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Queen storage bed frames feature integrated drawers, shelves, or lift-up mechanisms that provide significant bedroom storage without requiring additional furniture. Drawer designs offer easy access for everyday items, while lift-up platforms maximize storage volume. These beds work particularly well in smaller bedrooms, guest rooms, and apartments where floor space is limited.
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Storage bed frames offer a brilliant solution for maximizing bedroom space without sacrificing style. A queen bed frame with built-in storage drawers or lift-up compartments provides the equivalent of a dresser worth of storage while maintaining a clean, uncluttered look. If you're looking for a queen storage bed in the Brantford area, understanding the different storage options helps you choose the right design for your needs. At Mattress Miracle, we specialize in space-saving bed solutions.
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Types of Storage Beds
Storage bed configurations:
Drawer Storage: Pull-out drawers integrated into the bed base, typically 2-4 drawers depending on design. Drawers usually sit on smooth-gliding metal tracks. Most accessible option for daily-use items.
Lift-Up Storage: The entire mattress platform lifts on hydraulic pistons, revealing a large storage compartment beneath. Maximizes storage volume but requires lifting the mattress to access.
Shelf Storage: Open shelving in the headboard or along the sides. Good for books, display items, and frequently accessed objects.
Ottoman Style: The mattress sits on a hinged platform that lifts from the foot of the bed. Popular in contemporary designs.
Captain's Bed: Traditional style with drawers extending fully around the bed perimeter, often including a trundle option.
Bookcase Headboard: Combined storage headboard with the bed frame, providing shelving above and potentially beside the sleeping area.
Queen Bed Frame Configurations: Rails, Slats, and Canopy Options
Storage is one feature of a queen bed frame. But shoppers also search for specific structural configurations - rails, slats, canopy styles - that are often part of the same buying decision. Here is how they relate:
Queen Bed Frame with Rails
A queen bed frame with rails uses side rails to span the distance between the headboard and footboard. The rails carry the weight of the mattress support system (either a solid base or slats). Most queen frames sold in Canada include side rails as standard. When people specifically search for "queen bed frame with rails," they are usually looking for a frame where the rails are included and labelled clearly - as opposed to a platform bed that integrates the support into the base without visible rails.
Queen Bed Frame with Slats
Slats are the horizontal wooden or metal supports that run across the frame to hold the mattress. A slatted queen bed frame is the standard in Canada - most bed frames include slats, though the quality varies significantly. Key things to check: slat spacing (no more than 3 inches apart for foam mattresses), slat material (solid wood holds up better than MDF), and whether a centre support leg is included for queen sizes.
Slat spacing matters for foam mattresses
A spring mattress can tolerate wider slat spacing because the springs distribute the load. A memory foam or latex mattress needs slats no more than 3 inches apart, or the foam will sag between slats and void most warranties. If you are buying a queen storage bed for a foam mattress, confirm the slat spacing before purchasing.
Queen Canopy Bed Frame
A canopy queen bed frame includes four posts that extend above mattress height, traditionally designed to support a canopy or curtains. Modern canopy frames are mostly decorative - the posts and overhead bars create a visual frame around the bed without necessarily supporting fabric. Canopy frames add significant height to the room and work best in rooms with 9-foot or higher ceilings. They tend to be heavier and more assembly-intensive than standard queen frames.
Benefits of Storage Beds
Why choose a storage bed:
Space Efficiency: A queen storage bed can replace a dresser, freeing floor space in smaller bedrooms. The equivalent drawer space typically measures 8-12 cubic feet.
Clean Aesthetic: Hidden storage creates a minimalist, uncluttered bedroom appearance. No visible dressers or storage containers.
Accessibility: Drawer storage keeps everyday items within arm's reach of the bed. Convenient for linens, clothing, and personal items.
Cost Savings: While storage beds cost more than basic frames, they're less expensive than buying a separate quality dresser.
Dust Protection: Enclosed storage protects contents from dust better than open under-bed space.
Guest Room Solution: Storage beds let guest rooms double as storage spaces without looking like storage rooms.
Bedroom Environment and Sleep Quality
Research shows that cluttered bedrooms can negatively impact sleep quality by increasing stress and making it harder to mentally wind down. Storage beds help create a serene bedroom environment by concealing belongings that might otherwise create visual clutter. The clean lines of a storage bed contribute to a sense of order that supports relaxation. Additionally, having storage integrated into the bed eliminates the need to navigate around furniture in the dark if you need something during the night, reducing sleep disruption.
Queen Storage Specifications
Queen storage bed dimensions and capacity:
Standard Queen Size: 60 x 80 inch sleeping surface. All queen storage beds accommodate standard queen mattresses.
