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Why is everything fabric now? It's SO hard to find a bed made of wood if you prefer a sleek and modern/contemporary look. It's driving me crazy. I need to replace a bed from Bo Concept (18 yrs old), and Bo Concept, Ligne Rosset, etc all seem to be leaning to fabric headboards.
It's driving me nuts. Yes, I looked at CB2. The beds are practically on the floor, and while I don't mind that, my DH is nixxing that one. SIgh. |
| Yea, upholstered is the current trend. Have you tried Belfort? They have a wide range of choices. |
| Hate hitting my head on wooden headboards. |
| Don’t upholstered headboards get really dust and dirty real fast? |
| I just bought a beautiful wood bed from Arhaus. |
| Thomas Moser? |
Yeah, but I need something to grip at key moments so wooden rails it is. |
| Amish Market off Wisteria in Germantown. Beautiful, handcrafted, relatively inexpensive. |
| We recently bought one at Ashley furniture. Surprisingly heavy/sturdy. I swore off upholstered because DHs bald head left marks. |
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We got ours at Macy's about three years ago, and we love it. I did not see the exact set when looking just now, but they have a decent selection of wood headboards that are fairly simple and modern.
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| Just got one I love - Hooker Tynecastle. No spindles for those "key moments" though! This should be obvious, but don't Google "Hooker King Bed" with kids near your monitor! |
Yes, and they’re terrible for people with allergies. I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but I swear I think that people who make money off dopo selling furniture start these trends because they know consumers will want/need to replace it in a few years because it is filthy and too difficult to clean. |
| Wood is getting rarer and more expensive |
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I have a wood headboard from Pottery Barn that’s held up well for 10+ years, and last time I checked they still sell it. A friend just ordered a wood headboard from Redtoration Hardware that is beautiful.
I would do fabric because DH leans against the headboard to read and would stain the fabric. |
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