Daybed & Trundle (Twin Size), White PU

A Twin bed also referred to as a single bed is one of the smallest bed in the market with a dimension of 38’’ by 75’’. Its compact size makes it ideal for single sleepers may it be children or an adult living in a small space such as a studio apartment. It’s an affordable and versatile bed set up for various sleepers such as toddlers and college student in the dorm. For over several decades it has been one of the most popular beds among college students and young children in their early teens as you can find it in most of their bedrooms, however in this modern age where people are seeking for more comfort and space, the popularity of twin beds is been over taken by queen size beds. Despite being great for growing children it’s also very flexible and versatile especially if you are trying to maximize the space in your bedroom.

A white bed is definitely a show stopper, it’s plain and simple. Despite people referring to white as lack of other colors, a white bed makes quite a statement. It gives your bedroom space a more open and timeless feel, while allowing your bedroom décor to standout even more clearly. A bed with a pure shade of white energizes your entire space giving it a vibrant new look, giving you the illusion of a more light within your bedroom. What makes a white bed a favorite for many is the fact that white as a color creates a relaxing sleep environment. And as you know choosing the right color is very important, since color is like magic and can influence your state of mind and emotions. If there is one thing you should do right is get yourself a white bed and enjoy every single moment you spend in your bedroom.

Worried about having a small living space where a full-size bed and a couch wouldn't fit? Thanks be to furniture designers and makers for creating a solution in the form of daybeds. Great for tiny areas, daybeds can be placed anywhere and double as both a sofa and a bed. It can easily be moved when you're cleaning your room or you just want to try a different layout.

Perfect for teens and adults, have you thought that toddlers can also benefit from a daybed? It consumes less space than a bunk bed and can prevent the risk of the children falling and hurting from a two-level bed. Oftentimes, daybeds feature a trundle or a pull-out bed, which increases sleeping capacity, so you don't have to fret if someone wants to sleep over. Adding to its functionality and versatility is its built-in cabinets. This extra storage space is really suitable to maximize space.

Are you looking to improve or upgrade the aesthetic of your bedroom? One great way to do it is through a leather bed specifically designed to meet all your needs. A leather bed can quickly transform the look of your bedroom and make it look more stylish and modern. Over the last decade leather beds have grown in popularity as they bring that luxurious, and contemporary styles into your bedroom. A leather bed also has the tendency to grab the attention of anyone as it acts as the focal point and in the process it enhances the ambience of your bedroom. Cleaning and taking care of a leather bed is very easy, for example when cleaning all you need is a wet cloth. Real leather beds are also very durable, and if your leather bed is made out of real leather you will not need to be concerned about longevity all it needs is proper maintenance and the leather bed will serve you for years.

When you need to kick back and unwind on your own, you need a single-material bed. Single-material beds are an excellent choice for anyone that likes simplicity and practicality. Without combining materials, you get a clean and uniform looking bed that will match any bedroom. The con of a single-material bed is that they won’t stand out as much as other beds, but this can also be a pro as well, as it means they’ll easily blend into any room and not take attention away from other features that are nearby. The single-material is recommended if you’re after a bed for a minimalist setting, something that looks very simple and neutral - then you’re going to be satisfied by the single-material bed. Single-material beds also look great when you have two separate beds in the same room - the single-material look really gives the room a strong, matching and consistent appearance.

Are looking to Give your modern bedroom design a platform. The design that even after many years you will still feel its modern. I have the answer for you. The modern-contemporary style gives you the new cutting age. The modern- contemporary beds are crafted from the highest quality materials. They give you a feel of form and classic feel of this designs gives an appeal that transcends passing trends. The style is Charming because its designed with grace and distinction. Come get yours today and make your bedroom a haven of dreams. This style may not be your personal taste, but we have a wide variety for you to pick from. Especially during summer, the contemporary style will be awesome when Natural light from your windows emulates the all bedroom making it look like a small haven. Contemporary-modern styles are modern and current with the styles of the moment and future.

