linen bedding set

We love Made's midcentury vibe for our furniture and now we can add a finishing touch to our bedroom with one of the brand's pretty linen bedding sets. There are 11 colours to choose from, but our pick is this subtle seafoam green – it's super fresh and airy for summer. A few colourways are on sale for Black Friday – fingers crossed they're your favourites.

Best value linen bedding set

Linen White Bedding Set

Habitat habitat.co.uk

£80.00

A full linen bedding set for under £100? Sign us up. Habitat's colour selection is smaller than some of the other brands on this list (choose from fresh white, blue or grey) but at this price, we're certainly not complaining.

Softest linen bedding

Linen Bedding Bundle

Bedfolk bedfolk.com

£139.00

We were really impressed with Bedfolk's linen bedding range— if you want something that's seriously soft, this one is hard to beat. It comes in a handy matching storage bag to keep everything tidy in your drawer, too.

Best linen bedding hybrid

Linen bamboo duvet set

Eve Sleep evesleep.co.uk

£139.00

The GHI-approved mattress-in-a-box company has released a range of bedding extras, including some linen bedding. Unlike the others on this list, this set combines linen with bamboo, for extra softness. We like the contrasting colour on the edges, too.

100% linen bedding

John Lewis & Partners johnlewis.com

£15.00

John Lewis has individual sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases on offer in an array of nine soft, muted colours – including Oxford pillowcases, in case you'd like something a little more fancy.

French linen bedding

Soak & Sleep soakandsleep.com

£25.00

We're always impressed with the quality of Soak & Sleep's products (the 500 thread-count cotton bedding is fabulous) so we like that the brand also has a linen range. There's a good range of shades that you can mix and match – or you can save 5% if you buy a bundle. You can also use codeBF20for an extra 20% off for Black Friday.

Best mix-and-match linen bedding sets

Elina linen bedding

La Redoute laredoute.co.uk

£52.00

Turn your bedroom into a calming sanctuary – La Redoute's linen bedding comes in an impressive 24 colours in some very soothing shades. If you're tempted, please bear in mind that this is a French brand. It does now have a UK warehouse, but a lot of stock is still shipped straight from France, so your order may take around seven to 10 days to arrive. In keeping with this brand's famous sales, you can save 50% off for Black Friday right now.

Best washed linen bedding set

Washed linen bedding

Cox & Cox coxandcox.co.uk

£120.00

Cox & Cox's offering has a luxurious, feminine feel. We've not spotted any other retailer selling linen bedding with these sweet ruffled edges, for example.

European flax linen bedding

West Elm westelm.co.uk

£419.00

West Elm's linen sets have been given a wash treatment to give them a subtle two-tone effect; making each set unique. Linen here is pricey, but you can bag £100 off right now, bringing the price of a white double set down to £250 from £359. That'll help you sleep better.

Best reversible linen bedding

Cercosa linen bedding

Urbanara urbanara.co.uk

£84.00

Urbanara has a good selection of linen bedding on offer on its website – but we like this reversible option, which makes us feel like we're getting two sets for the price of one.

100% stonewashed linen bedding

Simple&Opulence amazon.co.uk

£105.99

You wouldn't necessarily expect Amazon to be your go-to luxury bedding shop, so we were pleasantly surprised to find this 100% linen shop crop up here. Free Prime delivery is always a bonus, especially when you're super keen to snuggle up in your brand new sheets.

Best made-to-order linen bedding set

Linen bedding set

The Prancing Hare etsy.com

£97.90

This Etsy seller makes everything to order, so you know you're getting something special. There's also IKEA size-specific options, in case you have one of its awkwardly-sized mattresses.

Best striped linen bedding

Ticking stripe linen bedding

Chalk Pink Linen Co chalkpinklinencompany.co.uk

£215.00

How classic is this striped duvet set? We thought this linen bedding was very high quality, remaining soft and lovely even after a couple of washes. For bonus points, the package was very nice, upon delivery too – it came with a little box of herbal teabags to enjoy, which we thought was very sweet.

Best linen bedding bundle

Sage green linen bedding

We found it tough to choose our favourite colour from Piglet's gorgeous range but this soothing sage option clinched it. A bedding set from this quality brand is an investment, but you get lots for your money. Unlike the other bundles we've seen, Piglet's bedding sets include four pillowcases (including two white ones) and both a flat and a fitted sheet. Naturally, the material is super soft, too.

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Dark Minimalist Bedroom

Dark Minimalist Bedroom

Not sure how to incorporate minimalism into your bedroom design? With a little decluttering, strategic planning, and simple decor, you can create the perfect minimalist bedroom! Check out these 14 minimalist bedroom design ideas to get started!

