The Charleston range is a contemporary twist on a classic country style. Suiting both modern and traditional homes with its soft painted frames in cream and beautifully contrasting rich oak. Flared cornices and touches of brushed chrome add a touch of modern elegance.
Instantly introducing a stylish focal point to your bedroom the Charleston kingsize bed features a classic slatted headboard.
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Quick feature summary:
- Farmhouse inspired style
- Traditional design
- Crafted from solid oak and acacia wood
- Soft cream painted finish
- Elegant flared cornices
- Slatted bed base
- Fits a standard king size mattress (5ft)
- Mattress not included
- Assembly required
- Charleston range
Dimensions:
H120 x W153 x D203 cm
How big am I?
This Charleston bed is a standard king size, fitting a standard UK king size mattress (150x200cm/5ft). The mattress is not included but we do have some great recommendations for you. The design is neat and simple, making it an ideal fit for many spaces.
How do I look?
Contemporary meets traditional. The Charleston bed will enthuse your space with a hint of country styling. The cream finish brings a fresh and modern look whilst the beautifully contrasting rich oak gives the bed a natural warmth and homely appearance.
What am I made of?
Constructed from solid acacia wood with a slatted base and two support bars this bed is strong and sturdy. The oak topped headboard is solid oak with an oak veneer for extra durability. Complete with a soft painted cream finish.
Treat me right
Simply wipe over with a dry cloth to maintain a pristine, dust free appearance. When moving your bed it is always best to lift rather than push or pull, to avoid incurring any accidental damage.
How easy am I to put together?
As this is a larger item in the Charleston range the bed will be delivered flat packed and self-assembly is required. Due to the size of this item we would recommend two people for a safer and quicker assembly.
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