Drawer Configuration: Most queen storage beds feature 2-4 drawers. Side drawers are typically 36-48 inches wide, 18-20 inches deep, and 6-8 inches tall.
Lift-Up Capacity: Hydraulic lift mechanisms typically support 100-150 pounds of mattress and bedding weight.
Storage Volume: Drawer systems provide 8-12 cubic feet. Lift-up platforms offer 15-20 cubic feet of storage space.
Height Considerations: Storage beds sit 16-20 inches from floor to mattress surface, higher than standard platform beds to accommodate storage mechanisms.
Design Considerations
Choosing the right storage bed:
Room Layout: Drawer beds require clearance on at least one side to open drawers. Measure carefully to ensure drawers can fully extend.
Headboard Clearance: Lift-up beds need headboard clearance for the lifting motion. Verify wall spacing requirements.
Material Durability: Storage beds experience more mechanical stress than standard beds. Look for solid wood or heavy-duty engineered wood construction.
Drawer Quality: Full-extension glides with ball bearings operate smoother and last longer than basic center-mount slides.
Floor Protection: Storage beds are heavy. Felt pads on drawer bottoms protect hardwood floors when opening.
Comfort Tip
When testing storage beds, actually open and close the drawers or lift mechanism several times. Smooth operation indicates quality construction. Check that drawers close flush with the frame and that the lift mechanism stays open without holding it. Consider what you'll store, heavy items like books work better in lower drawers, while linens are fine in lift-up storage. At Mattress Miracle, we demonstrate storage mechanisms and help customers think through their storage needs to choose the right configuration.
Access and Organization
Making the most of bed storage:
Drawer Organization: Use drawer organizers or bins to keep contents tidy and easily accessible. Label containers for quick identification.
Lift-Up Strategy: Store seasonal items, extra bedding, or seldom-used belongings in lift-up compartments. Daily-use items work better in drawers.
Vacuum Storage: For lift-up storage, vacuum-sealed bags maximize space efficiency for clothing and linens.
Accessibility Planning: Keep a flashlight in the bedside drawer for finding items in lift-up storage at night.
Weight Distribution: Store heavier items in lower drawers or toward the center of lift-up storage to maintain bed stability.
Storage Beds in Brantford
Storage beds are increasingly popular at our Brantford showroom as housing costs drive demand for space-efficient solutions. We sell many storage beds to condo owners in the downtown Brantford revitalization area and to families in older homes with smaller bedrooms. Students at nearby Conestoga College and Wilfrid Laurier also appreciate storage beds for maximizing limited apartment space. Our delivery team is experienced with the assembly complexity of storage beds and takes time to demonstrate proper operation before leaving.
Queen Storage Beds at Mattress Miracle
We carry queen storage solutions for every need:
- Two-Drawer Platform: $799. Solid wood, two large side drawers. Natural or white finish.
- Four-Drawer Captain: $999. Drawers on both sides. Maximum drawer storage capacity.
- Lift-Up Ottoman: $1,099. Hydraulic lift with massive storage volume. Modern upholstered design.
- Bookcase Storage: $1,199. Headboard shelving plus under-bed drawers. Great for readers.
- Lift & Draw Combo: $1,299. Lift-up platform plus two front drawers. Maximum versatility.
- Deluxe Storage: $1,499. Six drawers plus lift-up center. Premium construction.
All storage beds include assembly and drawer glide warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are storage beds worth the extra cost?
Storage beds are worth the investment if you need the storage space and want to maximize floor area in your bedroom. When you factor in the cost of a quality dresser ($500-1,000), a storage bed often represents better value while taking up less space. They're particularly valuable in smaller bedrooms, guest rooms, and apartments where every square foot matters. However, if you have ample closet space and don't mind a separate dresser, a standard bed frame may suffice. At Mattress Miracle, we help customers evaluate their storage needs and room dimensions to determine if a storage bed makes sense for their situation.
How much weight can storage bed drawers hold?
Quality storage bed drawers typically hold 50-75 pounds each when using full-extension ball-bearing glides. Cheaper center-mount slides may only support 30-40 pounds. The bed frame itself usually supports 600-800 pounds total including mattress and sleepers. For heavy items like books or files, distribute weight across multiple drawers rather than overloading one. Lift-up storage mechanisms typically support 100-150 pounds of mattress and bedding, plus the weight of stored items. At Mattress Miracle, we specify weight capacities for each storage bed model and can recommend heavy-duty options if you plan to store particularly heavy items.
Do storage beds require special mattresses?
