Looking for a storage solution that's both stylish and practical? Why not try a creative DIY project? Consider turning an IKEA LURÖY slatted bed base, which is $40 for a standard double at the time of ...

She likes how the poplar wood is solid but light, and “for a super-affordable bed frame, the slat spacing is pretty ... look to it without being from Ikea.” If you don’t want to leave ...

FYRESDAL daybed from IKEA. Daybeds, which can be pulled out and transformed from a sofa or twin bed into a double bed ... it has like metal rods instead of wooden slats that fit together, and ...

At this stage of adulting, I am in the process of finding home items that have a multipurpose use. One, I like to save money ...

GURSKEN is 6 inches more narrow than even the smallest of IKEA’s existing closed wardrobes (that would be the two-door ...

A platform bed works in just about any space thanks to its low profile. At its most basic, it’s a frame with a foundation that’s made up of a solid base or one that uses wooden or metal slats ...

Ikea has found a bizarre new way to advertise its beds. The furniture retailer is opening a pop-up cafe in London where customers will be invited to lounge on Ikea beds, instead of sit at tables ...

Many of the best adjustable bases have a zero-clearance design, which means they can work with existing bed frames, especially standard frames with middle slats that you can remove. Most brands ...

Most double beds come with sprung slats, which are made from a flexible wood and are designed to support the mattress and respond to our body weight as we shift around in bed. Others have fixed ...

The best sleeper sofas are versatile pieces that create an instant sleep surface when the need strikes. This functional furniture is designed to keep guests comfortable, while also adding to your ...

Or if you decide to upgrade your teen to a bigger bed ... for use with a slatted mattress base and comes with a 10-year limited warranty. There is no trial period, but IKEA does accept returns ...

I feel tired and regularly feel like I’ll fall asleep on the couch, but the minute I get up and go to bed, I’m wide-awake. What gives? As sleep psychologists, my colleagues and I often hear ...