Toyama Headboard
- Inverted U shape, 120 cm high
- Solid wood frame, upholstered by hand
- Re-upholsterable — change the fabric, keep the frame
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Who it is for
The inverted U shape, and the 120 cm
The Toyama drops down the sides instead of ending flat. The two side panels drop to bed height and close the headboard in on itself, forming an upside-down U.
What that does in practice: the sides shield the bed from the cold wall and frame the bed's space within the room, giving a sense of enclosure. It is also the shape that works best when the bed is against a wall with misaligned skirting or other irregularities — the panels hide them.
120 cm high. Measure the clear wall above the bed: with 120 cm added to the bed height, the piece rises quite a bit, and in a room with a low window or a sloped ceiling that matters.
It takes up more width than the bed. The side panels add to the overall footprint — check the available wall space, especially if you have close-fitting bedside tables.
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Which of the seven headboards?
| You are viewing this oneToyama | Nagano | Kyoto | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finish | Inverted U shape | Tufted, raised pattern | — |
| Height | 120 cm | 120 cm | — |
| Extra width needed | Yes — side panels | No | No |
| Frame | Solid wood | Solid wood | Solid wood |
| Re-upholsterable | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Price from | 459 € | 429 € | 419 € |
| Choose the Toyama |
Toyama
- Finish
- Inverted U shape
- Height
- 120 cm
- Extra width needed
- Yes — side panels
- Frame
- Solid wood
- Re-upholsterable
- Yes
- Price from
- 459 €
Nagano
- Finish
- Tufted, raised pattern
- Height
- 120 cm
- Extra width needed
- No
- Frame
- Solid wood
- Re-upholsterable
- Yes
- Price from
- 429 €
Kyoto
- Finish
- —
- Height
- —
- Extra width needed
- No
- Frame
- Solid wood
- Re-upholsterable
- Yes
- Price from
- 419 €
Before deciding
The side panels take up wall space beyond the bed's width.
This is the measurement most people get wrong with this headboard. The U shape drops down the sides, and the overall piece takes up more width than the bed's nominal size. If you have close-fitting bedside tables or a short wall, measure before ordering.
Also measure the clear height: 120 cm added to the bed height rises quite a bit.
Frequently asked questions
Before you order.
What is the inverted U shape?
The headboard drops down the sides instead of ending flat: the two side panels drop to bed height and close the piece in on itself, forming an upside-down U.
Does it take up more space than the bed?
It does. The side panels add width to the overall piece — check the available wall space, especially if you have close-fitting bedside tables.
How tall is it?
120 cm. Measure the clear wall above the bed before ordering, especially if there is a low window or a sloped ceiling.
What is the point of the U shape?
The sides shield the bed from the cold wall and frame the bed's space within the room. It works well when the wall has irregularities or misaligned skirting, which the panels hide.
Is the frame solid wood?
Yes. It is not particleboard or MDF, and that is what lets the piece be re-upholstered later instead of replaced.
What is the difference from the Nagano?
The design. Both are 120 cm high, but the Toyama has an inverted U shape with side panels and the Nagano is tufted, with no panels. The frame and widths are the same.
What is the warranty?
3 years, which is the warranty on Dreamura furniture.