Storage beds work with standard mattresses of the appropriate size (queen for queen storage beds). However, lift-up storage beds require mattresses that can bend slightly when the platform lifts, so very rigid mattresses or those with solid edge reinforcement may not work well. Memory foam, latex, and most hybrid mattresses work fine with lift mechanisms. For drawer storage beds, mattress thickness matters, very thick mattresses (14+ inches) may extend above the drawer frames. Standard mattresses 10-12 inches thick work best with most storage bed designs. At Mattress Miracle, we can recommend mattress types that work well with specific storage bed models.
Are storage beds hard to move?
Storage beds are significantly heavier and more complex than standard bed frames, making them challenging to move. They're typically delivered in multiple boxes or sections and assembled in the room. If you move frequently, consider whether the storage benefits outweigh the moving inconvenience. Some storage beds can be partially disassembled, but drawer mechanisms and lift hardware complicate reassembly. Professional movers experienced with furniture can handle storage beds, but expect higher moving costs due to weight and complexity. At Mattress Miracle, we offer delivery and assembly services, and we document how each storage bed is assembled to help with any future moves.
Where can I buy a queen storage bed in Brantford?
You can purchase queen storage beds at Mattress Miracle's showroom at 441 1/2 West Street in Brantford. We stock multiple storage configurations including drawer beds, lift-up ottomans, and bookcase combinations. Unlike online-only retailers, you can test drawer operation, assess construction quality, and visualize storage capacity in our showroom. We carry storage beds in inventory for immediate needs and can order specific styles. Our delivery includes professional assembly and we demonstrate proper operation before leaving. We've been helping Brantford customers find space-saving bed solutions since 1997.
Do I need a box spring and frame together or can I use just a platform frame?
For traditional innerspring mattresses, a box spring was required to provide the correct support height, bounce, and airflow. For modern foam and hybrid mattresses, a box spring is unnecessary and can actually cause premature wear - these mattresses perform better on a solid or slatted platform frame with no gap larger than 3 inches between slats. A low-profile foundation (3 to 5 inches tall) provides a similar total bed height to a traditional box spring without the innerspring coil layer. At Mattress Miracle in Brantford, we frequently advise customers that replacing an innerspring mattress with a foam or hybrid does not require a new box spring - just the right platform or slatted base.
What makes a good bed frame?
A good bed frame does three things well: it supports the mattress evenly without flex, it stays quiet through the night, and it fits the room without dominating it. For support, look for solid wood or steel construction with a centre leg for queen and king sizes. For noise, avoid frames with metal-to-metal connections that creak as you move - wood-to-wood or rubber-padded connections are quieter. For fit, measure your room before choosing a frame with storage, headboard, or footboard, which add to the footprint. At Mattress Miracle in Brantford, we stock queen frames you can test in the showroom. Call (519) 770-0001.
What is a corner bed frame?
A corner bed frame is typically designed to fit into a room corner, with the headboard running along one wall and the side rail along the adjacent wall. These are sometimes called L-shaped beds or corner platform beds. They are common in small bedrooms or studio apartments where maximizing floor space matters. Some corner configurations also include corner storage units that fit into the corner wall junction. At Mattress Miracle, we can help you choose a frame that works with your room layout - bring your room measurements when you visit.
Can I buy a bed frame at Canadian Tire?
Canadian Tire carries a limited selection of basic bed frames and platform bed kits, primarily metal-frame options at entry-level prices. Their selection is narrower than specialty furniture or mattress stores, and they typically do not carry upholstered or storage bed frames. For a queen bed frame with storage (drawers or lift-up platform), a mattress specialty store or furniture retailer carries more options. Mattress Miracle in Brantford stocks queen storage bed frames in the showroom - we include assembly and delivery. Call (519) 770-0001 to check current stock.
Do bed frames come in gray or grey?
Yes - grey is one of the most popular colours for bed frames in Canada, particularly for upholstered frames and platform beds. Grey upholstered bed frames work with a wide range of bedroom colour schemes and have been a dominant trend in Canadian bedroom design since about 2018. Available in light grey, charcoal, and slate tones, they suit both contemporary and transitional interiors. Grey linen and grey velvet are the most common fabric options for upholstered queen frames. If you are shopping for a grey queen bed frame, confirm the specific shade matches your existing furniture and wall colour before ordering online - colours appear differently on-screen than in person.
What are bed frame covers?
Bed frame covers are accessories designed to hide the metal or wooden structure of a basic bed frame. The most common type is a bed skirt (also called a dust ruffle), which attaches under the mattress and drapes to the floor, concealing the legs and frame. Box spring covers are similar - fitted fabric shells that wrap around a box spring to give it a cleaner look. If you have a platform storage bed, the frame is typically built into the design and does not need covering. Bed skirts for queen frames are widely available in cotton, polyester, and linen at Canadian bedding retailers.
