Words Related to Home and Garden - Types of Beds

furniture we use to sleep on that normally has a frame and mattress

a bed that can be folded up and stored vertically against a wall or inside a closet or cabinet to save space when not in use

a type of bed that has a solid, flat, and raised platform on which the mattress rests, eliminating the need for a box spring or other foundation

a style of bed that features a curved or scrolled foot and headboard resembling a sleigh or a sled

a type of bed that has vertical columns or posts at each corner, often with a canopy or drapes hung from the top

a piece of furniture consisting of two small beds with one built above the other

a type of bed that is elevated above the ground, allowing for extra space underneath which can be utilized for storage or as a functional area

a bed that is stored underneath another bed and can be pulled out when needed for extra sleeping space

a type of platform bed that typically features built-in storage drawers underneath the mattress and a headboard with shelves or cabinets for storing clothing, linens, or other items

a type of bed that features a padded headboard, footboard, and/or side rails that are covered in fabric or leather, providing a soft and comfortable surface to lean against while sitting up in bed

a small bed or bassinet designed for infants and young babies, typically made of wood or wicker, and equipped with rockers or gliders to help soothe and lull the baby to sleep

one of a pair of single beds in a hotel or guest room for two people

a bed that is big enough for two people to sleep in

a small bed for infants and young babies with slatted sides to keep them safely contained and often with an adjustable mattress height, which can be converted into a toddler bed as the child grows

a type of bed frame made primarily of iron or wrought iron, often featuring decorative accents and intricate designs on the headboard, footboard, and rails

a bed frame made of brass or brass-plated metal, often with decorative accents or intricate designs, popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries and still available in various styles today

a small, portable bed designed for newborn infants and typically used for the first few months of a baby's life