Bed Heads & Headboards
Infuse relaxed charm into bed heads & headboards, relaxed lines and quality finishes.
What size bed head do you need?
Bed heads come in two very different widths, and the one you choose changes how the whole wall reads. A bed-width bed head sits within the footprint of the bed: our Plush Queen is 187cm wide and the Plush King is 217cm, both standing 150cm tall for a soft, generous back to lean on. A wall-spanning bed head runs well past the bed on both sides, turning the whole wall behind you into an upholstered feature. Sidney is 270cm wide, Follow is 300cm, and both suit a queen or a king.
Then there is the winged style. Our Hiatus bed heads (301cm wide for a queen, 331cm for a king) curve forward 61.5cm on each side, so your bedside tables nestle inside the bed head rather than sitting beside it. It is the most enveloping option and it needs the most wall.
Measure the clear wall behind your bed before you choose, and remember that a wall-spanning or winged bed head needs the full width free of doors, windows and switches. Every RJ Living bed head is upholstered in our own performance fabrics, with slipcover options on the Sidney range if you want to be able to take the cover off.
| Your Situation | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Standard bedroom, bed centred on wall | Bed-width (Plush) | Stays inside the bed's footprint, leaves room for bedside tables |
| Wide wall, want the bed as a feature | Wall-spanning (Sidney, Follow) | Runs past the bed on both sides, reads as one soft wall |
| Want bedside tables tucked in, not beside | Winged (Hiatus) | The 61.5 cm wings hold a bedside table each side |
| Low ceiling or window behind the bed | Hiatus (85 cm) or Sidney (112 cm) | The lowest bed heads in the range, sit under a sill |
| Households with kids or pets | Sidney Slipcover | The cover comes off |