A bed frame is the anchor. From there, most bedrooms benefit from a pair of bedside tables and a chest of drawers for storage. A bedhead, a rug and a mirror complete the room. Start with the bed and build around the space you have.

Allow at least 60cm of clear floor on each side of the bed for walking and access. Measure the room before choosing between a queen and a king. Leave room for bedside tables and any drawers to open fully.

Yes. Mixing oak and walnut can add depth to a room as long as the tones sit comfortably together. A common approach is to match the bedside tables to each other and let the larger pieces vary. Keep the undertones consistent.

A large rug placed two-thirds under the bed, extending past the sides and foot, frames the room well. Alternatively, use a pair of smaller runners on each side. Both give you something soft underfoot in the morning.

Many of our bed frames, bedside tables and chests share the same materials and finishes, so they can be combined into a coordinated room. Each piece is sold individually, which lets you build the room to suit your space.