Our Victorian farmhouse master bedroom got a facelift for spring, and I am so excited to show her off. We brought in a new bed, new (old) art, fresh new bedding and some antique and

Decorating a country farmhouse with lots of white for Christmas and Country Living magazine.

A 17TH CENTURY CARVED OAK TESTER BED WITH INLAY DETAIL ON THE HERAD BOARD AND CARYATID CARVINGS TO THE SIDES . THIS BED HAS NO FOOT BOARD . MATTRESS SIZE EQUIVALENT TO A REGULAR DOUBLE HEIGHT 207CM WIDTH 209CM DEPTH 164CM

These 18 four-posters from the AD archives are the stuff of dreams

For Sale on 1stDibs - A most attractive early 20th century mahogany-framed four-poster bed. The posts with well carved detail. The serpentine shaped canapé with finely carved

A STRIKING EXAMPLE OF A LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY FOUR POSTER BED WITH BEAUTIFULLY CARVED DECORATIVE PANELS TO THE BACK AND THE BASE . EQUIVALENT TO A MODERN QUEEN SIZE HEIGHT 206CM WIDTH 191CM DEPTH 221CM

Spoiler alert: I bought the Quincy bed from Ethan Allen. And now, the thought process behind the purchase. Our Hoffman bed from Room & Board was great. If we weren’t changing sizes from a queen to a king, we would have kept it, and I would recommend it to anyone in the market for something upholstered. That said, I figured that if we’re about to get something new, it would be fun to switch things up a bit and go for something else. Not a brass bed. Too on the nose with the Victorian. Nothing…

Bid Live on Lot 793 in the Fine & Decorative Auction from Roseberys London.