Unique Headboards

We often find that living rooms are more interesting than bedrooms. This is usually because bedrooms are rather limited when it comes to layouts and furniture. However, one of the easiest ways to transform a bedroom is by working on the headboard. Headboards create the focal point in any bedroom and can add a lot of character, making it difficult for your eyes to look away. 

Today, anything behind the bed constitutes for a headboard. Paste a decal on the wall behind the bed and you have a headboard. Hang a rug back there: headboard. There are so many ways of doing it that there is no right or wrong when it comes to your headboard. And why should there be? After all, the world has so many different people that it's only fair they do it their way!

Floor to Ceiling Headboards

Headboards that end at the ceiling or go beyond it are ideal for larger rooms with wide walls. These headboards create grandeur with their size as the eye is exposed to the design in a larger than normal proportion. 

Reclaimed wood looks stunning anywhere, in any amount. Hence Proved!

The eternal combination of gold and white along with the use of marble layered in different levels make this stunning headboard ideal for glamorous homes.

Mirrors are timeless when it comes to using them on furniture. A great solution to smaller rooms that want high headboards.

For contemporary homes that seek comfort, this tufted headboard is a great alternative. Their sporadic square pattern adds a lot of depth and design to this simple room.

The wall behind the bed makes up for its simplicity with rectangular glass panels and similar slabs on the ceiling. A modern concept with deep tones, this design looks rich.

The wall behind this bed almost throws the headboard out of perception and adds loads of bling to a relatively simple room.

Glowing Headboards

Shape and texture are not the only ways in which headboards can be played with. Adding light to headboards...either as cove lights, back light or rope lights enhance the entire design and add another dimension to the entire look. 

The Mariposa or Butterfly headboard from Adele is made of a thin sheet of methacrylate with subtle patterns and illuminates the headboard to create a warm glow about it. 

This simple Sleepover backlit headboard is easy to make and adds the right amount of glow in guest rooms.

Designed by Marta Del Valle, this beautiful headboard has an intricate design that adds sophistication to this otherwise simple room.

Did you ever think of this simple way to liven up your wall? Some body did!

Another easy way of doing up your 'headboard.' The twinkling effect makes it a good fit in teenage rooms.

FUN!!! Headboards

The best part about designing is the joy that comes with it. Here are some fun solutions to the headboard. They may be impractical, expensive and demanding, but they are fun for sure!

This pallett headboard is so simple and looks so cute. And need I add -  tasteful. A budget-friendly way to do up extra rooms!

Who stacks books for headboards? It sounds crazier than it actually is. 

Another Book Headboard. You have to really like it to want it.

The only furniture in this bedroom is the bed and the table in between. This wall paper does an excellent job transforming it from simple to stylish. 

We love the angled mirrors for a headboard idea. They add such perspective. Easiest way to revamp any space!

Whoever thought making a headboard could be so easy? Go twist this simple idea for the rooms you don't want to spend on.

Color Color...

Color works its magic on simple designs. Even on headboards, a dash of color can really make the focal point of your room much more artistic, bold and unique.

This sunny bedroom is so effortlessly but tastefully designed with framed upholstery. Isn't it just gorgeous?

Another reclaimed wood headboard that brings in color in with such ease.  The glass shaped holders scattered at a height are versatile too - add different flowers or leaves to the vases to see their impact.

A guesthouse in Texas has used these doors from a 1957 Chevy pick up truck for their headboard in the master bedroom. Heights of experimenting successfully!

We love the fun factor in this design. And it's so versatile when it comes to the variety of criss-cross patterns that can be made and the different colors that can be used.

Metal headboards look really cute and girly. We love this one's shape and the lovely teal color.