Leighton Two-Tone Panel Bed
The Leighton bed brings understated farmhouse charm to your bedroom with its clean panel silhouette and inviting two-tone finish. A soft, weathered white tone covers the headboard and footboard, while a rich dark-tone rail runs along the frame for a striking contrast that pairs beautifully with the coordinating dresser, mirror, nightstand, and chest from the same collection. The tall, paneled headboard adds a sense of presence to any bedroom, whether your style leans modern farmhouse, cottage, or transitional. Built as a complete headboard and footboard set, this bed is available in multiple sizes to fit your space.
Key Features
- Two-tone finish with weathered white body and dark-tone accent rail
- Tall paneled headboard for a classic, elevated look
- Coordinates with other Leighton collection pieces
- Available in Twin, Full, Queen, and King sizes
- Complete headboard and footboard bed set
Materials & Construction
Constructed as a paneled headboard and footboard bed frame with a two-tone finish — a weathered white tone throughout the body accented by a contrasting dark-tone top rail.
Specifications
Part of the Leighton collection. Available in Twin, Full, Queen, and King sizes.
Available Sizes & Dimensions
Twin: 79.98" x 43.27" x 51.97" | Full: 79.98" x 58.31" x 51.97" | Queen: 85.10" x 64.80" x 51.97" | King: 85.10" x 80.94" x 51.97"
Why You'll Love It
The Leighton bed's soft weathered finish and bold dark accent bring effortless character to your bedroom, striking the perfect balance between cozy and refined. It's a timeless centerpiece that grows even better when paired with the rest of the Leighton collection.
Perfect For
Farmhouse, cottage, and transitional bedrooms looking for a warm, two-tone statement bed that pairs easily with coordinating case pieces.
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