10 Best Beds to Add Comfort and Style to Your Bedroom

The Dayton is an excellent choice for those who are environmentally conscious and value natural elements in their decor. The Pottery Dayton Platform Bed exemplifies natural beauty with its striking textural elements. Mango wood, acacia wood, and MDF (manufactured wood) planks are pieced together in a chevron pattern on the headboard, and the unique grain of the mango wood shines through at the foot. A set of antique bronze legs adds an industrial touch as the finishing touch.

Pros

• Made with sustainably sourced materials

• Includes solid mango and acacia wood
  
  
  Cons

• Parts of headboard include manufactured wood

If you want a comfortable style bedroom at a reasonable price, consider Zinus’ Paul Bed. Zinus’ Paul Bed demonstrates that a rustic or industrial-style bed does not have to be expensive. The headboard is made of real pine wood planks, which is especially impressive for the price, and the steel frame is extremely sturdy. It also has support slats, which eliminates the need for a box spring beneath your mattress.

Pros

• Super affordable

• Headboard planks made with real wood

• Sturdy steel frame
  
  
  Cons

• Lower weight capacity than other options

If you live in an apartment with limited storage space, Lark Manor Chadwick is an excellent choice for you. This bed frame has built-in storage, making it an excellent choice if you’re short on space. The best part, is how well it conceals its four (or two) spacious drawers while becoming a glamorous focal point, making it ideal for city apartments or guest rooms where you may need to conceal your storage.

Pros

• Four built-in drawers

• Durable tubular steel frame

• 1,500 pound weight capacity
  
  
  Cons

• Does not come in twin or full sizes

This is an excellent space-saving solution for studio apartments or homes without a permanent guest room. A Murphy bed may conjure up images of a dusty, flimsy mattress with protruding springs being pried from the wall, but they’ve come a long way since then. Consider the Navarra Storage Murphy Bed, which can be unfolded into an entire bedroom suite in minutes. With its useful built-in shelving and ability to conceal a bed.

Pros

• Affordable

• Comes in various colors

• 1-year warranty
  
  
  Cons

• Assembling can be time-consuming

The brand takes pride in producing long-lasting bed frames and furniture. Floyd’s Bed Frame is a masterful example of urban minimalism. The main panels have a honeycomb core that keeps them lightweight, and they’re finished with birch or walnut veneer. Set on a tough powder-coated steel frame with your choice of black or white hardware, everything is locked and loaded with nylon ratchet straps, so no tools are required for assembly.

Pros

• Modular

• FSC and TSCA Title VI certified

• Comes in various finishes

• No tools required for assembly
  
  
  Cons

• Headboard and underbed drawers cost extra

Even better, if you’re torn between the drama of ceiling-high posts and the comfort of a cushy upholstered headboard, this pick in tufted, sophisticated style offers the best of both worlds. The Paralimni is not the frilly princess beds you may be picturing; rather, it is the grown-up version of the royal-looking bed frames you coveted as a child (because everyone remembers the friend who had one).

Pros

• Available in various sizes

• Features upholstered headboard

• Frame features solid wood
  
  
  Cons

• Limited color options

An all-metal bed frame may be a good choice for you if you prefer to keep things simple and timeless. Metal bed frames are a great option if you don’t like tufted headboards or statement-making frames because they are sleek, sturdy, and often inexpensive. Consider the Mia Metal Platform Bed from ZINUS, which has a city loft vibe that decor purists will adore. Its low profile and simple silhouette make it ideal for small spaces that can be easily overwhelmed by clunky furniture.


This solid metal bed frame is sturdy and comes with wooden slats, eliminating the need for a box spring.

Pros

• Super affordable

• Made of solid metal

• Available in various sizes
  
  
  Cons

• Metal headboards can be cold and uncomfortable

Thuma is a fantastic option for anyone looking for a simple, modular bed frame made from sustainable materials.** Thuma has something for everyone, beginning with a solid rubberwood frame that fits together like puzzle pieces. A sturdy base that is virtually noiseless and ridiculously simple to put together. Following that is the PillowBoard, a plush, supportive headboard made of soft foam and a removable and washable woven cover. This bed frame is also made with Greenguard certified materials, and the PillowBoard is made of CertiPUR-US certified foam. Thuma donates a tree for every piece of furniture sold, in addition to emphasizing sustainable materials.

Pros

• High-end materials

• Greenguard and CertiPUR-US certified
  
  
  Cons

• Headboard is not attached to the bed frame

This bed frame is ideal for anyone who does not want to coordinate their throw pillows and bedspreads. There are many trendy upholstered bed options available, but Kyree’s retro pattern really sets it apart. With its pink and ivory hues and mid-century design, this bed easily steals the show on its own. That means anyone who doesn’t want to coordinate their throw pillows and bedspreads is free to use white or cream-colored linens instead.

Pros

• Made with 100 percent cotton fabric

• Foam-filled headboard

• Handcrafted in Illinois

• Available in various sizes
  
  
  Cons

• Parts of frame include manufactured wood

Are you looking for a total comfort game-changer that allows you to prop up your head, sit up, or elevate your feet? The Ergomotion Quest 2.5 Adjustable Base has it all.


The Quest 2.5 manages to look sleek despite its clean lines and hidden technology. However, the most important features of an adjustable base are its bells and whistles, which this one has. Adjust the head and foot of the bed with the remote control or built-in microphone, activate the massage motors, or turn on the under-bed lighting for a soft glow that provides just enough light if you need to get up in the middle of the night. In addition to the two one-touch preset positions (zero gravity and level), you can program three additional positions to suit your specific needs. There are even two built-in USB ports for charging your devices while you sleep.


Surprisingly, the Quest 2.5 is compatible with almost any modern mattress, so you can probably keep your current one.

Pros

• Includes luxe features

• Built-in USB ports

• Hidden wires/technology
  
  
  Cons

• There aren’t separate sides/controls