Wooden Double Bed

1. Standard Bed Frames

   • Platform Bed: Features a low profile with a solid base or slats to support the mattress without a box spring.
   • Panel Bed: Has a headboard and footboard, typically with side rails for mattress support.
   • Sleigh Bed: Characterized by curved or scrolled headboards and footboards, reminiscent of a sleigh.
   • Four-Poster Bed: Features four vertical columns, one in each corner, often extending upwards.
   • Canopy Bed: Similar to a four-poster bed but with a frame connecting the tops of the posts, allowing for drapes or fabric.
   • Storage Bed: Incorporates built-in storage drawers or compartments beneath the mattress.

2. Specialty Beds

   • Bunk Bed: Two or more beds stacked vertically, ideal for shared bedrooms or saving space.
   • Loft Bed: Elevated bed with space underneath for a desk, storage, or seating area.
   • Murphy Bed: Wall-mounted bed that can be folded up into a cabinet or closet when not in use.
   • Daybed: Multifunctional bed that can be used as a sofa during the day and a bed at night.
   • Trundle Bed: Includes a hidden second bed that can be pulled out from underneath the main bed.

3. Adjustable Beds

   • Electric Adjustable Bed: Allows the head and foot sections to be adjusted to various positions using a remote control.
   • Manual Adjustable Bed: Features a mechanism to manually adjust the bed's position.Additional Considerations
     • Mattress Size: Ensure the bed frame is compatible with the mattress size. Common sizes include twin, full, queen, king, and California king.
     • Style Consistency: Choose a bed style that complements the overall decor of the room for a cohesive look.
     • Headboard Height: Consider the height of the headboard, especially if placing the bed under a window or low ceiling.
     • Functionality: Select beds with additional features like adjustable bases or built-in storage to enhance functionality.