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For $339, this queen sized bed frame from Ikea can easily brighten up the room, what with its solid bright yellow lacquer finish. If you wish to only have the frame, the price goes down to $299.

The Hemnes four-poster bed, made from pine wood, is from Ikea’s 2008 Catalog.

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Designed by Niels Bendtsen for Bensen, this ultra chic looking wooden frame actually easily provides balance and comfort to its user. The bed frame is designed lower to the ground than usual, to create the illusion of floating.

With four wood finishes to choose from the bed frame also comes with a an uholstered headboard with a variety of design patters (300 in all).

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This cutesy pink bed frame with hearts easily brightens up a young girls room. Designed by Argos, it is sold for about £ 99.99 but even with that price, you can’t beat the smile on the face of your girl as soon as she sees her bed.

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Ahhh…kids. They always fight about who gets to sleep on the top bunk. As a child, I’ve also experienced that. My siblings and I would always try and outdo and outwit each other when it comes to who gets to sleep on the upper deck.

But the lower bunk need not be ignored. Some parents try and make the lower bed more appealing by making it a bigger area and adding all sorts of bedding accessories, including toys, there. You could also put a softer and more comfortable mattress on the lower bunk, to encourage kids to choose that area over the top bunk. It might put an end to all the arguments.

It looks like this bed is suspended in midair but the fact is there are parts of the bed frame hinged to the wall and the mattress just extends beyond the frame. The whole thing brings this illusion of floating….which will probably work best for insomniacs or those who have trouble sleeping, as floating denotes a certain sense of calmness and might help them sleep better.

The frame is sturdy enough, so there’s no reason to worry that it might collapse under pressure.

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This bed has excitement dialed up to the maximum. Why? Because it runs like a car! Under the mattress and in between the wooden bed frame is a Volkswagen base and an engine that has a top speed of 69mph.

An ‘off the shelf’ wooden bed from Ducal (slightly modified and steel reinforced!) has been grafted onto a severely shortened (over 1.2m) chassis. An unleaded van engine drives the rear wheels through a 4 speed manual gearbox. Hidden under the duvet are conventional controls, however, a fixed seat position required an adjustable pedal assembly. The fuel tank is replenished via a hot water bottle at the foot of the bed. Four point harnesses and reclined bucket seats prevent the driver and two very close friends falling out during the night!

Pictures are hanged on the wall. So are paintings. How about a bed or mattress? Well, if you’re looking for a bed frame and you find yourself tired of the usual designs out there — platform, four-poster, sleigh beds — might I suggest hanging your bed instead? Clearly, this is unusual. But that could be very intersting.

Designed by Francois Laine, the Startus “flying bed” is hanged or folded up from the ceiling when you’re not using your bed. It’s actually quite a space-saver. And you’re not to worry though, it’s won’t come down crashing on you. The fixture and attachments are lighweight but durable. No clue on the price tag though.

Sometimes, a simple mattress bed frame base can be a whole lot more contemporary looking, such as this Morna2 bed from Molteni:

Double beds with headboard and base in mutenye, grey oak or wengé. The lower fascia of the bed and the drawers are lacquered in the colours pearl or black. The beds are completed with headboard quilts in fabric or leather.

The bed is designed by Afra e Tobia Scarpa.
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Wheels on bed frames keep it functional and versatile, such as this Gypsy Platform bed from Spacify. The frame can either come in Matt Black or Grey finish. The mattress is part of the package and is composed of supple yet firm and comfortable materials, offering an effective back support. Because it is made of cotton, the mattress quickly absorbs sweat and moisture.

Eco Choice’s Dream Lite is made especially for people who are on the heavy side and therefore require a firmer mattress, but would rather prefer the comforts of a softer kind. Made of natural materials, it provides the same benefits as a standard latex mattress, which helps eliminate back pains and reduce sleeping disorders