Get Rid of Clutter

To create the perfect minimalist bedroom, you need to pare down what you have. Before you start changing up your bedroom layout and design, you need to declutter. Separate everything in your bedroom into three piles: keep, donate, or toss. This goes for everything from clothing and accessories to furniture and bedroom decor. Once you've gotten your belongings down to only what you need, you'll be ready to design a clean, simple space!

Find a Home for Every Item

It's easy to let miscellaneous items like chargers, books, and accessories take up space in your bedroom. Be sure to designate a spot for these items—maybe in a drawer, cabinet, or basket that's out of the way. This will help you keep your bedroom design tidy and clutter-free.

Embrace Neutral Colors

Designing a minimalist home means using neutral colors for both wall paint and with home decor. Try to create your minimalist bedroom aesthetic using hues of white, gray, beige, and light brown. These earthy tones are relaxing, help reflect light, and can also work toward designing for feng shui.

Pick Out the Right Bed

The most important piece of bedroom furniture is, obviously, the bed. Platform beds and beds with exposed legs are popular in minimalist design because they're lightweight, simple, and provide clean lines. Another furniture option to consider if you have a small bedroom is a storage bed that lifts up or has drawers for hidden storage, which can help keep your room neat and tidy!

Design Around the Bed

One way to stick to the "less is more" design principle of minimalism is to make your bed the focal point of your room. Rather than trying to force the bed to fit with your other furniture and home decor, position the bed and decorate it first so that it can guide the rest of your room's look.

Focus on Balance with Furniture

If your bedroom is more spacious or has high ceilings, having only a bed will make your room feel too empty and unbalanced. Consider adding a small dresser, storage bench, or accent chair with exposed legs to complement the bed and bring harmony to your minimalist bedroom layout. Another option is to utilize a canopy bed frame to fill space without cluttering your room with additional furniture.

Ditch the Traditional Dresser

A classic armoire or wardrobe can be too bulky for a minimalist bedroom design. Instead, consider using a rolling clothing rack, floating shelves with hooks, or a few small storage bins that can neatly be stored under your bed. This will free up space and give your room a more cohesive feel.

Choose Nightstands Carefully

Nightstands provide extra bedroom storage and create space for lamps, alarm clocks, and whatever else you need to have by your side. But you don't want them to be too chunky! Look for simple and small nightstands that have drawers or shelves. You can also opt for wireframe or floating nightstands for an even more minimal bedroom look.

Let the Light In

Not only can natural lighting improve your mood and wellbeing, but it can also make a room feel cozier and larger. Combining natural light from windows with airy paint colors—such as white, beige, or gray—can give your minimalist bedroom a subtle glow. If your current setup doesn't include good natural lighting, you can always use mirrors to help reflect more light and open up the space.

Warm Up Your Space

Simple, neutral designs are ideal for minimalism, but you don't want your bedroom to look and feel like a hospital with too much starkness. Look for ways to incorporate some warmth through subtle patterns, solid colors, or textured home decor like knitted throws, rugs, and pillows.

Take Advantage of Walls

With minimalist design, functionality is everything. If you need more storage space, don't immediately turn to dressers, storage bins, and clothing racks. Consider what you already have available—like your walls! You can use this vertical space to hang clothing, accessories, and shelving.

Limit Wall Decorations

Empty walls can look odd and impersonal, but you also don't want to overdress your walls—especially in a room that's meant for resting and recuperating. Choose one wall in your room and add simple wall decor like a large mirror or two large portraits to fill some white space and unite your design.

Add a Plant or Two

Plants are an easy way to add pops of color that accent the neutral color palette of your bedroom. Plus, they can help your room maintain a clean, natural, minimalist look that feels homey. Don't have a green thumb? Go with plants that are easy to care for like succulents, fiddle leaf figs, or even rubber plants!

Don't Be Afraid to Deviate

You can follow minimalist design ideas and still mix your personality into your bedroom look. Maybe you prefer dark paint colors on your walls. Or maybe you love having tons of fuzzy throw pillows on your bed. Minimalism doesn't mean getting rid of everything and having nothing personal in your home. It's okay to keep items you love or add a little flair to your living space if that's what's comfortable for you!

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Queen Bedroom Headboards

Queen Bedroom Headboards

The Best Headboards for Your Queen Bed

Apr 13, 2021, 1:13 pm EST | 5 min read

Not all beds come with a built-in headboard. Some more lightweight and understated bed frames don't have a board at the head or foot, as this makes them more portable, less expensive, or easier to assemble, fold up, and pack away. Headboard-less bed frames are perfectly suited to the task and may even be the right choice for someone at a given point in their life. As times and circumstances change, however, someone with a headboard-less bed frame may want to upgrade. Rather than purchasing a new bed frame altogether, they may prefer to purchase and attach a new headboard alone. Separate headboards are also a good option for anyone who wants a bed frame that is more customizable or can't find an entire frame that fits their style or aesthetic. If you have a queen-sized bed you want to buy a headboard for, here are a few we recommend.

