Time for a New Bed?

Anthropologie Spindle Four-Poster Bed

Jay Johnson - For IWI designers, a common challenge is helping some clients “move on.” Moving on can take on several forms:

  • Move on from the furnishings you had in your college dorm room - “No, it’s not okay to use old orange crates and stacks of bricks for bookshelves!”

  • Move on past the hideous furniture you inherited when Aunt Opal passed away last year - “In many cases furniture should be buried with their owners.”

  • Or move on beyond bad taste to good taste - "But it was on sale!" is not a good reason to keep anything revolting.

Sometimes replacing one key piece of furniture in a room is enough to tip the decorating scheme from dreadful to daring...and I've selected ten beds that could turn an ugly bedroom into a showplace, or at least inspire the rest of the room to shape up and match the new bed's high standards. We hope this article will help you move on; it’s easier knowing that by changing one key item in a room, you can come up with a fresh look and turn the style corner on your dubious decorating past.

McGee and Co. Walt Bed

Roche Bobois Profile Bed

Crate and Barrel Keane Weathered Natural Solid Wood Bed

Four Hands Dobson Bed

West Elm Hargrove Canopy Bed

Regina Andrew Coastal Living Blackadore Caye Bed

Article Sven Walnut & Grass Green Velvet Bed

Blu Dot Goodie Bed

Modesign Pedrera Bed

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