Will there be a wood platform or a metal bed frame for your mattress and box spring to sit upon? You will want your side panels to allow you to easily change sheets and blanket, so the top of the side panels should be even with the top of your box spring to allow you to tuck in the bedding.
Will your headboard be attached to the wall? At 6’2” tall, it may be a bit top-heavy depending upon the height of your mattress.

That headboard in your pic is at least six and likely eight inches wider than the bed set below it. Because of the size of the headboard, you would definitely affix the headboard to the wall and set the head of the bed beneath the tufted part of it between the two smooth borders rather than try to attach the headboard to the bed and end up with the heavy top of the headboard flopping about wallowing out the holes of the screws holding the bed and headboard together.

You probably would want to make the headboard as wide as the frame of your bed plus about 8" with the objective of having the tufted part of the headboard as wide as the mattress and frame and, as it appears in your pic, have the part of the headboard extending beyond the bed on left and right smooth rather than tufted, with the same border all around it.

Thank you so much for your quick responses. A little more information. I have a Sealy adjust box instead of box spring (bed goes up and down) and it is a total of 14 inches from floor (9 inch legs that can be switched to 6 inches if need be) and mattress is 13 inches. That leaves me 45 inches from top of mattress to top of 72 inch headboard. The sideboard would hide the box and 3 inches of the mattress. I will talk to upholster about the headboard being top heavy but she did say it would all be fastened together with the side rails. Guess I'm just making sure headboard won't look too tall. THANKS!