Bedroom Furniture

We believe home design should be stylish and distinctive. Whether updating your bedroom suite, furnishing a guest room, or looking for an impactful addition to an existing edit, finding bedroom furniture that reflects your style and fits seamlessly into the space is one of the best ways to create a home you fall in love with every day. At Lulu and Georgia, our thoughtfully curated collection has timeless and contemporary bedroom furniture for your sleep sanctuary.  

Not sure what style or design best fits your space as you shop bedroom furniture? Don't worry; we have got you covered. Check out the tips below for ideas and inspiration as you choose the best pieces to buy for your space. 

Let’s Talk Modern Bedroom Furniture Essentials — With Tips for Shopping Each One

From a classic layout, with a bed flanked by two nightstands across from a dresser, to a unique footprint or sprawling, airy suite with room for a chaise or reading nook—great bedroom style is built on the basics. Choosing the perfect elements for your space is about more than looks—it’s about creating a restful space, morning and night. Let’s break down some tips to keep in mind when shopping bedroom essentials.

Beds and Headboards

The bed isn’t just the focal point of most bedrooms—it’s the heart of this serene space. Whether shopping for a look-defining headboard or finally taking the leap on that new platform bed frame, you want to make sure you’re picking the perfect piece to anchor the room - and support your mattress! When it comes to size, the obvious choice is to go as big as the space allows, but we recommend measuring and taping out the area if you’re new to the room—a queen size bed with space to move around tops a king size bed in cramped quarters every day. Most beds and headboards will come in both sizes, so let style and texture take precedence here. 

A wooden headboard is a timeless way to bring some organic warmth to the room, but if you’re looking for a little more color or softer touch, many of our upholstered beds come with bespoke fabric options so you can style them to suit. In a more personalized edit, the bed is one of your best opportunities to make a statement. We love a canopy bed or the signature charm of the Gladys Bed by Sarah Sherman Samuel. With its extended headboard, this upholstered bed visually brings your nightstands together in one unified design moment. The important thing here is to find a bed you love falling into.

Nightstands

A nightstand or bedside table is one of your most impactful pieces of bedroom accent furniture, so you want some flair, but you also want to think practical. Look at how you’re using your bedside space now. If it seems cluttered, you may need a little extra storage, perhaps a double drawer or lower shelf. One tip is to check product details for features like soft-close drawers—these small touches can be easy to forget when shopping online but can go a long way toward everyday elegance. You can also use the opportunity to purge some of the old and go for an airy look with a streamlined bedside table.

With nightstands, you’re usually thinking in twos. While you don’t want to match everything in your bedroom (more on that later), flanking your bedside with matching nightstands is a timeless bet that can pay off in any aesthetic. That said, going for a mismatch can be a great opportunity to bring a little character into the room. Just make sure they’re meaningfully different while sharing some quality that makes the mismatch feel intentional—materiality, finish, or design style.  

Dressers

Elegant bedroom storage pieces have a two-fold effect—they help you curate a tidier (and more restful) environment while offering a defining feature in the overall aesthetic. Tall dressers or highboys—like our exclusive Topia Dresser by Ginny Macdonald—are great because the compact footprint can be a huge plus for small-space design. If you have the room, though, low dressers - like our Rutherford 6 Drawer Dresser - are a brilliant way to add storage and functional surface space. Prop a mirror on top to create a vanity, or use it as a staging area for a unique vignette incorporating a catchall and storage for jewelry and accessories. 

Benches, Stools, and Ottomans 

Okay, so a bench at the foot of your bed isn’t an essential—but if you have the space, go for it. Even if it’s not at the foot of your bed, bedroom accent furniture like this can provide seating to dress or a place to throw your throw pillows, all while enriching the space with more texture. Designs like the