Top Bedside Bench Option

Bedside bench – When a bedroom has enough space at the foot of the bed, nothing better than placing a good upholstered bench. Lucky those who can put one. On the one hand, a bench at the foot of the bed has an eminently practical objective: to be able to sit comfortably to remove (or put on) socks, stockings or shoes before or after sleeping. But it is also that these types of benches fulfill an Unquestionable aesthetic function: “Fill” that excess space avoiding that the bedroom is somewhat soulless, giving a special touch to the main room as a plus of glamour.

Although upholstered benches, trunks, suitcases or even desks can be placed at the foot of the bed, the upholstered bench is the most practical option. Since it provides the greatest comfort when it comes to sitting down. Within the upholstered options, there is the option of placing a single elongated bedside bench or two pairs of sidewalks. Upholstery; as for the fabric of choice for our bank, there are thousands to choose from. If our bedroom is classic or elegant, we can opt for the velvet or similar fabrics, as well as for trim tacks on the edges. The completely flat benches or captioned, in one piece, can look great in contemporary bedrooms. If we have much to store, we can opt for an upholstered bench in the form of a trunk with upper opening.

In these cases it is appropriate to opt for a synthetic fabric anti-stain. As we will continuously place the hands to open and close it. Finally, if we have an industrial or vintage bedroom. The legs bedside bench; the legs are a characteristic and defining element of these benches. The banks with ribbed legs, in crosshead or cabriolet will give a classic touch to the bedroom. The thin, light legs perfectly match shabby chic style bedrooms. And if our bedroom is more modern we should choose well without legs (of those that reach the floor). Either with wide and low legs or trunk style.

Colors; the bedside bench is one more element of the decoration and as such should not out of tune. Although we can put the focus on it. Although the seat is usually white or raw, the sands, beiges and mink will give the bedroom a more warmth. As well as those that incorporate wood in some way (for example in the legs). The cool shades of pastel (light green or light blue) are perfect for shabby chic bedrooms. And dark ones (navy blue, brown or black) look great in male-style bedrooms. Finally, if you want a more fun touch or a more youthful effect.