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The quiet luxury that lingers like the afterglow of a glamorous night out emanates from the Elridge II collection as its luminous detailing shapes a space for elevated living. Fully upholstered in a soft gray fabric, this contemporary bed features a headboard with deep diamond tufting framed by a golden nailhead trim for a refined, modern edge. Clean lines and a low-profile silhouette keep the look fresh and sophisticated. Mattress and foundation (if required) sold separately. Upholstery: 100% polyester.
Color
Gray
Collection
Elridge Ii
Bed size
Queen
Headboard features
Nailhead trim
Headboard style
Upholstered
Leg style
Tapered legs
Upholstery detail
Diamond tufting
Upholstery material
Polyester
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Does this queen bed require a box spring or a separate foundation?
Yes, this bed is a three-piece set (headboard, footboard, and rails) designed to be used with both a mattress and a foundation or box spring. Utilizing a proper foundation ensures even weight distribution and prevents mattress sagging, which is often a requirement to maintain your mattress's long-term warranty coverage.
What are the primary features that define the contemporary style of this bed?
This bed achieves a refined contemporary look through the contrast of traditional and modern elements. It features deep diamond tufting and a golden nailhead trim for an elevated, glamorous edge, while the tapered legs and low-profile rails provide the sophisticated, minimalist geometry favored in modern interior design.
Is an upholstered bed a good choice for pet owners?
This bed’s 100% polyester upholstery is an excellent choice for homes with pets. Unlike looser weaves or delicate velvets, polyester is highly resistant to snags and tears from claws. Additionally, the tight weave makes it difficult for pet hair to become embedded in the fabric, allowing for easy cleanup with a lint roller or vacuum.
Is a tall, tufted headboard like this one suitable for a smaller urban apartment?
While this headboard stands at an impressive 65 inches tall, its low-profile silhouette and clean lines are specifically designed to keep a space feeling fresh rather than cramped. If you are furnishing a smaller bedroom, the tapered legs create a sense of openness by lifting the frame off the floor, allowing more light to pass underneath. Just be sure to measure your space against the total depth of 87.75 inches to ensure comfortable walk-around room.
How should I clean and maintain the polyester upholstery on this bed?
Polyester is a high-performance synthetic fabric known for its durability and ease of maintenance. Based on our material expertise, we recommend regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to remove dust and prevent dander from settling into the fibers. For minor spills, spot clean with a soft cloth using mild soap and water, ensuring you blot rather than rub to preserve the fabric's texture.
66.50"w x 87.75"d x 65.00"h
4.1 out of 5 stars
Pretty but has issues!
Visually this bed is awesome- however the off gases were so strong- we had to close bedroom door open the windows and allow it to air out for several days before we could use. It is very light and flimsy. The slats are way too far apart to function as a platform bed- had to purchase a bunkie pad to prevent damage to mattress.
Queen for a Queen
Excellent color and product design, used in a spare room at our house. Everyone loves the color and the storage underneath makes for an added bonus for overnight guest.
The bed was assembled incorrectly the first time, the footboard and drawer not fitting properly. Send a team with a new footboard and drawer, who determined the bed was assembled incorrectly. I waste of time waiting for somebody that should not have been necessary. there is ripping in puckering in the headboard, it seems to tufting is not tight enough. You sent a text to look at it. I waited for four hours. He took a picture and said there’s a problem. I could’ve done that. It’s another day wasted of waiting and now waiting to find out what’s next it’s been an annoying crisis.
