Velvet Double Beds

A velvet double bed is a luxurious centrepiece, easily styled in various ways. For a glamorous look, layer plush throws and cushions in contrasting textures like faux fur or silk, and add metallic accents through lamps or decorative trays. A minimalist approach involves a simple, high-quality duvet cover and a few carefully chosen cushions in complementary colours. To create a bohemian vibe, incorporate patterned textiles, macrame wall hangings, and plants. For a classic feel, choose crisp white bedding, a tailored bedspread, and elegant bedside lamps. Remember to consider the colour of your velvet bed when choosing accessories - richer tones like emerald green or sapphire blue pair well with jewel-toned accents, while softer shades like blush pink or champagne work beautifully with pastels and neutrals. For more information visit our blog post.

A standard double bed frame is typically 138cm wide and 209cm long. The height of a double bed base can vary, often falling between 28cm and 43cm. A standard double mattress is 135cm wide and 190cm long; its depth depends on its construction but averages between 20-30 cm. Therefore, the total height of your double bed (including the mattress) would typically range from 48-73cm high. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

The average height of a velvet double bed frame at Danetti is between 28cm and 43cm. A standard double mattress is typically around 25cm deep. Therefore, the combined height from the floor to the top of the mattress on a Danetti velvet double bed would generally be between 53cm and 68cm. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

A velvet double bed exudes luxury, so complement it with bedside tables that enhance this aesthetic. Choose a style that reflects the bed's design - if it's modern, opt for sleek, minimalist tables with metal legs or a marbled ceramic finish. For a more traditional feel, go for wooden bedside tables with subtle detailing. Size-wise, consider the proportions of your room and bed. Aim for tables that are roughly the same height as your mattress top or slightly lower. For a standard double bed, bedside tables around 40-50cm wide usually work well, providing ample surface space without overwhelming the room. Don't be afraid to mix and match materials and colours for a touch of individuality, but maintain a sense of balance.