Bedheads

Bedheads FAQs

What should I look for when choosing a bedhead?

When choosing a bedhead, consider the size of your bed, the height of the bedhead, the material, and the overall style of your bedroom. A good bedhead should frame the bed beautifully while complementing your bedside tables, bedding and other bedroom furniture.

What size bedhead do I need?

Your bedhead should match the size of your bed, such as queen, king or single. You can also choose a slightly wider bedhead if you want a more luxurious or statement look, especially in larger bedrooms.

Are rattan bedheads still in style?

Yes, rattan bedheads remain a popular choice for Australian homes. They add natural texture, warmth and a relaxed coastal feel, making them suitable for coastal, boho, farmhouse and modern organic bedrooms.

What bedhead style suits a coastal bedroom?

For a coastal bedroom, choose a bedhead made from natural materials such as rattan, cane, timber or whitewashed wood. These finishes work beautifully with linen bedding, soft neutral colours and relaxed bedroom styling.

Should my bedhead match my bedside tables?

Your bedhead does not need to match your bedside tables exactly. A complementary look often feels more natural and considered. For example, a rattan bedhead can pair beautifully with timber bedside tables, while a timber bedhead can be softened with cane, whitewash or neutral bedside tables.

What materials are best for bedheads?

Popular bedhead materials include timber, rattan, cane, upholstered fabric and carved wood. Timber and rattan are especially popular because they bring warmth, texture and a natural feel to the bedroom.

How do I style a bedroom with a statement bedhead?

If your bedhead is a statement piece, keep the surrounding furniture and décor simple. Use neutral bedding, balanced bedside tables, soft lighting and minimal accessories so the bedhead remains the main feature of the room.

How do I choose a bedhead for a small bedroom?

For a small bedroom, choose a bedhead with a lighter finish, slim profile or open texture. Rattan, cane and light timber bedheads can add style without making the room feel too heavy.