Imagine Living Sorry we only supply the furniture

mousemaker maybe the light is "clap on clap off" lolol what i want to know is where do you put the CPAP machine? :) i agree there are pretty elements..i don't think the corners on the bed would work for me, i would have bruised shins.

Ronique Gibson If you click on "more info" under the picture, sometimes you can find out more about the items.

This furniture line is located at:

http://www.imagine-living.com/manufactures/Europeo-contemporary-furniture/Milo-wooden-low-platform-bed.html

Annie Thornton In short no. Structurally it is not essential for you to have a headboard...I don’t. Just make sure that you have some form of a frame, whether it be the metal frame that came from the mattress store, or a diy project involving cinder blocks and plywood.

As far is whether or not you need a headboard for your bed to look good or complete, then absolutely not essential. This all depends on your personal preference. I like the minimal, low profile effect that comes with no headboard. The design is all focused on the bedding and everything around it. Sure a solid carved oak bed is beautiful, but minimal simplicity is beautiful as well...and very cheap.

If you are going with the all metal frame, then I suggest buying your duvet extra large so that it will cover the frame and go to the ground. Here is a nice example of that:

living space

On the subject of this photo, I really like they way the throw pillows have been modified into an almost headboard. With no headboard, you can use anything from a mirror, to some driftwood, to an upholstered piece of fabric as a headboard stand-in.

Tricia Rose
CrystalTech - [ Roger Hirsch Architect ]
INTERSTICE Architects

Imagine Living This particular bed - Milo by Europeo - comes with the headboard and integrated lights. If you are looking just for a simple platform bed without the headboard, the price is about half.