Beds and Frames

A daybed with a trundle gives you a sofa during the day, a bed at night and a second bed when you need one. It’s a…

A Murphy bed folds up into a wall or cabinet, so the room can be a bedroom at night and an office, living room or gym…

Water beds were everywhere in the 1980s. Today they’re rare, but they haven’t disappeared. People still buy them for the floating feel, the even support and…

A canopy bed turns a bedroom into a retreat. Tall posts and a frame over the bed create a sense of privacy and drama. Add some…

A trundle bed gives you a second bed without a second bed frame. When you don’t need it, it slides away under the main bed. When…

A twin bed is the classic choice for kids’ rooms, guest rooms and small spaces. It takes up little floor space, costs less than bigger beds…

A twin bed frame holds up your mattress and shapes the look of the room. The right frame is sturdy, quiet and a good match for…

A queen mattress needs a good frame under it. The frame keeps the mattress off the floor, supports your weight and shapes how your bedroom looks….

Quick answer: most bed squeaks come from loose hardware or friction. Take the mattress and box spring off the frame, test each part separately, tighten all…

A loft bed lifts your mattress up high and gives you floor space underneath. That space can hold a desk, a sofa, a play area or…