As the focal point of the bedroom, beds and headboards are more than a moment of comfort—they help define the style of the room. From simple designs with a classic feel to detailed pieces that make a statement, our collection of beds includes a thoughtful range of styles and sizes tailored for any room in the home. Whether you’re looking for headboards for king size beds or twin-sized beds for a kid’s room, we’ve designed and curated pieces that elevate the overall aesthetic of the space with premium materials, attention to detail, and flawless comfort.

Crafted from a variety of materials ranging from iron to solid wood, each bed is designed to last for a lifetime. The frames are thoughtfully considered, from low-profile beds with bun feet to tall statement-making legs and canopy beds. In addition to the frame, each headboard boasts its own design profile. Beds with upholstered headboards feel timeless, with treatments that allow them to lean either traditional or modern. Even simple details like the curvature and height of the upholstered headboards make a design statement, and details like channeling or stitching add to their visual interest and quality. Other headboards within our collection are finished with natural details such as woven leather or caning. This variety is an important part of the McGee & Co. beds and headboards collection.

Beyond their ability to create a cohesive bedroom design, beds and headboards also set the foundation for bedding. This practical function makes comfort critical, from the base of the bed to the headboard itself. Adding ultra-soft sheets and luxuriously weighted duvets completes the ambiance, allowing you to highlight the beautiful details of the bed while also creating a space for your dream night’s sleep. Headboards for king size beds may require more pillows, so including several pillow shams is key to filling out the entire bed. For beds with upholstered headboards, look to create texture with throw pillows. Additionally, throw blankets and quilts are the perfect way to create layers that complete the bedding design. For additional tips, find Studio McGee’s post about styling the bed here.