A bedroom furniture set ought to consist of a sturdy four-poster bed frame, plus a night stand and dresser for storage – pieces that fit your design sensibility and mood.
Look for wood construction. Real wood is obviously more attractive, but also has a longevity advantage over the engineered-wood products.
Bed
At the centre of all this your bed itself, which may consist of anything from a wooden canopy frame to a metal platform, is designed for providing a good night’s sleep.
Beds are available in different shapes and materials. They also provide different heights under the mattress and baseboards. For example sleigh beds are available. In many forms, they have a more traditional look for a grand big statement in your room.
Beds were the most likely furniture objects to have been present in the medieval household, not just in the great manor houses or town homes of prosperous merchants, but in the dwellings of ordinary people too, who slept on mattresses stuffed with straw and wool. These mattresses were supported on rope frames, gaping maws which had to be tightened frequently so that one wouldn’t ‘sleep loose’; indeed, the expression ‘sleep tight’ had its origin in this item of furniture. Later, the mattress’ rope supports were replaced with plates or hooks.
Dresser
Dressers (also known as lowboys) are key pieces of bedroom furniture, as they organise clothes, shoes, or other household goods. Having a dresser gives more space for storage, a platform for photos or quotes, indoor plants, and last but not least, a feeling of completing the decor of the room.
Dressers are different from chest of drawers, they provide largelier space on the top for mounting mirrors to be used for dressing up and putting mua. Also, their space usage for width is smaller comparing to chest of drawers so , I think they are a good choice to be used in small rooms as well.
Depending on your design aesthetic, a bedroom dresser could be an interesting way to mix and match furniture styles, wood stains and finishes to create something new and fresh, or it could be a tie-in piece in a mismatched bedroom with two different nightstands.
Nightstand
A nightstand (also called a bedside cabinet or bedside table), serves as a home for lamps, books and things to do next to the bed. Why not put an alarm clock, pills and phone charger there? But, it is also a perfect tabletop, to place a drink, a snack or a houseplant on.
Bedroom furniture sets include night stands fashioned in different styles according to the space requirements. Some of them are equipped with drawers inside, while some are designed with solid or open shelves having little doors.
For tidy nightstands, add drawer inserts to create a separation behind discrete compartments. Add a power strip or charging dock to wrangle cords. Add a pegboard inside a closet or door for utility hooks to help organise backpacks, caps and robes. Or prepare yourself for the future with nightstands that have wireless charging or built-in speakers.
Chest of Drawers
Chests occupy less square footage on the floor than dressers, and their drawer depth is shallower; the chest is better for folded clothes, sheets and accessories, and can be found out in the great wide open beyond the bedroom, in a closet or hallway.
Chests of drawers conform to traditional designs that are around waist height, with mirrored surfaces designed for make-up application or dressing, and vertical stacking drawers that leave free space atop the piece to display decorative items or pictures. The second kind of storage furniture, chifforobes (which combine the two elements of the dresser and chest into one unit) also makes popular bedroom pieces, and both should be familiar so that you can choose the correct piece of storage furniture for you.
Armoire
A furniture piece: an armoire. It is a tall freestanding cabinet containing hanging rods as well as shelves and drawers, often the height of a bed, with painted interiors or elaborately carved, inlaid embossed marquetry for example.
Originally used for the storage of weapons and armours, weapons racks today serve more as the symbols of social status. Today, they are readily used in any living space as clothes storages or even receive widespread promotion at living rooms and home office to hold televisions and other electronic equipments for entertainment.
Amish Direct Furniture offers wardrobe armoires with storage options (closet-style hanging racks, cabinets, drawers, doors that open to conceal shelving for clothing storage, etc.) that make each wardrobe armoire ideal for baby’s room, bedroom, or dining area, to accommodate storage of linens, regular-sized clothing or heirloom dishware, antique utensils, or cloth napkins.
Bedroom Furniture Sets
