Bedroom frame

Start with the mattress size you own and the room’s dimensions. A 120 cm wide metal bed frame is a compact option suited for smaller bedrooms, while a 160 cm wide upholstered frame provides more sleeping space and a more substantial look. Note that the 120 cm model typically does not include a mattress, so you’ll need to pair it with one of your own. This helps you plan space without compromising comfort.

The range includes metal-and-wood combinations with decorative cutouts on the headboard and footboard for a touch of style, as well as upholstered frames finished in fabrics like hammer velvet. Metal frames with leaf-like cutouts offer a chic, industrial vibe, while the upholstered option with velvet fabric adds a soft, contemporary feel. Both styles ship with their own distinct aesthetics to suit different bedrooms.

Yes, several frames come with slats included to simplify setup. For example, 160 cm upholstered frames include nine wooden slats, ensuring solid support, while the metal option emphasizes a slatted base compatible with standard mattresses. Warranty coverage for these frames typically spans one year against manufacturing defects, giving you protection while you enjoy your new look.

Color options vary by model: you might find black-copper finishes on the metal bed frame and warm brown tones on upholstered wooden frames. Each finish is chosen to complement different decors, from modern to classic. If you’re aiming for a bold focal point, the darker metal frame provides a striking silhouette, whereas the upholstered frame offers a softer, more inviting appearance.

Ensure your chosen frame width matches your mattress width to avoid gaps or misalignment. For a 160 cm frame, pair with a compatible queen-size mattress to maximize space and comfort, while a 120 cm frame pairs with a twin-size mattress. Check ceiling height and doorways to make sure the frame can be moved into your room without obstruction.

Most frames require assembly, with slats included for the 160 cm option to speed setup. After installation, keep the frame clean with a soft cloth and mild cleaner, avoiding harsh chemicals that could damage fabrics or finishes. Periodic tightening of screws and checking slat support helps maintain stability and prolongs the life of the bed.