Showing posts with label platform storage beds with drawers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label platform storage beds with drawers. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 January 2016

Benefits of Platform Storage Beds with Drawers




A platform bed eliminates the need for a box spring mattress for a top mattress. The low slung profile offers a modern and cleaner look for rooms that are designed to look minimalist. Platform storage beds can be lofted to provide some space underneath, resulting in some options that come with drawers. Platform storage beds with drawers are popular for students and adults who live in small rooms or apartments, as well as with people who want smarter storage solutions.

Platform beds offer support, so you do not have to worry about spending for a box spring mattress and a separate top mattress. This way, you can save money and invest in a higher-quality top mattress. Many eco-friendly latex mattresses go well with platform beds. The slats or the platform itself can provide a firmer support than when you combine box spring and top mattresses. If your current bed feels too soft and you want firmer bedding, upgrading to a platform bed with drawers may be a solution.



High-quality platform storage beds with drawers are made with durable materials and sturdy construction. They provide a more secure bed that is less likely to break down or collapse even after many years of use. And because they are lower to the ground, you might like them if you are aiming for a simplistic and minimalist aesthetic for your bedroom—as in the case of Asian-inspired styles.

Platform beds with drawers come in different styles, including low profile and canopy. A low bed can serve as your bedroom's centerpiece. It can go well with other low bedroom furniture, too, resulting in an illusion of a more spacious area with higher ceilings. It is often good to have extra storage space, and platform storage beds can help achieve that. You can use the drawers to store extra blankets, linens, and throws, or store some books, clothes, and other items in them. The drawers are incorporated in the bed, so they are less obtrusive and they provide a sleeker, contemporary, and a more elegant look for the bed and the rest of the room.
 



Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Benefits of Organic Bedding for your health.




Without a good night's sleep, you end up being irritable, cranky, and unproductive. After several nights of bad-quality sleep, you might even become worn down and worse, get sick. If your goal is healthier and restful slumber, consider switching to organic bedding. You spend about a third of your daily life in bed, after all—shouldn’t you invest in healthy bedding?

Sheets, pillowcases, and blankets coated with toxins and harmful chemicals can tax your body, rendering it unable to rest and heal itself. From chemical flame retardants to antibacterial biocides to polyurethane foam or synthetic latex, there is a long list of dangerous elements lurking in non-organic bedding. The materials mentioned slowly off-gas and degrade over time, and you breathe all of the harmful particles in. If you are a stomach or side-sleeper, then your mouth and nose and very intimate with your bed. Even if you are a back sleeper, only a few inches separate your lungs from the toxins in your pillows and sheets. Do you want to be ingesting toxins during your sleep?




If you already eat on organic diet, then switching to organic bedding may be the next logical step to take if you want to pursue a healthier lifestyle. Buy organic bedding online from a retailer that only carries products manufactured using environmentally friendly and organic procedures and materials. Organic bedding is usually made of organic and sustainably harvested cotton or wool (or a mixture of the two). They are naturally flame resistant as well as thermo-regulating, helping keep you warm during colder nights and cool during the summer. Organic bedding also naturally repels dust mites without the need for toxic chemicals. Some types of organic bedding are made from kapok, which is the lightest of all natural fibers. Also known as silk cotton, kapok is harvested from the tropical kapok tree’s seeds.  


Keep in mind that ‘hypo-allergenic’ bedding is not the same as organic bedding. If you want to buy truly organic sheets and pillowcase, order online from established retailers of non-toxic bedding.