Introducing our New Arrival Modern Minimalist All Solid Wood Bed! This 1.8m double bed is perfect for master bedrooms, offering a sleek, oak ribs frame that adds a touch of elegance to your space. The 1.5m and 1.2m single options make it versatile for any room size.
Crafted from solid wood, this bed frame is both durable and stylish. The minimalist design complements any modern decor, while the sturdy construction ensures long-lasting use. Whether you're upgrading your master bedroom or adding a bed to a guest room, this bed is a perfect choice!
Enjoy the natural comfort of our Tatami Bed Frame! This solid wood row frame is breathable and moisture-proof, perfect for a thickened bed board. The foldable design and pine wood construction make it a versatile and stylish addition to any bedroom.
Crafted with high-quality materials, this bed frame offers both durability and comfort. Its breathable design ensures a cool and comfortable sleep environment. Transform your bedroom with this elegant and functional tatami bed frame!
Introducing the Z* Full Beech Solid Wood Bed, a Japanese-style tatami bed that combines simplicity with modern elegance. This bedside-free bedstead is perfect for a double bed, offering a low profile and a backrest-free design.
Crafted from solid beech wood, this bed frame is both durable and stylish. Its minimalist design makes it a versatile addition to any bedroom, while its solid construction ensures long-lasting use.
Create a serene sleeping environment with our B&B household Japanese-style low bed. This solid wood bed frame features a moisture-proof design, perfect for rental houses and homestays. The simple row frame adds a touch of elegance, while the Tatami bed frame ensures comfort and durability.
Ideal for minimalist living, our Japanese-style bed frame offers a low-profile and space-saving design. The solid wood construction ensures stability and a natural aesthetic, making it a perfect choice for small rooms and rental spaces. Enjoy the simplicity and elegance of this unique bed frame.
