Styling a fabric king size bed offers endless possibilities. Create a hotel-chic look with crisp white bedding, a plush duvet, and a coordinating throw. Add layers of cushions in varying sizes and textures for a luxurious feel. For a more relaxed, bohemian vibe, opt for earthy tones and natural fabrics like linen or cotton. Introduce patterned cushions and a textured throw for visual interest. A pop of colour can be added with a vibrant bedspread or accent pillows. To achieve a minimalist aesthetic, stick to a neutral colour palette and simple bedding. A structured headboard and sleek bedside tables complete the look. For a touch of glamour, incorporate velvet cushions, a faux fur throw, and metallic accents like a bedside lamp or decorative tray. Don't forget the finishing touches - a statement rug, artwork, and soft lighting can elevate any bedroom style. For more information visit our blog post.

A standard UK king-size bed frame is 152cm wide and 213cm long. The height of a king-size bed base can vary depending on the style, typically ranging from 26cm to 43cm. A standard king-size mattress is also 150cm x 200cm. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

The height of a fabric king size bed frame can vary, depending on the specific design and whether you're measuring the base height or the total height including the headboard. Typically, our bed bases range from 26cm to 43cm in height. However, the total height, from the floor to the top of the headboard, will be considerably taller, likely around 90cm to 120cm depending on the headboard style. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

When choosing bedside tables for your fabric king-size bed, consider size, style, and functionality. Ensure the tables are proportionate to your bed - not too small or overwhelming. A height slightly lower than or matching your mattress top ensures comfortable access. Match the style of the bedside table to your bed frame - a sleek design for a modern bed, or something more traditional for a classic frame. If your bed is upholstered in fabric, consider materials like wood, metal, or ceramic finishes for the bedside tables to add visual interest. Think about storage - drawers or shelves are handy for books, glasses, and other nighttime essentials. Finally, tie the look together by complementing the colour of your fabric bed with a similar or contrasting shade in your bedside tables.