Almendra Gray Queen Bed

While this bed is a standard queen size, it features an expansive 88-inch width due to its stylish, mid-century-inspired headboard design. Before purchasing for a smaller space or city apartment, we recommend measuring your wall to ensure the 88-inch width fits comfortably alongside your nightstands. However, the tapered legs lift the frame off the floor, creating a sense of "visual lightness" that helps prevent a room from feeling overly crowded or heavy.

Customer assembly is required for this bed, and it arrives with all necessary slats and hardware. To ensure the most stable and quiet sleep surface, our experts recommend fully tightening all bolts during the initial setup and performing a routine check of the hardware after 30 days of use to account for the natural settling of the engineered wood frame.

Velvet can be an excellent choice for pet owners because it lacks the open-weave loops found in many traditional fabrics, making it much more resistant to snags from cat or dog claws. Additionally, because the material is a "plush" family fabric, pet hair tends to sit on the surface rather than becoming woven into the fibers, allowing for easy removal with a lint roller or vacuum.

To keep the plush velvet looking its best, our care guidelines recommend regular vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and maintain the fabric's pile. For minor spills or spots, gently blot the area with a soft cloth dampened with a mixture of mild soap and water. We recommend avoiding harsh chemical cleaners, as they can damage the delicate texture and sheen of the velvet fibers.

No, a box spring is not required for this model. This bed is designed with an integrated platform system that includes a full set of slats and a center support leg. This configuration provides the flat, stable surface necessary to support most modern mattresses—including memory foam, hybrid, and innerspring models—while maintaining a clean, mid-century modern profile.

The bed is built with an engineered wood frame, a material chosen for its resistance to warping and cracking. For long-term structural integrity, it features a dedicated center support leg, which is essential for queen-sized frames to prevent middle-sagging and minimize noise or squeaking. The vertical stitching on the headboard is not just an aesthetic detail; it helps secure the foam padding and upholstery for a consistent look over years of use.