Bed Frames

A bed is often the most important piece in a home – the place we look forward to retiring to and reluctantly leave each morning. The luxury bed frame collection at Heal's covers double, king and super king sizes, with practical divans, storage beds, four-posters and bedsteads, plus 25% off a Heal's mattress when bought together.
  • Pinnö Headboard Pinnö Headboard
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    Fawn Bed Herringbone Natural Webbing Double Fawn Bed Herringbone Natural Webbing King
  • Harmano Bed Set Harmano Bed Set Medium
  • Korno Bed Set Korno Bed Set Luxury Light Grey / Medium
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    A divan or storage bed reclaims floor space by absorbing storage into the base – effectively replacing a chest of drawers with the bed itself. Low-profile bedsteads on slim legs read as visually lighter than upholstered beds, which can stop a small room feeling closed in.

    A bedstead has a visible frame – timber, metal or upholstered – with a separate mattress sitting on slats or springs. A divan is a fabric-covered base built around the springs, often with built-in storage drawers. Bedsteads suit period or design-led rooms; divans suit family bedrooms and guest rooms where storage matters most.

    A king (150cm wide) is the UK standard for two adults and works in most master bedrooms. A super king (180cm) is meaningfully more comfortable for couples who move at night or share with children, but needs a bedroom of at least 3.5m wide to leave proper walking space around the bed. Measure before deciding.

    A solid hardwood or proper steel-framed bed should last 25 years or more. Upholstered beds depend on the fabric – linens and heavy weaves wear well; thin velvets show every mark. Storage beds with hydraulic lifts have one mechanical part that may need servicing after a decade. Cheap pine frames typically last 5-10 years before joints loosen.

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      If you can’t get away for much of a holiday this summer or you just think that your room could do with a much needed face lift. We have decided to put together a few ways that you could turn your bedroom into a more luxurious and glamorous room. Maximising comfort for that much needed rest you need. Bedding I imagine the first thing most people do when they enter a hotel room is fall straight on the bed, diving into a sea of puffy duvets and pillows. White linen in particular is great for establishing a calm and relaxing environment. Create a seating area A great place to get ready for the day ahead or even a night cap or a read of a book before bed. Stylish furniture creates a sense of allure within the bedroom. The room doesn’t become so focused around sleep but rather a place for a chill out. A luxurious throw? We reckon that your bedroom could probably do with a little extra attention and care. So one thing simple thing to do to give your bedroom a different feel is to put a throw over the bed or a chair. An extra little bit of luxury won’t go amiss. It adds an aura of calm and comfort to the bedroom. Your bedroom could probably do with a little extra attention and care. Lavish lighting Bring your bedroom lighting up to date. Ditch the oversized bed lamps and get some more nifty, flexible lighting so that bedtime reading can be a joy rather than a chore. Hotel Boutique rooms are always very well lit, there’s flexible lighting to satisfy all your needs whether it’s next to an arm chair or on a desk. Ashfield Mattress Above all the reason why you often feel so refreshed from a holiday is that you have slept well! The best way to go about that is getting a new mattress for your home and make sleeping enjoyable again.