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In Focus: Platform Beds

October 23, 2009 on 7:58 am | In In Focus | No Comments

Platform beds are a clever design addition to your bedroom. Sleek and low to the ground, platform beds do not require bulky box springs and can make a room look more spacious. Want to emphasize the luxurious simplicity and clean lines in your bedroom environment? Chose a platform bed.

Design Gallerie offers a range of platform beds in king, queen and full-sizes. No matter what your existing style or dream decor may be, we offer platform beds in traditional, transitional and full-on modern Italian styles.

Our Rosetto line is the epitome of sleek Italian modern, playfully low-to-the-ground, and luxurious in white leather. These uniquely European style beds are glamorous and sophisticated, completely at home in the most avant garde style bedroom environments, and priced at about half of what most Italian-style leather platform beds cost.

Our Hillsdale line tends towards traditional and transitional styles. Featuring headboards and foot boards wrapped in luxurious tufted brown leather — the Carnigan bed offers a cozy, protected feeling that touches on traditional.

The Hillsdale Brookland beds offer a sleeker, transitional look with a headboard and lower footboard wrapped in chocolate brown leather, while the Hillsdale Erickson beds feature easy-to-clean white microfiber and gun metal to create a clean transitional look that will just a touch of modern to your transitional style bedroom.

Hillsdale also offers headboards in vinyl as well as headboard-only models such as the Hawthorn, or the Nova and Sawyer platform beds. Both the Sawyer and Nova models feature extra tall headboards but still maintain the low-to-the-ground look which will allow you to match the platform bed concept with other taller furniture in your environment.

Design Gallerie also offers one leather platform bed style from Canadian maker Night & Day for an unbeatable price. The Coriander Bed set is luxury and style made affordable!

Not sure about which model to chose? Take a look at the different heights of existing furniture pieces in your room and make sure your platform bed won’t be out-done by other furniture pieces already there. Your bed should always be a focal point — if you stick to that principle, you will make the right choice.