Fabric Beds

Our fabric beds come in various styles, from classic to contemporary. Choose from different colours, including cream, grey, and natural tones, with options in boucle and plush chenille fabrics. Many of our fabric beds also offer practical storage solutions, such as ottoman storage, maximising space in your bedroom. Whether you prefer a double, king, or super king size, we have fabric bed options to suit your needs and style preferences.

Styling a fabric bed offers endless possibilities. For a hotel-chic look, layer crisp white sheets with a plush duvet and a coordinating throw. Scatter cushions in varying sizes and textures add depth and comfort. Introduce pops of colour with accent cushions and a patterned runner at the foot of the bed. To create a minimalist aesthetic, opt for neutral-toned bedding in linen or cotton. Keep accessories to a minimum, focusing on clean lines and simple shapes. A single statement piece, like a textured throw or a large-scale piece of artwork above the bed, adds visual interest without overwhelming the space. If you prefer a bohemian vibe, embrace vibrant colours and patterns. Mix and match different textiles, like a patterned duvet cover with a contrasting throw and an array of colourful cushions. Add a touch of nature with a woven wall hanging or a potted plant. To enhance the fabric bed's cosiness, incorporate soft lighting with bedside lamps and a plush rug underfoot. For more information visit our blog post.

Our fabric bed dimensions are as follows: a single bed is typically 190 cm long and 90 cm wide; a double is typically 190 cm long and 135 cm wide; a king size is typically 200 cm long and 150 cm wide; and a super king size is typically 200 cm long and 180 cm wide. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

Bedside tables should complement your bed and overall bedroom style. With a fabric bed, you have lots of options. For a cohesive look, choose bedside tables in a similar colour or material to the bed frame. For example, a cream fabric bed pairs well with wooden bedside tables in a light oak or painted finish, or with upholstered bedside tables in a complementary fabric. If your bed has wooden legs, consider bedside tables with similar leg styles. Glass-topped tables can create a lighter feel, while mirrored finishes add a touch of glamour. Consider the size of your bed and the available space when choosing the size and shape of your bedside tables. Round tables can soften the look of a room, while square or rectangular tables offer a more traditional feel. Ensure the height complements your bed - ideally, the tabletop should be level with or slightly lower than the top of your mattress.