Bedheads

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Is there something missing from your dream bedroom? Maybe it's all in your head...or at least, your headboards! Bed heads or headboards are decorative panels placed at the head of your bed. They can be used solely for decoration, for comfort and posture maintenance when sitting up in bed, or they can come with built-in storage..... ⮟ They can be as sparse as a simple timber, plywood or rattan bed head, or they can be as ornate as stylish upholstered bed heads in linen, velvet or synthetic fabrics. Your bed doesn't need a built-in bed head for you to enjoy them. You can easily create your own faux bed head with easy-to-find materials, or you can buy a ready-made headboard from Artiss. We have a huge range of upholstered bedheads in multiple sizes so you can accessorise your single, double, queen or king bed and give them an on-trend upgrade. Choose the right bed heads for your home Size The first step to finding the right headboard for you is to look at the size of your bed. You want the bed head to be at least the width of your bed. As for height, tall headboards work best for large beds and rooms with tall ceilings. Most importantly, consider the scale of the room as well as the space taken up by bedside tables, shelving and other bedroom furniture. A bed head that is too large will make the bedroom feel small and cramped, while a too small bed head will make it feel sparse. Shape Headboards come in a variety of different shapes, each with a different name depending on the manufacturer or designer. Some common shapes include: Arch: The headboard has a curved top shape. Basic: A plain square or rectangle. Bevel: The corners slope down as if cut out. Camel/camelback: The headboard has a curved hump on the back, like the hump of a camel. Round: A plain half-circle. Triangle/peak: The headboard may be a whole triangle, or have straight edges that become a peak at the top. Wing/wingback: Has a wider top that resembles two 'wings'. Your ideal shape will depend on the sha