Bedroom Furniture Blog UK – Modern Beds, Wardrobes & Bedroom Design Ideas

October 21, 2026

Why TV Beds with Remote-Controlled Lifts Are Worth Considering

TV beds with remote controlled lifts are worth considering if you enjoy watching television in bed but want a calmer, tidier bedroom the rest of the time. The screen rises from the footboard when you want it and disappears when you do not, so there is no need for wall brackets, drilling or a separate stand. In this article we look honestly at the advantages, from better viewing angles and more freedom with furniture layout to built in storage and protection for the television itself. We also explain what to consider before choosing one, including room length, screen size, power supply and noise, and who tends to benefit most, such as renters, people in small rooms and those who value a clutter free space. Finally, we share simple habits for looking after the lift so it continues to run smoothly, helping you decide whether a TV bed suits the way you live....

October 21, 2026

How to Choose TV Beds for a 1930s Semi

The 1930s semi is one of the most familiar house types in Britain, and its bedrooms come with features that shape how a TV bed fits. In this guide we walk through the typical upstairs layout, with a front bedroom lit by a bay window, a quieter rear bedroom and a compact box room above the hall. We explain where the bed usually sits best in the front room, how to work around chimney breasts and alcoves, and why picture rails and ceiling heights affect your choice of headboard. You will find practical advice on checking socket positions in older electrics, measuring stairs with a turn and landing space before delivery, and levelling a bed on original floorboards. We also look at styles that suit the period, from curved velvet headboards and mirrored furniture with an Art Deco feel to calm modern fabric designs that let the original features speak for themselves....

October 21, 2026

How to Choose TV Beds for a Bungalow

Bungalow bedrooms often have generous floor space, wide windows and level floors, but they can also bring lower ceilings and, in chalet bungalows, sloping walls under the roof. These details shape how a TV bed fits and performs, because the screen rises vertically from the footboard and needs clear space above. In this guide we explain how bungalow bedrooms differ from those in other homes and why checking the lift path should come first. We look at positioning the bed to avoid glare from large windows, choosing a comfortable bed height for getting in and out, and why a sturdy headboard is worth considering. We also cover planning walkways around the bed, choosing between an ottoman base and a frame on legs, making good use of long walls with wardrobes and chests of drawers, and keeping cables safe. Finally, we look at matching the style of the bed to the character of your bungalow, whether traditional or modern....

October 21, 2026

Velvet TV Beds or Faux Leather TV Beds? How to Decide

Velvet and faux leather are two of the most requested upholstery finishes for TV beds, and each suits a different kind of household. Velvet feels soft and warm, shows colour with real depth and gives a bedroom a relaxed, layered character, but it needs gentle care and can attract pet hair. Faux leather is smooth, sleek and very easy to wipe clean, which makes it a practical choice for busy homes, though it can feel cooler in winter and suits a crisper, more tailored look. In this guide we compare the two across the questions that matter in daily life: how each feels to sit against when watching television, how they cope with spills, children and pets, how they age, and which colours and room styles they suit. We finish with a short set of questions to help you decide which material will be easier to live with in your own bedroom....

October 21, 2026

How to Choose TV Beds for a Victorian Terrace

Choosing a TV bed for a Victorian terrace starts with the house rather than the bed. Narrow staircases, chimney breasts, sash windows and tall ceilings all shape which frame will fit and where it can sit. The right choice is usually a frame sized to leave clear walkways on both sides, with a headboard tall enough to suit the ceiling and a footboard placed so the rising screen faces away from the window. In this guide we explain how to measure the route from the front door to the bedroom, how to plan around the fireplace and alcoves, and which upholstery colours sit comfortably beside original features such as cornicing and painted floorboards. We also cover the back bedroom and box room, where space is tightest, and look at how wardrobes and drawers can work in the alcoves so the bed remains the calm and comfortable centre of the whole room....

October 21, 2026

Crushed Velvet TV Beds vs Fabric TV Beds: Which Suits Your Lifestyle?

Crushed velvet and woven fabric are two of the most common finishes for TV beds, and each suits a different way of living. Crushed velvet has a shimmering, irregular pile that catches the light and disguises pressure marks, making the bed a glamorous focal point. Woven fabrics, from linen look finishes to chenille and textured weaves, feel relaxed and understated and blend easily with natural wood and layered textiles. In this guide we explain what each material is, how it looks in a room, and how it copes with real household demands. We look at homes with young children, pets that share the bed, people who spend evenings sitting up to watch television, and those who want a calm, minimal space or a touch of shine. We also compare durability, cleaning routines and colour choices, and suggest ways to coordinate the rest of the bedroom so the finish you choose feels considered and works well for years....

October 21, 2026

Where to Place TV Beds in Guest Rooms

A TV bed can turn a spare room into a guest room that feels genuinely thoughtful, giving visitors their own screen without a television dominating the space for the rest of the year. Where you place it matters, though. The wrong position can block a wardrobe, catch glare from a window or leave a cable trailing across the floor. In this guide we explain how to find the right spot for a TV bed in a guest room. We look at choosing the headboard wall, working around doors, radiators and windows, and making sure a power socket sits within easy reach. We also consider viewing comfort from the pillows, space for luggage and a place to hang clothes, and how to arrange bedside tables and lighting so guests can find everything easily. Finally, we cover rooms that double as a study or hobby space when nobody is staying with you....

October 21, 2026

Why TV Beds with Ottoman Storage Are Worth Considering

A TV bed with ottoman storage gives you two things many UK bedrooms are short of: a place for the television and a place for everything else. The mattress platform lifts on gas struts to reveal the full area beneath the bed, which can hold spare duvets, seasonal clothes, luggage and bulky items that would otherwise fill a wardrobe. In this guide we explain how ottoman TV beds work, how the lift for the mattress and the lift for the television sit together in one frame, and what to check before ordering, including gas strut strength, base lining and side opening versus end opening designs. We look at how this kind of bed can free up floor space in compact rooms, flats and new build homes, what to store and what to keep elsewhere, and how to organise the space so it stays useful. We also cover assembly, mattress weight and everyday care....

October 21, 2026

The Best Smart TV Beds for Hotel-Style Bedrooms

A hotel style bedroom is less about showy luxury and more about calm, order and comfort. The bed is generous, the lighting is soft and nothing unnecessary is on show. A smart TV bed fits that idea naturally, because it hides the television, cables and spare bedding when they are not needed. In this guide we explain the qualities that make a bedroom feel like a good hotel suite and the smart features that support them, including quiet television lifts, USB charging, Bluetooth speakers, soft LED lighting and gas lift storage. We look at how to choose a frame with a tall upholstered headboard in velvet, boucle or leather, and how to size it for your room. You will also find guidance on symmetry and matching bedside tables, layered lighting, dressing the bed with crisp linen, choosing a restrained palette and keeping surfaces clear, so the room feels composed and restful every single night....

October 21, 2026

The Best Wingback TV Beds for Bedsits

Wingback TV beds bring the shape of a classic fireside chair to the headboard, and in a bedsit those curved wings do useful work. They create a sense of shelter around the sleeping area, offer comfortable support when the bed doubles as a sofa and give a single room a clear focal point. In this guide we explain what to look for when choosing a wingback TV bed for a bedsit, from headboard height and wing depth to overall footprint and the reliability of the TV lift. We compare velvet, textured weaves, bouclé and faux leather for daily use, and explain where to place the bed so its silhouette can be appreciated. You will also find ideas for creating a separate seating zone, balancing a bold headboard with quieter furniture and lighting the upholstery well. We include three styling directions, classic, modern and calm, along with care advice and answers to common questions....