Mirrored night tables would be my choice with that bed.

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I think that might be too much bed for a small bedroom, especially if you're considering a king size. The foot board will take up actual space and the dark color will take up visual space. I think I'd forgo the foot board altogether and maybe reconsider the color.

The turquoise in the model home is quite statement making without being heavy.

I agree the footboard would take unnecessary room. You could easily find a headboard that is similar and just buy the bedframe to attach it to. It would less expensive then the bed too! The mirror end tables would be pretty and give illusion of space. IMHO the lights are a bit too much with the tables

Look at Winners or Home Sense for the night stand sometimes they have them .

https://www.etsy.com/listing/266153511/floating-bedside-table-large?ref=pla_similar_listing_top-4&ep_click=1 IN a small room, I really like these. It comes in 4 different finishes, matte black, white, white with light wood top, and this. The mirror one is also very nice.

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Those items are beautiful. Do you know where I can find them? I really struggle finding items similar to ones posted as I have not shopped for furniture in years. I love the mirrored options but I haven't quite convinced my husband. This would be a great option that I think he would like.

By accent quilt, I just meant that I will likely have a quilt folded at the end of the bed. I am always freezing when I husband it hot. I haven't decided on a quilt but it will likely be a color pulled from the decorations in the room or neutral possibly even white if it seems best.

Here are some inspiration pictures, just look at the nightstands. What style does your husband like?

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Tables are an option if you find the right height and don’t need a lot of storage. The don’t even have to match.

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These look high to me, but nesting tables can give you more surface space when needed.

Saw this at Restoration Hardware.

Thanks Molly! My husband usually likes traditional style but I'm ready for something new. I like almost all the tables that have been posted. I think I just need to get out this weekend with pictures that have been posted. I was actually just looking at that quilt on the RH website. I love it.

Hey Tanya, when I put my cursor over a picture of an item (like the table or lamp that I posted) and right click then a short list of options comes up. One is "search Google for image" then you click on that and it finds usually lots of web sites that have that same picture so you can get more info about price and size. This works better if it's just a single item. A picture of a bedroom just gets you more pics of lots of different bedrooms

To answer your question about whether Wayfair is quality....I have a Wayfair headboard. It was very inexpensive - it looks great 2 years later. I wouldn't say it is super high quality, but for me, it didn't need to be. It looks much more expensive than it was, and has held up great.

For a small bedroom that bed looks pretty gigantic. It might be too dominating. In a small room a big piece makes it hard to add other items like you mentioned a chair or dresser. Then the dresser might have to be smaller than usual and that would add up to a lopsided, look strange.

Maybe look for stores that specialize in apartment sized furniture. West Elm and Target (yes!)

To me an elegant bed is more about the bedding than the bed itself. What do you think of this?

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