TV Beds Tag

TV Beds for Pet Owners: What to Look For

TV Beds for Pet Owners: What to Look For

If you share your home with a dog or cat, a TV bed needs a little more thought than an ordinary frame. The lift mechanism in the footboard, the gas lift storage base and the power cables all attract curious animals, while claws and shedding test the upholstery every day. This guide explains what to look for. We compare faux leather, tightly woven fabrics, velvet and looped textures for how well they resist claws and release hair, and we explain how to choose a colour that hides your pet's coat. You will learn why a closed base keeps pets away from the lift, which habits make raising and lowering the screen safe, and how to stop cats climbing into storage. We also cover protecting cables from chewing, storing pet belongings tidily, a simple weekly cleaning routine and bedding choices that help, followed by a short FAQ written for pet owners....

5 Stylish Ways to Use Ottoman TV Beds at Home

5 Stylish Ways to Use Ottoman TV Beds at Home

An ottoman TV bed combines a lift up storage base with a television that rises from the footboard, so it does far more than hold a mattress. Here we share five stylish ways to use one at home: as a clutter free main bedroom, a guest room that quietly hides spare bedding, a relaxed teenager's den, a compact studio sleeping area and a seasonal storage hub for coats, duvets and holiday luggage. For each idea we explain how to style the bed, which colours and finishes suit the look and how to make the most of the hidden storage beneath the mattress. We also cover how to organise the space inside the base, practical points to check before choosing a design and simple ways to keep the room looking considered. The ideas reflect the storage challenges of real UK homes, where cupboard space is often limited and every piece of furniture needs to earn its place in the room....

TV Beds for Design Lovers: What to Look For

TV Beds for Design Lovers: What to Look For

For anyone who cares about interiors, a TV bed has to earn its place on looks as well as function. The best designs hide the technology so well that the bed reads first as a beautifully made piece of furniture. This guide sets out what design lovers should look for when choosing a TV bed, from overall proportion and the height of the footboard to the quality of the upholstery, stitching and seams. We explore headboard shapes, including panelled, channelled, winged and buttoned styles, and how each changes the character of a room. You will also find advice on finishes such as chrome, brushed metal and timber feet, how the lift mechanism should integrate with the frame, and how to judge a fabric by its weave and texture. Finally, we look at how to style the bed with lighting, chairs and art so it becomes a confident focal point in a considered bedroom....

Bringing Organic Modern Style Home with the Right TV Bed

Bringing Organic Modern Style Home with the Right TV Bed

Organic modern style blends the restraint of contemporary design with warmth, texture and natural materials. It is a look built on calm, and a TV bed suits it well because it removes the television from the wall, which is often the one element that disturbs the mood of a bedroom. In this guide we explain what organic modern actually means and how to choose a frame that fits: softened or curved shapes, textured upholstery such as boucle, chenille and linen weaves, and a palette of oatmeal, stone, mushroom and sand. We then look at how to build the room around the bed, from limewashed walls and linen bedding to natural fibre rugs, solid wood and travertine bedside tables. You will also find advice on warm, layered lighting, choosing a few textured accessories and plants, hiding remotes and cables, and making the style work in a compact UK bedroom without it feeling crowded....

What Size TV Bed Do You Need for a Bedroom Without Wall Space?

What Size TV Bed Do You Need for a Bedroom Without Wall Space?

When windows, sloping ceilings, radiators and chimney breasts leave no sensible wall for a television, a TV bed keeps the screen inside the footboard instead. Choosing the right size then depends on your floor rather than your walls. In this guide we set out standard UK mattress sizes and explain why the external frame of a TV bed is always larger, particularly in length. A simple five step method shows you how to measure the clear floor, choose the headboard wall, allow comfortable walkways, check the height above the foot end for the lift and mark the footprint on the floor. We explain which rooms suit a small double, double, king size or super king, and how sliding wardrobes and slim chests help you store more when there is no long wall to work with. We finish with common mistakes to avoid and answers to frequent questions about loft rooms and windows....

What Size TV Bed Do You Need for a Bedroom Without Wall Space?

