Why Matching Twin Size Antique Iron Beds ?????

In the 1800s, the societal norms and living arrangements were different from what we commonly see today. During that time, it was not uncommon for children to share bedrooms, and larger families were more prevalent. The idea of individual bedrooms for each child was not as widespread as it is today. Antique iron bed builders…

Purpose of the Half Tester Antique Iron Bed

Half-tester iron beds, popular in the 1800s, served both functional and aesthetic purposes. These beds typically featured an ornate iron headboard, often adorned with intricate designs or decorative elements. The name “half-tester” comes from the fact that these beds had a canopy or tester that covered only half of the bed, usually extending from the…

Faux’ Antique Finishes on Antique Iron Beds

    Over the last 40 years we’ve pioneered some of the most authentic looking old rustic finishes you’ll ever see on an old vintage iron bed    They’ve all come about, by meticulously duplicating the outcome of mother natures, natural aging process, that all iron beds are subjected to over their life span. None…

Unveiling the Rise of Four-Poster Styles in the 1800s

Antique iron beds hold a unique place in the realm of vintage furniture, with their enduring appeal and timeless elegance. Among the various styles that emerged in the 1800s, the four-poster design, distinct from full canopies, gained immense popularity. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the rich history of iron beds, exploring how these…