Alison II Gray 3 Pc King Upholstered Bed

Upholstered beds provide a soft, luxurious feel, but the fabric can trap more dust than wood or metal. However, the tight weave of this fabric and the precise diamond-pattern tufting help minimize deep crevices. For those with sensitivities, regular maintenance is key; frequent vacuuming and maintaining a low-humidity environment in the bedroom will help keep the fabric clean and hypoallergenic.

To keep the gray fabric looking fresh and to manage allergens, we recommend vacuuming the headboard and frame regularly with a soft upholstery attachment. For accidental spills, our care guidelines suggest blotting the area immediately with a soft cloth using mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, as they can damage the fabric's texture and finish.

Stability in a large king-sized frame is essential for long-term durability. This bed utilizes tapered legs, which provide a contemporary look while maintaining a low center of gravity and clear floor contact. The button-tufted construction isn't just for style—it serves to keep the fabric upholstery taut against the frame, preventing the material from sagging or pilling over years of use.

A wingback headboard, like the one featured on this bed, offers a sense of "enclosure" and architectural depth. Beyond the aesthetic appeal of the diamond-pattern button tufting, the "wings" provide a cozy, supportive backdrop that makes sitting up in bed to read or watch TV feel more intimate and comfortable, even in a large master suite.

While a king bed offers maximum sleeping space, it is important to consider its footprint. This specific bed measures 86.5" wide and 87.5" deep; the wingback design naturally adds a bit more width than a standard frame. We recommend measuring your pathways and entryways beforehand—as our delivery teams handle the heavy lifting and setup, ensuring the item fits through your specific doorway is the first step to a successful urban or small-space installation.

This king bed is a three-piece system—including the headboard, footboard, and side rails—and typically requires both a mattress and a foundation (or box spring). Using a solid foundation is an industry best practice to provide a completely flat, sturdy surface that prevents your mattress from warping or sagging, which also helps protect your mattress warranty.