Full Size Beds
A collection page of Archic Furniture
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The full bed frame collection at Archic draws from four manufacturers across two distinct design categories. Arason and Livelylodge bring freestanding cabinet beds that fold a full-sized sleeping surface into a compact credenza, measuring as narrow as 58 inches across when closed, making them well suited to guest rooms, home offices, and studio apartments. Whiteline Modern Living and Manhattan Comfort cover the upholstered platform end of the range, with frames constructed from solid wood, European ash wood, and birch wood, finished in faux leather, natural linen, or woven-blend fabric over high-density foam padding. Across the upholstered pieces, wooden slats are included so no box spring is required. The Arason cabinet designs incorporate built-in storage drawers and USB ports with electrical outlets, while the Livelylodge model flanks its central drawer with two additional storage cabinets. Headboard styles span the tufted wingback of the Lola, the tall indented silhouette of the Lenyx, and the upholstered vertical panels of the Waves, giving this collection enough range to furnish a minimalist studio apartment or a traditionally styled primary bedroom. Why Choose Full-Size Beds from Archic? Archic partners directly with Arason, Whiteline Modern Living, Manhattan Comfort, and Livelylodge, which means these beds reach you without unnecessary markups layered in between. Every bed in this collection ships free, backed by 25 distribution centers across the United States to keep delivery efficient wherever you are. From poplar veneer cabinet beds rated to 500 lbs to birch wood and European ash wood frames upholstered in high-density foam, the build quality across this range is designed to stand well beyond a single decade. If you have a question about dimensions, assembly, or which style suits your space, the Archic team is available to help seven days a week, one-on-one. You Might Also Like Queen Size Beds The natural step up from a full, with upholstered frames and