19 Oct
Twin beds is something that we are seeing a lot of whether it be in a shared bedroom for kids or a guest room, we previously posted about the twin invasion here. But I recently spied something that was a little different, a spin on the twin bed lineup.
What do you think about this concept? Would you rather have separate headboards?
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I think the single headboard makes a nice big feature behind the two beds. Prefer it to a single board.
Prefer it to two boards even!
Its interesting. My preference might be two headboards.
I like that wire basket pendant lamp too.
I think the single headboard works.
I’m a traditionalist I guess. I still like two better than one.
I really like it! Esp in that linen look fabric – it’s subtle but at the same time, has a big impact. (the little line-up of hats is sooo cute!)
Toni M.