Timber Bed Frame Side Table

A reversible sleeve for your Timber Bed Frame.

$310

$26 monthly for 12 months interest free with


Wood Finish: Charred Oak

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Complete the look

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Eva Timber Bed Frame
$1,490

Size: Queen

Key features

Refresh your bed in moments. Slip it over your Timber Bed Frame headboard for an entirely new look, with no replacement needed.

Reversible. Turn it over for a different mood whenever the season, or your taste, shifts.

Contrast Weave. Two tones woven together read as one serene colour from across the room. Up close, they reveal a quiet depth and texture that a flat fabric can’t match.

Dimensions
Materials & assembly care

Materials

  • Fabric: Contrast Weave, 100% solution-dyed polyester. The colour goes into the fibre before it’s spun, so it resists fading.
  • Weight: 300 g/m²
  • Durability: Tested to 80,000 rubs Martindale
  • Pilling resistance: 4 out of 5

Care Instructions
Give it a light vacuum with a soft brush attachment now and then. If something spills, blot it straight away with a clean, damp cloth.

Fast metro delivery & easy returns

Deliveries
Fast deliveries across all metro areas. Free metro deliveries on any order with a mattress. Weekend & Regional delivery may incur additional shipping costs.

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Returns
With our 60 day return policy, you can try the Timber Bed Frame in the comfort of your own home. Please see our Terms of Service or Returns Page for more information on our 60 day return policy.

5 year structural warranty

The Eva Timber Bed Frame Headboard Sleeve comes with a 2-year fabric warranty.

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Wood Finish

What's the difference?

Oak

Oak

Light, natural grain

Warm, honey-toned and full of natural character. The grain runs light and golden with soft variation, bringing warmth to a room without trying too hard. Easy to live with, easy to love.

Best with

Soft neutrals and warm textures. Think bouclé in oatmeal or stone, linen in sage or terracotta, brushed brass or matte black hardware. It plays well with light, airy spaces and doesn't fight for attention.

Charred Oak - Coming Soon

Charred Oak - Coming Soon

Dark, charred grain

Deep, moody and full of depth. A rich espresso tone with subtle dark striations running through it. Bold without shouting. For the ones who like their timber with a bit of edge.

Best with

Rich, tactile fabrics that match its depth: deep olive, rust, charcoal bouclé, or chocolate leather. Pair with warm brass or blackened metal accents. Feels right in a room that wants a bit of drama.

Fabric

Contrast Weave

Two tones are woven together, one running lengthways and one across. The weave is so fine that from the doorway it settles into a single, serene colour. Come closer and the two yarns start to play off each other, giving your headboard a quiet texture and depth that a flat fabric just can’t.

Run your hand across it and it feels soft and smooth, the kind of surface you want to lean back against with a good book. The colour is spun into the fibre itself, so it stays rich and true, even when the morning sun pours in. And it’s tested to 80,000 rubs, so it keeps that smooth finish for years.

All your questions answered

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What is the Timber Bed Frame Headboard Sleeve?

It’s a fabric sleeve that slips over the headboard of your Eva Timber Bed Frame, so you can change the look of your bed without buying a new one.

Is the headboard sleeve reversible?

Yes. Each sleeve has two sides, so you can flip it over for a different look whenever you fancy a change.

What fabric is the headboard sleeve made from?

It’s made from Contrast Weave, a 100% solution-dyed polyester. Two tones are woven together, so it reads as one calm colour from across the room, with subtle texture and depth up close.

Will the colour fade in the sun?

It’s built to resist fading. The colour goes into the fibre before it’s spun, rather than sitting on the surface, so it holds up well in bedrooms that get plenty of morning sun.

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