Choosing a Bed Frame

It goes without saying that the bed is the most important consideration in your sleeping space — not only because it needs to support you and your mattress for the rest you need, but also because if it doesn’t suit your space's style and aesthetic then that may not allow you to relax fully. The design ought to complement without being distracting. 

   
Pictured: Nelson by Cattelan Italia

The Nelson Bed by Cattelan Italia features a smoothly curved solid wood frame that supports an arced headboard and set-back feet for a 'floating' appearance. This design's smooth finish and minimal frame allows for space to breathe around the bed, allowing your eyes to fall freely around the room and the design to effortlessly integrate. 

      
Pictured: Kirk Bed and Morfeo Bed Base by Porada

In contrast to the Nelson, the Kirk Bed by Porada is a bold, full design. With the exception of a Canaletto wood trim, the entire frame is upholstered, which seamlessly marries together base and headboard. The variety of fabrics and colours with decorative piping make this a visually striking design that can really add definition to a space.

Similarly confident, the Morfeo Bed Base by Porada — with or without storage — is a contemporary frame with deep curved rounded edges and appears entirely upholstered giving it a cosy and warm aesthetic. The base can be paired with a number of headboard designs, pictured above with the Enya Quadri.

   
Pictured: Softbay by Porada

Lastly the Softbay Bed by Porada takes a comforting rounded headboard and plush upholstered frame and elevates them with shaped canaletto walnut feet. The low look leans to a minimalist design signature, but the wraparound frame makes this a contemporary fixture. 

We would always recommend within your decision process for a bed, that you first consider the right size and style for your space and then explore different designs. The bed should very much help focus the rest of room to create comfort, cohesion, and overall harmony.