What Size TV Bed Do You Need for a Bedroom Without Wall Space?

When windows, sloping ceilings, radiators and chimney breasts leave no sensible wall for a television, a TV bed keeps the screen inside the footboard instead. Choosing the right size then depends on your floor rather than your walls. In this guide we set out standard UK mattress sizes and explain why the external frame of a TV bed is always larger, particularly in length. A simple five step method shows you how to measure the clear floor, choose the headboard wall, allow comfortable walkways, check the height above the foot end for the lift and mark the footprint on the floor. We explain which rooms suit a small double, double, king size or super king, and how sliding wardrobes and slim chests help you store more when there is no long wall to work with. We finish with common mistakes to avoid and answers to frequent questions about loft rooms and windows....

TV Beds for Small Bedrooms: Layout Ideas That Work

TV Beds for Small Bedrooms: Layout Ideas That Work

A small bedroom can feel like the last place for a TV bed, yet it is often where one makes the most sense. By removing the need for a separate television stand or wall bracket, a TV bed frees up floor and wall space that a compact room cannot spare. In this guide we share layout ideas that work in real UK bedrooms, from narrow box rooms and Victorian back bedrooms to loft conversions under sloping ceilings. We explain how much clearance to leave around the frame and footboard, when to push the bed against a wall, and how to position it relative to doors and windows. We also look at choosing the right bed size, using under bed storage in place of extra cabinets, and selecting slim bedside tables and chests of drawers that keep walkways open. Each idea is practical, measured and designed to help a small room feel calm and usable....

King Size TV Beds vs Chesterfield TV Beds: Which Is Right for Your Home?

King Size TV Beds vs Chesterfield TV Beds: Which Is Right for Your Home?

Comparing a king size TV bed with a Chesterfield TV bed means comparing a size with a style. A king size frame takes a 150 x 200 cm mattress and gives two adults noticeably more room, along with a wider footboard that can hold a larger television. A Chesterfield design is defined by its deep buttoned headboard and structured outline, and it is often available in several sizes, including king. In this guide we help you decide which priority should lead, starting with how to measure the room before looking at any catalogue. We compare comfort, screen size, room fit and everyday upkeep, explain when a king size Chesterfield makes sense and when a smaller Chesterfield or a plain king size frame is the wiser choice. You will also find guidance on velvet, linen look and faux leather upholstery, plus a practical checklist covering sockets, stairs and mattress depth before you place an order....

Chesterfield TV Beds: Classic Style Meets Modern Tech

Chesterfield TV Beds: Classic Style Meets Modern Tech

The Chesterfield is a design most of us recognise instantly, with its deep buttoning, rich upholstery and confident silhouette. Applied to a bed, it brings a sense of heritage to the bedroom. Combine that with a television that rises quietly from the footboard, and you have a piece that balances traditional character with modern convenience. In this article we look at why Chesterfield TV beds work so well, how the hidden screen is integrated into a buttoned frame, and which materials and colours suit different homes, from Victorian terraces to contemporary flats. We explain how to style the rest of the room so the bed feels at home rather than out of place, how to mix classic and modern pieces with confidence, and which lighting and textiles complement deep buttoned upholstery. Finally, we share practical advice on caring for leather, faux leather and velvet finishes so the frame keeps its handsome look for many years to come....

TV Beds with Gas-Lift Storage for Guest Rooms

TV Beds with Gas-Lift Storage for Guest Rooms

Guest rooms in UK homes rarely have a single purpose. They are often box rooms, study corners and overflow storage that happen to contain a bed. A TV bed with gas lift storage suits that reality well, giving visitors a comfortable bed and their own television while hiding spare bedding, towels and seasonal items for the rest of the year. In this guide we explain how gas lift bases work, why the opening direction and mattress weight matter, and which items are worth storing beneath the mattress. We cover sensible sizes for smaller guest rooms, the clearance you need around the frame and how to choose upholstery that hides everyday wear. You will also find simple ways to make guests feel welcome, from somewhere to rest a suitcase to hanging space and clear instructions for the remote. Finally, we look at rooms that double as a home office and share straightforward care tips to keep the bed working smoothly....