Beds, Bedframes and Headboards

Wood, Metal & Upholstered Bedframes & Headboards

Find the perfect centerpiece for your bedroom sanctuary in Anthropologie's curated collection of headboards, selected for both functionality and visual interest. Explore beige, white, and many more styles of bed frames in our collection.

What is a headboard?

A headboard, whether part of a bed frame or a standalone piece, serves both practical and decorative purposes. Located at the head of the bed, it provides support for pillows, ensuring comfort while sitting up. Beyond its functionality, a bed frame with a headboard can elevate the bedroom's overall design and style, adding visual interest and becoming a focal point. Available in various materials, shapes, and designs, headboards offer the opportunity for personalization and customization to match different tastes and bedroom décors.

Do you need a headboard?

Whether you pair a bed frame with a headboard is ultimately a matter of individual taste and design preference. While headboards are not essential, they offer several benefits, including support and enhancing visual appeal. Some bed frames come with a headboard pre-matched.

How do you attach a headboard to a bed frame?

Attaching a headboard to a bed frame typically involves using bolts, screws, or brackets. Begin by positioning the headboard at the head of the bed frame, ensuring it is centered. Then, locate the pre-drilled holes or mounting brackets on the headboard and match them up with the corresponding holes or brackets on the bed frame. Depending on the specific hardware provided, insert bolts or screws through the headboard into the bed frame, securing them tightly with a screwdriver or wrench. Once attached, double-check the stability and alignment of the headboard to ensure it is securely in place.

How do you clean a fabric headboard?

Start by vacuuming the surface of the upholstered headboard using a soft brush attachment to remove any dust, dirt, or debris. For stains or spills, gently spot clean with a mild detergent solution and a fresh, damp cloth, taking care not to saturate the fabric. Blot the area with a dry cloth to absorb excess moisture and allow the headboard to air dry completely. To refresh and deodorize the upholstery, sprinkle baking soda over the surface and let it sit for a few hours before vacuuming. For stubborn stains or odors, consider using a fabric cleaner specifically designed for upholstery. It is advisable to refer to any instructions from a manufacturer before beginning the cleaning process.

How do you mount a headboard to the wall?

Begin by positioning the headboard against the wall at the desired height and location, ensuring it is centered and aligned. Next, use a pencil to mark the locations of the mounting brackets or holes on the wall. Depending on the type of headboard, you may need to install wall anchors or screws to provide secure support. Once the brackets or screws are in place, carefully lift the headboard and align it with the markings on the wall. Secure the headboard to the wall by attaching it to the mounting brackets or screws, making sure it is level and securely anchored.