Get a great night's sleep in a bed from Crate and Barrel. Create a focal point for the master bedroom sanctuary of your dreams, or fashionably furnish the kids' room or guest room with a quality bed, headboard or frame from our large assortment of styles, materials, colors and designs in just the size you need. Learn more about the bed options we offer.Types of BedsPlatform Beds—Platform bed frames don't require the expense of a box spring, and offer a clean, simple design.Upholstered Beds—Our upholstered beds soften a room and are available in many fashionable colors and family-friendly fabrics.Headboards—A bed created with a headboard attached to a separate bed frame doesn't have the hard edges of a footboard, which allows for easier movement around the foot of the bed. This smaller footprint makes them well-suited for smaller spaces. We offer upholstered, tall and wooden headboards—all of which provide great visual interest to your room.Bed Frames—Whether referring to the support structure of a wooden or metal bed design, or the basic minimal metal base that attaches to a headboard and supports a mattress and box spring, our quality bed frames designed to last.
Storage Beds—Storage beds cleverly utilize underbed space with built-in drawers. They can also feature bookcase-style storage at the footboard for books, pillows, throws and more.Bed Sizes, Styles, Materials and ColorsWe offer all the popular bed sizes. All of our frames are available in roomy queen, king and California king sizes, and many of our frame designs are also available in twin and full sizes—great for kids' rooms, guest rooms and smaller spaces. Our bed frame designs can be made of durable powdercoated metal or crafted from a multitude of wood species such as oak, maple, teak, black walnut, reclaimed peroba, acacia, mindi and solid mango. Our beds can be stained, lacquered or upholstered in colors such as white, black, charcoal grey, light grey and more.Upholstered beds and headboards are available in heavy-duty, pet- and kid-friendly synthetic fabrics as well as luxurious linen-cotton blends reminiscent of boutique hotels. Our bed and headboard collection contains all the latest styles and trends—modern, transitional, contemporary, mid-century—with thoughtful details such as button tufting, nailhead trim, cutout panels and more.
Whatever kind of bed you're looking for, from sleigh bed to platform bed, slatted to tufted, rest assured that we have what you need for your calming retreat. Shop our complete collection of wooden and upholstered beds, headboards, and bed frames.(Image credit: Design Within Reach) Storage beds once seemed like the orthopedic shoe of the design world—sensible, but not stylish. These days, some are so attractive that you may want one even if your bedroom is spacious. Ideal for small starter apartments, modern storage beds come in a range of designs from very basic with clean lines to more luxe, upholstered options. (Image credit: Design Within Reach) Matera Bed with Storage designed by Sean Yoo. Part of the Matera collection at Design Within Reach in oak or walnut. (Image credit: Pottery Barn) Chesterfield Upholstered Headboard & Storage Platform Bed at Pottery Barn, $849 (headboard) + $1,899 (bed)/queen. Malm Storage Bed in black/brown or white, best for small rooms without side or foot-of-the-bed clearance from IKEA, $499/queen.