What to Consider in Queen-Sized Headboards

Here are a few things to think about before buying a queen bed headboard:

• Material: If you want a durable, long-lasting headboard, look for a wooden or metal model. Both materials are strong and sturdy and will hold up well, and you can match them to your frame if it's made of wood or metal. The other common choice is a headboard upholstered with some kind of fabric, which will be soft and comfy to sit or lean against. Look for a natural fabric like cotton or linen if you want a textile with a tight weave or organic, anti-microbial properties. Synthetic fabrics like polyester offer better resistance to wear and tear, stains, and fading. Velvet upholstery is extremely plush and luxurious and more durable than you'd expect. Note that regardless of the type of fabric, an upholstered headboard will always need to be cleaned more frequently and will take more time to clean than wood or metal.
• Color: The color of your headboard will be somewhat dependent on the material you choose. Metals are usually black or gray, while wood tends to come in various shades of brown or neutral colors like beige, white, black, and gray. You may be able to paint some wooden models in your preferred color. Upholstered fabric headboards will offer a much wider range of colors and hues, though it can still be a bit harder to find multicolored or patterned options.
• Style: You're going to want to match your queen bed headboard to the aesthetic and style of your room. A curvy or wavy shape might be better suited to a light, airy look, while something with sharp corners and sleek lines will probably be better fitted to more modern or minimalist decor. They can be flat, cushioned, or tufted depending on their make and material. Some fabric headboards may have rows or lines or buttons or metal embellishments as an extra decorative touch. And even though you'll obviously need to pick a queen-sized headboard for a queen bed, the height can vary. Consider the space that's available in your room and if you want something bigger and eye-catching or smaller and more subtle.

Best Metal Model: Zinus Jessica Modern Studio Headboard

The great thing about metal headboards is that they're often so simple that they'll match a number of different decor styles. This queen bed headboard is made of solid steel, durable and steady as can be. If you're someone who wants the sturdiness of a metal headboard, but you also like to prop yourself up against it while reading or watching TV, never fear. This model has two rows of foam-padded upholstery, so you have a soft spot to lean up against without sacrificing the integrity of the strength of the steel. The upholstery can be gray or taupe in color. If you don't like the two bars of padded foam, there are two alternate styles available: a vertical banded design or a square decorated with tufted buttons.

Most Adjustable: ZINUS Trina Upholstered Headboard

If you want to add an upholstered headboard to your queen bed, you can't go wrong with this rectangular model and its classic button-tufted design. The fabric is 100% polyester, comfortable to the touch, more durable, and easier to clean than textiles like linen or cotton. The fabric isn't the only part of this headboard that's durable. It's wrapped around a wooden frame and attached to steel legs in order to provide you with longer service life. There are three pre-drilled sets of holes that allow you to adjust the headboard's height to three different levels. Regardless of the height you pick, it will fit any standard-sized queen bed frame. All hardware, tools, and instructions for installation come included with your purchase. It's available with light gray or taupe fabric.

Most Color Options: Flash Furniture Tufted Upholstered Headboard

Besides their softness, the biggest advantage that many upholstered headboards have over other types is the number of color choices they offer. This queen panel headboard is no exception. This tufted, upholstered model is both beautiful and cozy. It's mounted on black metal stands to hold it steady, which also have adjustable bed rail slots if you ever want to install railing on your bed. It's available in 13 different solid colors, from neutral shades like beige and gray to bright red and plenty of others in between. If you don't like the arched shape or tufted look, there are several alternate styles. There are seven total design options, including several square-shaped models, a nailhead trim instead of tufted buttons, and upholstery on more solid frame material. You can even buy two different colored headboards as a set.

Best Wooden Model: Prepac Slant-Back Bookcase Headboard

This queen headboard not only offers the sturdiness and timelessness of wood but provides extra storage space as well. At 56 inches tall and 11 inches deep, this engineered wooden headboard comes with eight storage compartments for books, bedside items like alarm clocks, lamps, or decorations. The MDF top and laminated composite finish increase the wood's strength and durability. The back slant design gives this bookcase headboard a sleeker, sharper look while still being able to match many more classic design aesthetics. It's also easy to care for, as all you have to do is wipe it clean with a dry cloth. This headboard comes ready to assemble and is available in a black or deep espresso brown finish.

Queen Bedroom Headboards

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