Amish Bedroom Furniture Sets

Mixing up furniture finishes in a bedroom will create a custom look for your home. It often helps to pick a dominant wood tone as a starting point; this may come from your wood floors or the largest furniture piece in the room. Opt for pieces that share the same color temperature, which is also known as the undertone.  Pair cool tones together and conversely, warm tones together. Mixing a variety of wood finishes that complement each other (though are different) looks like a deliberate design choice.

While shopping for your ideal bedroom set, you will want to consider the size of the room, your preferred style or design, overall budget, and quality of furniture required. The bed is the main piece in the bedroom, so you may consider your needs here first. Consider mattress size, footboard height, mattress support, and storage options. The nightstand will become a necessary extension of your bed, and storage pieces come in all shapes and sizes. Drawer chests are taller and take less floor space, while dressers pair well with a mirror above them.

A solid wood bedroom set consisting of a queen bed frame, nightstand, and dresser can range from $5,000 to $10,000. As you might imagine, the cost will vary greatly and will depend on the type of bedroom, hardwood used, and the furniture required. Usually, pricier pieces in a bedroom are the case goods such as the armoire and dresser. However, regardless of the type of bedroom, quality furniture is key. Choosing well-crafted pieces will ensure that your furniture will have durability and longevity.

Bedroom sets with coordinating pieces can achieve a consistent and aesthetically pleasing look to a bedroom. The basic bedroom set includes a bed frame, a nightstand, and a dresser or chest. Extended bedroom sets include these basics in addition to a second bedside table, blanket chest, bench, armoire, lingerie chest, or vanity. Custom, or made-to-order bedroom sets allow you more freedom to select only the pieces you truly need. Not only can you mix and match the pieces that work for your space, but you can add personal design touches as well.