Velvet headboard bedroom ideas

Add a chic, expensive look to your bedroom with a velvet upholstered headboard. Premade headboards can be very expensive and are typically made from low-quality materials. DIYing your own headboard means you can use high-quality materials for a luxe look on a DIY budget! This is a no-sew project anyone can do. Watch our quick tutorial to see how to make your own channeled headboard.

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Here's how to DIY a statement-making velvet channel tufted headboard! It's super impressive but equally easy! Check it out here!

Transform your bedroom into a moody and romantic retreat with deep, rich hues, intimate lighting, and sumptuous textures, evoking a sense of mystery and allure. Incorporate plush velvet or silky fabrics, elegant drapery, and dimmable lighting to create a cozy and seductive ambiance, perfect for unwinding and indulging in romantic moments. Embrace the allure of deep jewel tones, such as emerald, sapphire, and amethyst, to infuse your space with an enchanting and passionate vibe.

Transform your bedroom into a haven of relaxation with the Roman Platform Bed Collection by Jennifer Taylor Home. Upholstered in high-performance, beautifully textured fabric, this platform bed is a harmonious blend of comfort, style, and Scandinavian design. The camelback curved headboard is simple with a modern edge. This exquisite bed is available in queen and king sizes to suit your preferences. Natural wood legs in a soothing blonde finish provide sturdy support and a touch of nature's…

Covering every style from luxurious to understated.

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This is one of those projects where it was easier to build it, than it was to write a "How To" for building it, and it wasn't easy to build. I'm not gonna kid you. I posted about this headboard ages ago and mentioned that a "how to" was on it's way. I started the post, then thought.... uhhh, maybe I'll just wait until someone asks for it, because it's tough to put into words. Well you've asked, so here it goes. I'm gonna do my best on this one and hope that it all makes sense! : ) So here is…

How to pair them with bedsides, lighting and art for a resolved look.