This gorgeous, vintage-inspired bed brings a touch of timeless elegance to your bedroom. The headboard features exquisite detailing that adds a graceful allure. With a range of options, it's perfect for enhancing your bedroom's aesthetic. The linen-like fabric upholstery, adorned with button tufting, gives it a classically glamorous appearance. Decorative antique brass nailheads trace the gently curved frame, completing the design in style. Crafted from Asian hardwood and other high - quality materials like MDF, this bed is not only beautiful but also highly durable. Transform any bedroom into a chic and stylish space with this bed. Its sophisticated design, from the decorative button tufting to the gleaming nailhead trim and rich linen - like upholstery, will bring your personal space to life. Key details include a vintage headboard paired with a matching footboard for an elegant backdrop for your bedding. It comes in three colors: delft blue, beige, and mineral. The set includes one bed. The upholstery is in delft blue fabric, the leg finish is black, and the nailhead finish is antique brass. A box spring is required, and it can withstand a static weight of 600 lbs. Assembly is needed. The overall dimensions of the queen bed are 49.75' H x 64.25' W x 88.75' D, and it weighs 72.6 lbs.

Using your new Littleton Vintage Style Tufted Upholstered Bed is easy. First, assemble it following the included instructions. Make sure to place a suitable box spring on the frame as it is required. Then, dress it up with your favorite bedding on top of the matching headboard and footboard. When it comes to maintenance, vacuum the upholstery regularly to keep it free of dust. For any spills, gently blot the area with a clean, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they may damage the linen - like fabric. Also, be careful not to put excessive weight on the bed beyond the tested 600 lbs static weight. Keep the bed in a dry environment to prevent any damage to the Asian hardwood and MDF construction. If you need to move the bed, do it carefully to avoid scratching the frame or damaging the nailhead trim.