Erin's Bleached White Upholstered Bed
The Erin’s Bleached White Upholstered Bed by Vaughan Bassett offers a perfect balance of natural warmth and modern comfort. Part of the LMCo Home Collection by Ben and Erin Napier of HGTV’s Home Town, this bed blends the charm of American craftsmanship with a fresh, transitional design. Crafted from solid American white oak and oak veneers in a soft Bleached White finish, it highlights the beauty of real wood, complete with the natural splits, knots, and grain patterns that make each piece truly one of a kind. The panel headboard is upholstered in White Revolution performance boucle fabric, adding texture and a cozy, inviting feel. A low-profile upholstered footboard and side rails complete the look, creating a serene centerpiece that works beautifully in both classic and contemporary spaces.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Available in Queen & King Size
- Set includes: Upholstered Panel Bed, 8 Drawer Dresser, & Matching Landscape Mirror.
- Proudly made in the USA: Built with care and craftsmanship from quality American materials.
- Solid American white oak and oak veneers: Durable construction showcasing the natural beauty of real wood.
- LMCo Home Collection by Ben & Erin Napier: Inspired by the relaxed, timeless style featured on HGTV’s Home Town.
- ATAP (Accelerate The Ageing Process): Unique finishing process enhances the wood’s authentic character with visible knots, splits, and bold grain patterns.
- Honest and authentic materials: True to the craftsmanship and integrity of American-made furniture.
- White Revolution performance boucle fabric: Soft, durable, and easy to maintain—perfect for everyday comfort.
- Sustainable craftsmanship: Vaughan Bassett plants a tree for every one used—over 1.5 million trees replanted to date.
With its natural textures, timeless profile, and handcrafted quality, the Erin’s Bleached White Queen Upholstered Bed brings understated elegance and cozy charm to your bedroom retreat.
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The Erin’s Bleached White Upholstered Bed by Vaughan Bassett offers a perfect balance of natural warmth and modern comfort. Part of the LMCo Home Collection by Ben and Erin Napier of HGTV’s Home Town, this bed blends the charm of American craftsmanship with a fresh, transitional design. Crafted from solid American white oak and oak veneers in a soft Bleached White finish, it highlights the beauty of real wood, complete with the natural splits, knots, and grain patterns that make each piece truly one of a kind. The panel headboard is upholstered in White Revolution performance boucle fabric, adding texture and a cozy, inviting feel. A low-profile upholstered footboard and side rails complete the look, creating a serene centerpiece that works beautifully in both classic and contemporary spaces.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Available in Queen & King Size
- Set includes: Upholstered Panel Bed, 8 Drawer Dresser, & Matching Landscape Mirror.
- Proudly made in the USA: Built with care and craftsmanship from quality American materials.
- Solid American white oak and oak veneers: Durable construction showcasing the natural beauty of real wood.
- LMCo Home Collection by Ben & Erin Napier: Inspired by the relaxed, timeless style featured on HGTV’s Home Town.
- ATAP (Accelerate The Ageing Process): Unique finishing process enhances the wood’s authentic character with visible knots, splits, and bold grain patterns.
- Honest and authentic materials: True to the craftsmanship and integrity of American-made furniture.
- White Revolution performance boucle fabric: Soft, durable, and easy to maintain—perfect for everyday comfort.
- Sustainable craftsmanship: Vaughan Bassett plants a tree for every one used—over 1.5 million trees replanted to date.
With its natural textures, timeless profile, and handcrafted quality, the Erin’s Bleached White Queen Upholstered Bed brings understated elegance and cozy charm to your bedroom retreat.
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