Key Takeaways
- Every Woolroom bed frame is built from solid hardwood, white oak or ash, with clear poplar slats and ash centre support legs, engineered to support up to 800 pounds.
- Headboards are filled with natural latex and wool instead of polyurethane foam, and upholstered in natural fabrics with no synthetic finishes anywhere on the frame.
- Frames are handcrafted in Hickory, North Carolina by a manufacturing partner with more than 65 years and three generations of furniture-making experience.
- Choose from three designs, Victoria, Grace, or Charlotte, each suited to a different room and style.
If you’re familiar with Woolroom, you know that we champion better sleep, naturally. We built our new bed frame collection on the premise that a bed frame should be as natural as everything else in your bedroom. That’s why our frames are constructed from solid hardwood and finished by hand in Hickory, North Carolina (the historic heart of American furniture manufacturing) with headboards filled with natural latex and wool instead of synthetic foam. With three designs and five natural fabrics, every Woolroom bed frame is designed to support better sleep for decades, not just years.
Victoria Upholstered Bed
Woolroom’s Victoria Upholstered Bed is the most architectural model in the lineup, pairing inset upholstery with more exposed timber than our other models, which allows the wood grain to make as much of a statement as the fabric. It’s available in a lighter waxed white oak for a softer, more contemporary look, or a darker water-based ash stain in sable for something more grounded. Choose from standard or high headboards and low or high footboards.
Grace Upholstered Bed
The Grace Upholstered Bed is the versatile classic, with a tufted headboard and tapered legs that read as comfortable in a traditional space as a modern one. There are two wooden leg finishes and a choice of standard or high headboards. Note that Grace is the only bed in the collection available in full and twin sizes.
Charlotte Upholstered Bed
The Charlotte Upholstered Bed is the sculptural flagship, the rounded silhouette is set on a plinth base, making this model a true statement piece. It’s available in two shearling tones for an especially tactile finish as well as our full natural fabric range. Choose from standard or high headboards depending on the scale of your bedroom.
Designed to Support Better Sleep
From the materials inside the headboard to the wood holding it all together, every choice is designed to support more comfortable, restful nights.
Made with Natural Materials, Not Synthetic Foam
Woolroom’s headboards are filled with natural latex and wool instead of polyurethane foam and wrapped in natural fabrics with no synthetic finishes.
Built for Decades, Not Just Years
The heirloom quality of our natural beds, solid hardwood frame, poplar slats, and ash center support legs, is engineered to support up to 800 pounds without the sagging or loosening typical with engineered wood.
Delivered and Assembled
White glove delivery at a flat rate of $250 includes full assembly and unpacking in the room of your choice, with all packaging removed before we leave.
How Our Bed Frames Are Made
Woolroom’s bed frames all start from the same place: solid hardwood, not engineered wood. We use species chosen for their strength and stability: white oak or ash in the frame with clear poplar slats and ash center support legs. That construction is rated to support up to 800 pounds, and it’s compatible with standard box springs. Instead of just looking good in photos or on delivery day, Woolroom’s beds are built to hold up beautifully under real, daily use.
We’ll be the first to say this is a more intentional, deliberate way to build bed frames, something that shows up in the details most people miss. The slats are sized to actually support your mattress, not just fill space, the legs are engineered to bear weight evenly, and every joint is constructed to hold up for decades instead of the 10 to 15 years typical of particleboard or MDF construction.
Why We’ve Chosen Natural Materials Over Foam
Most upholstered headboards are stuffed with polyurethane foam and polyester, largely because it’s cheap to produce. But poly foam is prone to off-gassing when it’s new and breaks down to dust long before the rest of the frame starts to show wear and tear. In keeping with our commitment to better sleep, naturally, Woolroom’s beds use natural latex and wool, and the difference isn’t just aesthetics. Latex is a wonderfully durable natural material that holds its shape for years, with none of the chemical off-gassing associated with synthetic foam. Wool fibers are just as impressively resilient, as well as breathable, temperature regulating, and moisture wicking. It makes for headboards that stay cool and comfortable.
We took the same approach when it came to choosing fabrics. Woolroom’s beds are upholstered in natural fibers, chosen for how they perform day after day, year after year, and we don’t use synthetic finishes of any kind on any part of the bed.
Handcrafted by Three Generations of Furniture Makers
In Hickory, North Carolina, the same family has been building furniture for over 65 years, passing down knowledge and expertise through three generations. That’s where Woolroom’s beds are built, start to finish, under one roof, from the people who’ve spent their whole lives learning how to do it so well. That kind of craftsmanship is rare today. The term gets thrown around a lot, but it’s not often backed up.
Certified at Every Stage
Every Woolroom bed frame is backed by third-party certification, not just our own word.
- Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) confirms the wood in our frames comes from forests that are responsibly managed.
- Composite Panel Association (COA) certification verifies that any engineered wood components meet strict formaldehyde-emissions limits, well below what's typical in mass-market furniture.
- Appalachian Hardwood Verified Sustainable certification confirms the hardwood species we use, oak, ash, poplar, are sourced and harvested sustainably from the Appalachian region.
Together, these certifications mean you don't have to take “sustainable” or “low-emission” on faith. They’re independently verified at every stage from forest to finished frame.
Choosing the Right Bed for Your Room
Woolroom’s three new beds serve different purposes. Victoria suits a room that wants the wood itself to be the focal point. Grace is the most adaptable choice if you’re not fully committed to one style direction, or need a twin or full size. Charlotte makes the most sense in a room built around one statement piece rather than several smaller details. If you’re still deciding, our full comparison guide walks through size, fabric, and finish options side by side.
Built to Last, Naturally
A bed frame is one of the few pieces of furniture you’ll spend nearly every night with for years, if not decades. And that’s why we built ours the way we did. Solid hardwood construction, natural latex and wool fillings, and handcrafted joinery from a family with three generations of experience aren’t just features on a spec sheet. They're the reason a Woolroom bed frame is designed to be the last one you’ll need to buy. If you’re ready to find your fit, explore the full collection or use our comparison guide to choose between Victoria, Grace, and Charlotte.
Bed Frames FAQs
What differentiates Woolroom’s bed frames?
It’s simple. Solid hardwood construction, natural latex and wool headboard fillings instead of synthetic foam, and handcrafted joinery from a manufacturing partner with three generations of furniture-making experience, all backed by third-party certifications.
Do Woolroom’s bed frames work with a box spring?
Yes. Every Woolroom bed frame is compatible with a standard box spring.
What’s the weight capacity for Woolroom’s bed frames?
Every frame is engineered to support up to 800 pounds.
How do the fabrics on Woolroom’s upholstered bed frames differ?
Each bed offers a range of natural fabrics, including two shearling tones exclusive to Charlotte. All fabrics are chosen for durability and comfort over years of use, with no synthetic finishes.
How long does delivery take for Woolroom’s bed frames?
Delivery takes approximately 6–8 weeks from the time you order. Every bed ships via white glove delivery at a flat rate of $250, which includes pre-delivery inspection, real-time tracking, delivery and unpacking in the room of your choice, and debris removal, all coordinated directly by Woolroom.
