The canopy beds of
today fit one of two groups: modern or traditional. Traditional canopy beds
take inspiration from Victorian aesthetics, usually using intricately carved
wooden posts or metal rod frames. These ‘throwback canopy beds’ often have
pleated, ruffled, and elaborate draping typically made using heavy cloth.
Traditional canopy beds look great in very large homes and estates. They tend
to overwhelm smaller city homes and apartments.
In contrast, modern
canopy beds are simpler design. They use metal, wood, or a combination of these
two materials. There are little to no details on headboards and foot. The lines
tend to be sharp and geometric.
If you want to add
some drama in your bedroom without overwhelming it, add a modern canopy bed.
You don’t have to deck it up with all the frills and fuss of a Victorian style
canopy. These simple and sleek bed frames feature sharper lines and minimalist
aesthetics while still making a strong visual statement. A modern canopy bed
can add depth and luxury to room that does not have a lot of architectural
details.
There are plenty of choices when it comes to modern canopy beds. Rich wood stains are available in a wide variety of shades. Some modern canopy are also painted to either pop out or to blend in with the room, depending on the look you want to achieve.
There are plenty of choices when it comes to modern canopy beds. Rich wood stains are available in a wide variety of shades. Some modern canopy are also painted to either pop out or to blend in with the room, depending on the look you want to achieve.
Should you apply
drapes to your canopy bed? The choice is up to you. In most contemporary
settings, the canopy beds are left without drapes for simple elegance. If you
choose to add fabric, you can go for a smooth shade of rich white. This lets
the whole vibe of the room remain airy. White drapes can draw the eyes to
height of the bed and accentuate the largeness of the space.
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