Acacia Wood Slat Bed Frame with ivory bedding and a camel throw, shown at an angle in a warm brick and steel loft bedroom with a flat oatmeal rug
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About This Piece

The Emery is a solid acacia wood bed frame with the clean horizontal lines and angled legs of mid-century modern design. The open three-slat headboard keeps the silhouette light, and the slatted base is included, so no box spring is needed. Sizes and measurements: Queen length: 85 in; Headboard width: 63 in; King length: 85 in; Headboard width: 79 in; Overall height: 44 in; Side rail height: 14 in.

Acacia wood naturally shows grain variation and occasional knots, that character is part of what makes each piece its own. Solid acacia wood brings warm grain lines and occasional knots to the frame. No two pieces are identical, and the natural variation is a feature of the material, not a flaw. A three-slat headboard, angled tapered legs, and a low-profile frame work together to give the piece a grounded, uncluttered feel that suits a range of bedroom sizes.

Materials & Details
Materials
Solid acacia wood.
Floor to top of slats
Approx. 7.5 in.
Box spring required
No, slatted base included.
Sizes
Queen, King.
Dimensions
Queen length
85 in
Headboard width
63 in
King length
85 in
Headboard width
79 in
Overall height
44 in
Side rail height
14 in
Under-bed clearance
8 in
Sizing
Measurements rounded by the manufacturer for visualization.
Care
Cleaning
Wipe clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth.
Precautions
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which may affect the finish.
Precautions
Do not use harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive materials on the wood surface.
Maintenance
Tighten hardware periodically to maintain frame stability.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Shipping costs are shown at checkout, and delivery times vary by item and destination. Items in your order may ship separately.
Returns
Request a return for eligible items within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused and unassembled, with their original packaging. No restocking fee.
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Find its place

Where It Fits Best

A quick read on the product's aesthetic fit, the rooms it suits, and the ways it works best.

Style

  • Mid-century modern design with a low-profile silhouette, open three-slat headboard, angled tapered legs, and clean horizontal lines, a look that fits naturally in warm-toned, unfussy bedrooms.
  • The acacia wood surface shows natural grain variation and occasional knots, giving each piece a slightly individual character within a consistent warm-toned palette.
  • The matte-to-satin finish across the wood frame keeps the surface calm and readable, letting the grain and form do the visual work rather than a high-gloss coating.
  • Caramel finish reads as warm and honeyed; Chocolate and Americano finishes read as deeper and richer, all within the same mid-century warm-wood aesthetic.

Rooms

  • Primary room: bedroom, suited for the main sleeping area in a warm, neutral-toned space with natural light.
  • Works well in a primary bedroom styled with warm wood tones, neutral textiles, and layered natural materials.

Best For

  • Best for: a bedroom upgrade that brings mid-century modern warmth without requiring a box spring.
  • Best for: shoppers who want a wood bed frame with visible natural character, grain variation and knots are part of the appeal, not concealed.
  • Best for: buyers furnishing a Queen or King bed in a warm, neutral bedroom who want a low-profile look that keeps the room feeling open.
Acacia Wood Slat Bed Frame with ivory bedding and a camel throw, shown at an angle in a warm brick and steel loft bedroom with a flat oatmeal rug.

Why we chose it

Good design, with a point of view

Mid-century modern bed frames often come in veneered or engineered wood. This one is solid acacia, which means the grain, knots, and warm tones you see are the actual material, not a print. The open three-slat headboard keeps the profile from feeling heavy, and the slatted base means one less thing to buy before the bed is ready to use.

Acacia Wood Slat Bed Frame with ivory bedding and a camel throw, shown at an angle in a warm brick and steel loft bedroom with a flat oatmeal rug.

Styling note

A little guidance from our edit

Pair with warm-toned wood nightstands to carry the acacia through the room. White or off-white linen bedding keeps the frame as the focal point. Terracotta or rust-toned accent pillows complement the wood's warm undertones without competing with them.

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