Casey Bed

Iron tubing traces a geometric pattern across the head and footboard, a nod to old European hospital-bed frames redrawn as something you would actually want in a bedroom. The bed frame is sandblasted and finished in a vintage black that keeps the metal looking worked rather than new, and because the pattern is made of thin tubing rather than solid panels, the whole headboard stays visually light.

It is built to pair with a low-profile box spring, which keeps the proportions right: the iron pattern is the focal point, and a tall mattress stack would bury it.

Features & Construction

• Dimensions (King): 77.5" W x 83.5" D x 51.5" H; also available in Queen and Twin, dimensions vary by size
• Material: solid iron tubing, sandblasted and finished in Vintage Black
• Geometric openwork pattern across the head and footboard
• Low-profile box spring recommended for correct proportions
• Roughly 90 to 150 lb depending on size
• Ships in two cartons: head/footboard and rails; assembly required
• Indoor use
• By Four Hands

Styling Tips

Black iron against a pale wall reads almost like a line drawing, so it is a good fit for a room that wants pattern without adding another color. Layer in warm wood from our nightstands collection on either side to soften the metal and keep the room from going too industrial.

In a shared kids room or a guest space, the Twin size lines up well end to end or along opposite walls; the open ironwork keeps two beds from reading as a wall of furniture.