Which of the seven headboards?
All have a solid wood frame, are upholstered by hand in Portugal, are re-upholsterable and come in the same four widths and four colours. What changes is the design.
| You are viewing this oneNagoya | Nagano | Toyama | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finish | — | Tufted, 120 cm high | Inverted U shape, 120 cm high |
| Frame | Solid wood | Solid wood | Solid wood |
| Re-upholsterable | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Widths | 90, 140, 160 and 180 | 90, 140, 160 and 180 | 90, 140, 160 and 180 |
| Tier | Top of the range | Mid-range | Top of the range |
| Price from | 459 € | 429 € | 459 € |
Before deciding
The headboard is the piece you see first and replace last.
It is the largest visible surface in the room and the one that sets the tone. It is also the one that stays when the mattress is replaced — a mattress lasts ten years, a solid wood headboard outlasts several mattresses.
That is why it is worth choosing by the frame and not just the fabric: the fabric can change, the frame cannot.
- Solid woodNot particleboard. It is what lets you re-upholster instead of throwing away.
- Upholstered by hand in PortugalFour colours, matching the Dreamura bases.
- 3-year warrantyFree delivery in mainland Portugal.
