Wingback Beds
Wingback Beds
Make the headboard the focal point with a wingback bed. Framed outlines and decorative upholstery bring presence to the bedroom, with ottoman designs adding concealed storage beneath the mattress.
Wingback Beds: styles, choices and buying guide
A distinctive outline for the whole room
Wingback styling extends the headboard at the sides, creating a framed backdrop for pillows and bedding. Elegant designs keep that outline comparatively simple, while the Kendal, Safina and Majestic Chesterfield models add a more decorative upholstery influence. The result is a choice between different expressions of the same framed look rather than one fixed bedroom style. A winged headboard also has its own outer width, separate from the mattress size. In the selected ottoman designs, the storage base brings an everyday function beneath a headboard chosen for its appearance.
Explore the range
15 Shades of Grey Ottoman Storage gives the room a grey-led upholstered focal point. The ottoman construction adds a practical purpose beneath the decorative finish.
Wingback Ottoman Bed Elegant combines a framed headboard shape with concealed storage. It suits a scheme where a distinctive bed is also expected to provide useful space beneath the mattress.
Kendal Chesterfield Ottoman Storage Bed pairs decorative Chesterfield styling with a practical storage base. It is a choice for a bedroom where the headboard is part of the overall design.
Safina Wingback Chesterfield Ottoman Bed brings winged headboard styling and Chesterfield detail together. Beneath that decorative outline, the ottoman base provides a place for stored bedding.
Majestic Ottoman Bed Chesterfield Wingback has a pronounced decorative headboard and ottoman construction. It brings a traditional upholstery influence to a practical storage-bed arrangement.
A bed that brings the room together
The bed is often the largest visible piece in a bedroom, so its upholstery and headboard shape have a strong influence on the finished room. A wingback outline frames the pillows, a curved design softens the silhouette, and Chesterfield detailing adds a decorative pattern. Fabric changes how those shapes read alongside bedding, curtains and bedside furniture. The result is a choice about the whole room as well as the sleeping surface, with a practical storage base able to sit beneath a distinctive upholstered design.
Make everyday storage part of the bed
Ottoman storage gives spare bedding and seasonal belongings a dedicated place beneath the mattress. Because access is through the lifting platform, its direction matters to the room layout. An end-opening design is approached from the foot; a side-opening design is approached along a long edge. Both arrangements keep storage within the bed area, but they suit different positions of bedside furniture and surrounding space. Useful cavity depth and overall base height describe different things, so a taller-looking base is not a measurement of its storage volume.
Choose the components for your bedroom
Some purchases centre on the frame or upholstered base, while a bed set brings components together in one offer. The mattress supplies the sleeping surface; the headboard shapes the visible backdrop; and the base contributes support and any selected storage. Those roles help distinguish a complete bedroom purchase from an update to one component. Existing size choices provide the standard mattress dimensions, while the product configuration identifies the selected fabric, components and options. Room photographs show a finished look rather than a universal list of included items.
Shape, height and room proportions
A mattress size is a useful starting point for a bed, but upholstery and a projecting headboard can make the overall furniture wider or longer. A tall headboard creates a different effect beneath a full-height wall than below a window or sloping ceiling. Bed height also depends on the mattress placed on the base. These proportions explain why two beds for the same standard mattress can look quite different in a room. The individual dimension guides provide the outer measurements alongside the familiar mattress size.
| Option | What it offers | Why choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Wingback styling | A framed headboard outline | Give the bed a pronounced focal point. |
| Ottoman storage | A cavity beneath the mattress | Keep spare bedding within the bed area. |
| Fabric finish | Colour and texture | Coordinate the bed with the rest of the room. |
UK mattress sizes
Our size options use standard UK mattress dimensions. Small Single through Double share a 190cm length, while King and Super King offer a 200cm length. Width increases across the range, so the difference between sizes is about both sleeping space and the room around the bed.
| Size | Size label | Width x length |
|---|---|---|
| Small Single | 2ft6 | 75 x 190 cm |
| Single | 3ft | 90 x 190 cm |
| Small Double | 4ft | 120 x 190 cm |
| Double | 4ft6 | 135 x 190 cm |
| King | 5ft | 150 x 200 cm |
| Super King | 6ft | 180 x 200 cm |
These measurements describe the mattress. A bed frame, upholstered base or headboard can extend beyond the sleeping surface. Mattress depth is a separate measurement that contributes to the finished bed height; the product guides keep these dimensions distinct.
Your questions answered
How does a wingback differ from a flat headboard?
The side wings create a framed outline and can project beyond the bed base. A flat headboard has a simpler profile, while a wingback gives the bed more visual definition.
Does mattress size describe the entire bed?
It describes the sleeping surface. Upholstery, the frame and the headboard can extend beyond it, so overall bed dimensions are a separate part of the design.
What is the difference between a bed and a bed set?
A bed listing may centre on the frame or base. A set combines the components described in that offer. Mattress and headboard inclusion follow the selected configuration rather than every item shown in the photograph.
Why does the opening direction matter?
It determines the edge of the bed used to reach the storage. Side and end opening can therefore offer different ways to arrange bedside furniture and the space around the bed.
Choose your bed style and create a bedroom with storage and upholstery that work together.