Velvet Bed Frames

A velvet bed frame makes an immediate statement in any bedroom, bringing a soft, tactile finish and a deep sense of calm. Heal's collection includes upholstery in jewel tones and neutral hues, with sprung slats and sturdy hardwood construction. Shop velvet bed frames to anchor your bedroom scheme.
  • Nuvola Bed Double / Boucle Velvet Rocky / Black Nuvola Bed Double / Capelo Linen-Cotton Bamboo / Walnut Stained
    By Heal's
    Nuvola Bed
    From £2,849
    +60
    66 Fabric options
  • Wallis Bed Double / Capelo Linen-Cotton Sea Salt / Natural Wallis Bed Double / Capelo Linen-Cotton Sea Salt / Black
    By Heal's
    Wallis Bed
    From £2,799
    +33
    39 Fabric options
  • Hepburn Bed King / Kvadrat Vidar Dark Green Hepburn Bed King / Kvadrat Vidar Dark Green
    1 Headboard Fabric options

    Velvet is more practical than it looks, thanks to modern tightly-woven upholstery that resists crushing and everyday marks. The pile naturally hides small imperfections, and regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment keeps it looking fresh. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the colour over time.

    Vacuum the velvet headboard and frame weekly using a soft brush attachment, working in the direction of the pile. Blot any spills immediately with a clean dry cloth, avoiding rubbing. For stubborn marks, use a velvet-specific upholstery cleaner and test on a hidden area first.

    Jewel tones such as emerald, navy and deep teal bring drama to a neutral bedroom, while camel, dove grey and blush create a calmer, more Scandinavian feel. Darker velvets hide wear better in busier households, so think about day-to-day use when choosing.

    Velvet bed frames complement a wide range of styles, from maximalist and Art Deco to pared-back Scandinavian schemes. A button-back velvet frame leans traditional, while a flat, tailored upholstered frame reads as contemporary. Pair with linen bedding and oak bedside tables for a timeless finish.

    • Velvet Care Guide
      Care Guides
      Velvet Care Guide
      Beautifully soft and sumptuous, it’s easy to see why velvet is a popular choice for interiors and upholstery. Read our guide to choosing and caring for this luxurious material.
    • Night And Day: Sofa Beds For Small Spaces
      In People’s Homes
      Night And Day: Sofa Beds For Small Spaces
      We show you how to squeeze the most from a small space with three Sofa Beds that add new meaning to the phrase functional furniture. For many the living room is the heart of the home. Yet more than ever, homeowners and renters alike are looking to this relatively small space as an alternative guest room for friends and family. That’s where Modern Sofa Beds come into their own. Often overlooked, in no small part thanks to unflattering designs of the past, modern Sofa Beds combine the functionality to adapt from day to night with the chic style you would expect from a contemporary sofa. To demonstrate the elegance and ease of this new breed of Sofa Beds we’ve created three interior styles that are perfect for small spaces. 50 shades: metallic finishes, solid wood furnishings and accents of colour are set against the deep button cushioning and slate grey upholstery of the 40 Winks Sofa Bed. Studio space: keep your options open plan with the Danish designed Hinge Sofa Bed, just the thing for those into urban loft living. Mid-century to midnight: this fifties inspired room set brings modern functionality to the fore by using the numerous configurations of the 40 Winks Sofa Bed.
    • How To Create A Picture Wall
      Styling
      How To Create A Picture Wall
      Found in living rooms, offices and cafés across the globe, the picture wall trend shows no signs of stopping. Also known as a gallery wall, this versatile feature is a great way to add personality to your home. The best part is that it’s easy to do yourself. While creating a picture wall can be a daunting prospect, there is plenty of helpful advice out there. We will guide you on how to pick your prints, how to hang a picture frame and what mistakes not to make. Choose with care First of all, select what you would like to display on your wall. Combine art reproductions, original drawings and pressed flowers with photographs and children’s artwork. When picking your frames, don’t be afraid to get crafty. Spruce up an old frame with a lick of paint or recycle leftover DIY materials to create your own personalised design. TOP TIP: A picture wall comes into its own when it looks collected. We recommend taking your time to compile every print and frame you’d like to include, rather than buying them in bulk. Laying it out One way of laying out your picture wall is to plan it round your favourite piece of artwork. This can mean coordinating your colour scheme round it or using it as a central focus for the entire wall. Once you’ve made your selection, use masking tape on the wall to find the perfect placement. Before you get the hammer out, consider whether using nails is the way to go. If you live in a rented property or are likely to reorganise your gallery wall regularly, then picture hanging strips might be a good choice. TOP TIP: Don’t just stick to traditional frames. If you’re feeling adventurous, why not use washi tape to display your prints? This works particularly well when displaying low-cost items like postcards. Now to hang it Once you’ve created a template for the gallery wall, it’s time to start hanging the pictures. At this point, you may choose to enlist a builder or decorator to help. However, for the DIY enthusiasts it’s time to get crafty. For small prints, a simple nail or hook will likely do the trick. Medium-sized prints call for two hooks or nails. This is especially the case if the frame is displayed landscape as it is more likely to stay centred. For heavier frames, opt for a more robust anchor, such as a plastic wall plug, to secure it. If your frame has a wire, remember to take it into account when measuring up. SHOP WALL ART SHOP FRAMES