Alternative bed frame ideas

Bed riser alternatives include bookshelves or dressers, cinder blocks, lofting kits, chains, and wooden pallets. You can raise a bed by putting it directly on top of bookshelves or dressers, cinder blocks, or wooden pallets. You can use a lofting kit to lift your bed off of the ground and create storage space underneath, or you can use chains to hang your bed from the ceiling.

Are your metal bed frame legs an eyesore? Don't worry; we've got you covered. Hide them with a beautiful bed skirt or cover the legs with a wooden or upholstered box to give your bed a neat and sleek look. Problem solved!

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a bed with a frame made out of wood and cinder blocks, with vintage suitcases as a bedside table

If you live in a small apartment, or your bedroom is so tiny you can hardly fit a bed in it, there are plenty of bed alternatives that are not just comfortable, but they will also save space.

In the last few years, recycled pallets have become one of the top must-have materials for just about every weekend warrior’s DIY project list. And for good reason! They’re a great example of budget-friendly home decor and a low-waste way for DIYers to make stylish rustic decor. Taking it to the bedroom, one of the easiest ways to repurpose pallets at home is with a pallet bed frame.

Dream away with a headboard, bed frame, or daybed from Urban Outfitters. Find wooden and tufted pieces with hidden storage to complete your bedroom decor.

The Aamu Bed Frame is an effortless but essential object for those who demand the same brutally efficient design where they sleep as where they eat and lounge. The Aamu Bed Frame is constructed from reassuringly hefty slabs of Finnish pine, cleverly engineered to slot together without the use of additional fixings. Purposefully designed to be unobtrusive, unadorned and strong, the Aamu Bed Frame has been created by our in-house design team and arrives flat-packed in two sizes. Just add a…