(Update: IKEA has recently released another version of the Malm bed with storage drawers that pull out, $314. (Image credit: Urban Green) Urban Basics Bed in three wood choices or painted eco MDF at Urban Green, starting at $1,519 (Image credit: Room & Board) Marlo Storage Bed in Tatum fabric (8 colors) or custom order from 300 fabric choices at Room and Board, $2,199. (Image credit: Blu Dot) Modu-licious Storage Bed at Blu Dot, choose from three wood stains and six colors for the six powder-coated steel drawers, $2,299. Brimnes Bed Frame at IKEA has both storage drawers beneath and additional storage shelves in the headboard, starting at $369. Buden Bed by Viesso in natural, amber, chocolate or coffee bamboo wood with underbed and headboard storage. You are now subscribed to Ashley Furniture Up To 25% Off* Sitewide » For a Limited Time Only! Up to 72 Months Special Financing »40% Off* Select Recliners, Accent Chairs, Sofas & Sleeper Sofas »
While he might be outgrowing his clothes faster than you like, rest assured the comfortably classic Barchan full panel bed with storage will suit him for years to come. Clean, sophisticated lines blend with a warm and rustic feel, enhanced by a replicated timber cherry grain finish and beadboard-style detailing with great staying power. Pullout trundle makes for hassle-free sleepovers. Mattress available, sold separately. Made of engineered wood Headboard with faux plank design Included slats eliminate need for mattress box spring Storage bed uses mattress only, no box spring Arrives In-Home Delivery (slats are Standard Shipping) Smart Buys are our best everyday low price and excluded from promotional discounts and coupons View more dimensions and info Slat decking: Width 53.39'' Depth 70.79'' Height .75'' Underbed storage: Width 54.13'' Depth 76.77'' Height 16.54'' Footboard: Width 57.95'' Depth 2.2'' Height 20.39''
Headboard: Width 59.49'' Depth 9.8'' Height 52.56'' Local store prices and products may vary by location. Prices displayed in USD Only.Hashtag #MyAshleyHome on instagram. *Only the lastest version of the document is available for download.Wood Shopping List Make sure you read this post on choosing your wood. If you choose to save a little by buying MDF, you need to spend a little extra for special screws. You will need to screw the piece together when using MDF. 5 Piece of 3/4" Hardwood Plywood 4 - 1x2s 3 - 1x3s 3 - 2x4s Cut out all your pieces as directed in the cut list. Make sure your plywood or MDF pieces are perfectly square. When fastening, you can use 2" nails or 2" screws, unless otherwise directed. Remeber, you need to make 3 benches. Cutting List for 3 Benches A) 3 - 3/4" plywood @ 58 1/2" x 15" (back of the benches) B) 6 - 3/4" Plywood @ 20" x 15" (sides of the benches) C) 3 - 3/4" Plywood @ 20 x 60" (top of benches) D) 3 - 3/4" Plywood @ 19 1/4" x 58 1/2" (Shelves) E) 3 - 3/4" Plywood @ 19 1/4" x 12 1/2" (Cubby Divider) F) 3 - 1x2 @ 60" (Trim for face of bench
, top) G) 3 - 1x3 @ 60" (Trim for face of bench, bottom) H) 9 - 1x2 @ 11 3/4" (Trim for face of bench, vertical) Cutting List to modify one of the benches to a foot bench I) 2 - 1x2 @ 20 3/4" (Trim for sides of foot bench, top) J) 2 - 1x3 @ 20 3/4" (Trim for side of foot bench, bottom) K) 2 - 1x2 @ 11 3/4" (Trim for side of foot bench, back corner) L) 2 - 1x3 @ 11 3/4" (Trim for side of foot bench, outside front corner) Cutting List for Center Spacer M) 2 - 2x4 @ 60" (Sides of the spacer) N) 6 - 2x4 @ 17" (Joist for the spacer) O) 1 - 3/4" Plywood @ 20" x 60" (Top of Spacer) Back and Sides of Bench. Fasten the back (shown in blue, piece A) to the sides (shown in green, pieces B) as shown above. Do this for all 3 benches.Fasten the top of the bench, C (shown in purple above) by nailing or screwing through the top of C into the ends of A and B (shown in blue and green above). Do this for all three benches.Fasten the cubby divider, E, as shown above in green. Use the above measurements to guide you.
Make sure you nail through the top, bottom and back into the edges of E. Also check for square (see HOW-TO section). Trim Out of the Bench Front. Begin by nailing F in place (shown in green above). Keep all outside edges flush. Then nail G (shown in purple above) in place as shwown above, keeping outside edges flush. Finally, nail H (shown in blue) in place. Center the middle trim H on the vertical divider. For the outside trim H, keep outside edges flush. Use the measurements above to guide you. Trimming out the sides of the foot bench. Arrange the 3 benches as shown above. For the foot bench, you will need to trim out both ends as shown above. Do this for only 1 of the benches. Start by fastening I in place (shown in green). Then fasten J in place (shown in pink). Then fasten K in place (shown in purple). Finally, fasten L in place (shown in blue). Keep outside edges flush. Whenever you are nailing into just the plywood sides, make sure you use nails or screws less than 1 1/2" long.