The Story
A grid of squared panels across the headboard. The Langdon, settling rather than competing.
The Langdon headboard is divided into a clean grid of upholstered panels, six even rectangles arranged in two rows. Each panel sits flush, with subtle stitched seams between them rather than buttons, channels or trim. The grid gives the bed quiet structure without making it feel formal. The face is plain within each panel, the side rails clean, the footboard low and rolled.
This is the bed for the customer who has stopped chasing trend pieces and started buying things that hold their own ten years in. No drama, no statement, just a properly built frame in a shape that doesn't date.
The base is finished on slim turned light wood legs when ordered as a non storage frame. Choose ottoman or adjustable instead and the legs are removed, the base sits flush to the floor, and the full footprint becomes deep storage underneath.
Crafted not assembled. Handmade to order in our British workshop by the same craftspeople who have supplied Britain's leading bed retailers for over two decades, in a family business making furniture since 1968. Solid hardwood frame. FSC-certified timbers. Slats 3cm apart, rated for our heaviest natural-fill mattresses. SATRA-certified ottoman lift tested to 250kg, 30cm storage depth, OKIN motors on the powered variant. 15 year frame guarantee. White glove delivery and assembly anywhere in mainland UK.
Made your way. Choose from over 100 fabrics across velvets, linens, bouclés and weaves. Available in all sizes, single through Super King, with bespoke sizing on request.
Want to see it first? Free swatches before you commit. The image shows a soft oat velvet, but the same shape carries deep chocolate, navy, espresso, dusty pink, cream linen.
Langdon. Panelled grid headboard, made in Britain.
Gee Golisz, Founder
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
A grid of squared panels across the headboard. The Langdon, settling rather than competing.
The Langdon headboard is divided into a clean grid of upholstered panels, six even rectangles arranged in two rows. Each panel sits flush, with subtle stitched seams between them rather than buttons, channels or trim. The grid gives the bed quiet structure without making it feel formal. The face is plain within each panel, the side rails clean, the footboard low and rolled.
This is the bed for the customer who has stopped chasing trend pieces and started buying things that hold their own ten years in. No drama, no statement, just a properly built frame in a shape that doesn't date.
The base is finished on slim turned light wood legs when ordered as a non storage frame. Choose ottoman or adjustable instead and the legs are removed, the base sits flush to the floor, and the full footprint becomes deep storage underneath.
Crafted not assembled. Handmade to order in our British workshop by the same craftspeople who have supplied Britain's leading bed retailers for over two decades, in a family business making furniture since 1968. Solid hardwood frame. FSC-certified timbers. Slats 3cm apart, rated for our heaviest natural-fill mattresses. SATRA-certified ottoman lift tested to 250kg, 30cm storage depth, OKIN motors on the powered variant. 15 year frame guarantee. White glove delivery and assembly anywhere in mainland UK.
Made your way. Choose from over 100 fabrics across velvets, linens, bouclés and weaves. Available in all sizes, single through Super King, with bespoke sizing on request.
Want to see it first? Free swatches before you commit. The image shows a soft oat velvet, but the same shape carries deep chocolate, navy, espresso, dusty pink, cream linen.
Langdon. Panelled grid headboard, made in Britain.
Gee Golisz, Founder