Bed frames also known as bed steads are terms used to describe the support your mattress rests upon. It’s that part of your bed that holds up your mattress from the floor. A bed frame is one of the most overlooked part of a bed when making a bed purchase as most people tend to focus on the mattress alone, however, it’s good to note that bedframes play a crucial role when it comes to the comfort of your bed. The right bed frame provides you with enough comfort and support despite the type of mattress you are sleeping on, so if you have a bed that’s squeaking, sagging, or unstable the problem is usually your bed frame. As we all know a good night sleep starts with a solid foundation, a bedframe will impact the quality of sleep you get, a bed frame will even cause back pains and aches.

A bed can be referred as a piece of furniture which is used as a place to fall asleep and relax. In this modern age beds consist of a soft cushioned mattress and a bed frame, the mattress is usually resting on a sprung base, solid base, or a wood slats. Beds come in different sizes ranging from infant-sized cribs to small beds that can just accommodate one person, to large king and queen sized beds designed for two or more people. Most bed are usually a single mattress and a fixed frame, however there are other varieties such as a sofa bed, which folds out of a sofa or a murphy bed that folds in to a wall. Other beds can be referred as temporary beds as they contain neither a bedframe nor a mattress, a good example is the inflatable air mattress or the folding camp cot.

Faux-leather is the best choice for anyone that wants that luxurious leather look, without having to spend the extra money on real leather. It can look just as nice as genuine leather. It's also a great choice for anyone that wants a high-class look to their bed, but might have children or animals that could damage the upholstery - you don't want to risk having that happen, so faux-leather is a great way to get the look you're after in the bedroom, without it coming with the risks that might come from having genuine leather. If you look after this faux-leather upholstery, it will last you a very long time - just keep it away from anything hot! A great choice for all bedroom settings. Keep it clean by just wiping it down with a warm cloth.

Leather is a traditional upholstery material for a reason. It looks great, feels fantastic and is long-lasting. It also has some symbolism attached to it - leather upholstery says things without verbalising them. It says "class". It says "luxury". It says "style". If you've got a need or a want for an upholstery material that's ticks the classic and traditional boxes, as well as the box that says "magnificence" at the same time - then it's the leather upholstery material that you're going to wish your bed was made from. Leather is a strong and durable material, that is scratch-resistant and won’t wrinkle or crease up - it’s an excellent choice for anyone that needs their bed to be not just a status symbol, but also a good long-term, practical decision. Treat yourself to something special, and choose leather.

With an average of 5% usage increase per year, plastic or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fabric is probably one of the most commonly used textile for bed upholstery in the world, proving its versatility. Also called as "vinyl," PVC is made from 57% chlorine (from salt) and 43% ethylene (from crude oil or sugar crops). You don't have to worry if a certain style is available; a plastic-upholstered bed has a wide variety of design and color choices, which means it looks good on any color scheme and theme. In addition, an everyday use is not a problem for this type of bed upholstery since plastic is designed to be stain-resistant and antimicrobial. It also has a promising strength, durability, and flexibility that can stand distortion and abrasion. Furthermore, many bed makers prefer PVC fabric because of its long lifespan and resistance to water and chemical, making it effortless to clean when your favorite drink spills over.

Said to be one of the lightest existing synthetic fibers, polypropylene, also known as olefin or polypro, fabric is a textile made from synthetic thermoplastic polymer yarns. Its strength, resilience, and high resistance to mildew, chemicals, and water-based stain makes it ideal for bed upholstery. It won't take you hours to clean polypro, since it never gets dirty because of its inactive dye sites. You can wipe it with bleach and not worry about color fading. In addition, olefin is extremely durable and, even though it is made from melted plastic, it is suited for indoor furniture because it resists fire. One great attribute of olefin is that it is 100% recyclable, giving you the chance to reuse the textile in other ways.

While olefin repels water-based stains, you have to be careful not to put or spill any oil-based liquid on it for it is extremely hard to remove. It should also be kept away from too much sunlight exposure to avoid making the fabric fragile and brittle.