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Chateau Frontenac King Poster Bed w/ Canopy by Broyhill Furniture – B533-72/50/… More >>

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This furniture arrives unassembled. This collection evokes the opulence of Southern Europe in a stance of well-appointed style, ingrained in the terrain and its spirited history. In an expensive statement, this collection creates the grandeur of villa living. Classic arabesques of wrought iron captivate the sumptuous lyricism of this collection, complimented by rhythmic carvings, in a light, lyrical Leon finish. The Leon finish captures swirls of activity in fancy v… More >>

CLOSEOUT SPECIAL! – Palencia California King Size Canopy Bed – Wynwood Furniture – 1708-CKBED

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This furniture arrives unassembled. This collection evokes the opulence of Southern Europe in a stance of well-appointed style, ingrained in the terrain and its spirited history. In an expensive statement, this collection creates the grandeur of villa living. Classic arabesques of wrought iron captivate the sumptuous lyricism of this collection, complimented by rhythmic carvings, in a light, lyrical Leon finish. The Leon finish captures swirls of activity in fancy v… More >>

CLOSEOUT SPECIAL! – Palencia King Size Canopy Bed – Wynwood Furniture – 1708-KBED

• Dimensions: 76L x 48D x 67H inches
• Canopy: 77 L x 45 D”
• Folds Flat to make a day bed and locks in place
• Canopy can be tilted to any angle
• Includes Cushions and 2 pillows – FREE

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You’ll appreciate the protection the spun polyester canopy offers from the hot sun and harmful UV rays. The canopy has a UV/weather protecting agent in the cloth to extend its life. Swing frame features wide feet for extra stability. Swing will seat up to three people and has a weight capacity of 750 pounds. Seat back folds down and locks into place to make a great daybed. Comes with 2 Pillows that you can velcro right to the frame so they do not blow away. Add all … More >>

Outdoor Patio Furniture: 3-Seater Hammock Canopy Swing

For the uninitiated, a canopy bed is a decorative bed somewhat similar to a four-poster bed. A typical canopy bed usually features posts at each of the four corners extending four feet high or more above the mattress. Ornate or decorative fabric is often draped across the upper space between the posts and a solid swath of cloth may create a ceiling, or canopy directly over the bed. There are a wide array of canopy beds, ranging from the more formal traditional styles to today’s sleek, modern designs, made with clean lines and a simpler aesthetic. If you’re interested in a canopy bed, chances are good there is one out there that is perfect for you.

One might think that early canopy beds were only made for the wealthy. The fact is canopy beds have their roots with the common man. The canopy bed came into existence more from utilitarian means than that of extravagance or decadence. In fact, the earliest incarnations were probably beds of common people seeking an additional layer of shelter beyond that of a less-than-impenetrable thatch roof. Canopy beds with curtains that could completely enclose the bed were used by lords and noblemen in medieval Europe for warmth and privacy, as their attendants often slept in the same room. Until the 16th century, these beds, even those of the nobles, were fairly plain and understated. During this period, carved work on the headboard and posts became popular and more ornate canopy beds followed.

Today’s canopy beds generally fit into one of two categories: traditional or contemporary. Most of the traditional canopy beds will have a Victorian aesthetic, with either metal rod frames or intricately carved wood frames and posts. These throwbacks will also often feature ruffled, pleated elaborate draping, sometimes with rather heavy cloth. In contrast, contemporary canopy beds generally employ a cleaner, simpler design. Wood, metal, or a combination of the two is used in the construction of modern canopy beds, which usually have little to no detail on the foot and headboards and often feature sharp, geometric designs.