Here’s the perfect divan base for your Harrison Spinks mattress. Pocket sprung and with reinforced edges for better support, it’s available in a choice of luxe fabrics and with optional drawer storage.

When we picture storage with style, we picture the Kendall ottoman bed frame. From the top of its winged and buttoned headboard to its sprung slatted wood base, this bed frame is beautifully handcrafted. And only at Furniture Village.

Storage meets style meets everything you’ve ever wanted in a bed frame. The Roman ottoman bed frame blends traditional upholstery techniques – that winged and fluted headboard – with a built-in storage compartment.

This is the kind of bed frame that dreams are made of – head-to-toe cushioned luxury, statement headboard and foot end, and beautifully finished upholstery.

Bring on the drama. The rather fabulous Shiva bed frame has an imposing winged headboard and bold proportions and comes in a wide choice of sophisticated fabrics. Handcrafted and only available at Furniture Village.

A traditional buttoned finish meets imposing contemporary proportions in the Kendall upholstered bed frame. Statement style for your elegant bedroom and offered in a wide choice of fabrics. Handcrafted for Furniture Village.

Sleep in luxury. Our Eira low foot end bed frame has a statement headboard and beautiful fluted upholstery. Only at Furniture Village.

Beautifully handcrafted, the Roman upholstered bed frame can’t help but make a bold statement thanks to its imposing winged headboard with traditional fluting. Perfect in either a contemporary or a classic bedroom.

A showstopping design with a secret – that's the Maximus Ottoman bed frame. We love its beautiful diamond-pleated design upholstered in soft velvet-feel fabric. The secret? Hidden under-bed storage for all your seasonal clothes, linen and more.

With a cosy cloud-like feel that makes you drift away in an instant - the Caesar Bedframe offers a statement retro design in a choice of captivating colours and velvet-feel fabrics. Sounds dreamy, doesn’t it?