Bed headboard diy

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.

Over the past few years we were moving a lot so I replaced everyone's old beds and bed frames with these folding easy-to-move bed frames. The only thing was tha…

My DIY Headboard wood feature. Using Porta Timber half Round Dowels from Bunnings. Simple, effective and elegant feature to spruce up a tired bed.

Make these unique and awesome DIY headboard ideas to help give your bedroom a whole new character and feel.

A super simple, totally customizable lightweight DIY headboard tutorial for any bed size - including a daybed!

IKEA bedroom furniture is nice and budget-friendly, especially if you’re looking for sleek, no-frills pieces that let your duvet covers and pillows do the talking. But even if you’re looking for something more textured (or upholstered), IKEA furniture makes a great base.

Why purchase an expensive headboard when you can just make your own? From DIY wood headboards to chic textiles, these headboards are quick, easy, and can pull your room together with your own creativity.

5 brilliant DIY headboard ideas for your home…

Make this easy DIY jute placemat headboard. DIY headboards are one of my favorite projects because they’re so easy to build and customize to create a unique book for your space. You can build this diy textured headboard with a wood frame and some jute placemats. I built this headboard as part of an organic modern room makeover I did a couple years ago and decided to re-purpose it for one of the bedrooms at Mulberry manor — the 1840s house I’m renovating with my best friend. #diyprojects

Hi everyone! Welcome to my first blog post for @thishouse5000. I’m so excited to have you all here! I thought I would start blogging because instagram captions just aren’t enough for me to really be able to explain our design process. So here we are, let’s get right into my most asked topic…our bed!