How tall is a queen storage bed frame, and does it use slats?
A queen storage bed frame typically stands 16 to 22 inches tall, compared with 10 to 14 inches for a basic platform - the extra height is the trade-off for the drawer or lift-up compartment underneath. Most storage frames support the mattress on a slatted base: wooden slats spaced 2.5 to 3 inches apart and held in place by side rails. In lift-up designs, that slat panel is the lid of the storage compartment. Research published in Sleep Health (Radwan et al., 2015) found that mattress support quality significantly affects sleep quality and reported back pain. Most mattress warranties require slat spacing under 3 inches with a centre support beam to prevent sagging. Dorothy, our Sleep Specialist, often points out that a tall storage frame is easier to get in and out of for older sleepers or anyone with hip stiffness - the standard 25-inch top-of-mattress height matches most adults' standing-knee height, which is much friendlier on the lower back than a low platform. Our Avalon Storage Platform Bed, Sterling Storage Platform Bed, and Lunenburg Platform Bed with 12 Drawers are three configurations we keep on the showroom floor for testing.
What styles of queen storage bed frames are available?
Queen storage bed frames come in most of the same styles as standard platforms: upholstered (linen, velvet, faux leather), solid wood (walnut, oak, pine), modern minimalist metal, Scandinavian-inspired light wood with clean lines, and boho-leaning styles with woven cane or rattan headboards. Sleigh and panel-style storage beds are less common because the curved sleigh footboard interferes with under-bed drawer clearance, but they do exist. Talia, who handles frame selection on our showroom floor, suggests choosing the headboard style first - that is the visible feature of the bed - and then matching a storage frame in a complementary finish. A walnut platform with a charcoal upholstered headboard, for example, looks intentional rather than mismatched. For upholstered options, our Windsor Velvet Storage Platform Bed and Lethbridge Velvet Storage Platform Bed show how the look pairs with drawer functionality. For solid wood, see the Canadian Made Platform Bed. For more on frame buying tradeoffs, see our double bed frame Canada guide. For the cornerstone bed frame buying framework, see our best bed frames in Canada 2026 guide.
What size bed spread fits a queen storage bed frame, and what about Murphy bed frames?
For a standard Canadian queen mattress (60 by 80 inches) on a queen storage bed frame, look for queen bedspreads in the 96 by 110-inch range, designed to drape to the floor. With a storage frame the bed sits 14 to 18 inches off the ground, so a 110-inch bedspread reaches comfortably to the floor; on a low platform frame (10 to 12 inches), an oversized king-width bedspread can also work and look intentional. Murphy bed frames are different: because the bed folds vertically into a cabinet, oversized bedspreads catch on the lift mechanism and can damage the pistons. For Murphy beds, use a fitted sheet plus a duvet that sits inside a low-profile retainer strap. Talia, who fits Brantford customers with bed frames in our showroom, says: "For storage beds, buy a bedspread one size too big rather than one size too small. You can tuck excess; you cannot stretch a too-small spread." For frame buying advice, browse our Windsor Velvet Storage Platform Bed or our bed frames collection. For Murphy bed sizing, see our complete Murphy beds in Canada guide.
What is a round bed frame, and does it work with a standard queen mattress?
A round bed frame is a circular bed platform, usually 7 to 8 feet in diameter, with a custom-cut round mattress on top. They are a niche purchase: hotel boutique rooms and 1970s-revival bedroom designs are the most common buyers. Round frames do not work with a standard rectangular queen mattress (60 by 80 inches) because the corners overhang and the round frame edge does not support the rectangular foam or coil structure properly. If you want a circular look but standard mattress practicality, oval upholstered headboards on a rectangular queen frame deliver the visual without the custom-mattress problem. Talia, who advises Brantford customers on frame selection, says: "Round beds look striking in a magazine. In real life, custom-cut sheets cost three times as much, replacement mattresses are special-order, and your duvet drapes weird." For our wider frame selection, browse our queen bed frames collection, or read our best bed frames in Canada 2026 guide for practical alternatives.
Where can I buy a queen bed frame in Victoria, BC?
Mattress Miracle is based in Brantford, Ontario, so we cannot verify Victoria stores in person. Major Victoria options for queen bed frames include EQ3 (Canadian-designed contemporary), Structube, The Brick (Mayfair), Leon's, and independent showrooms along Hillside Avenue and the Saanich Industrial area. Pricing typically runs $399 to $2,499 across these retailers depending on construction (engineered wood vs solid wood) and upholstery. The same evaluation criteria apply across cities: solid construction (lift the headboard if you can), proper slat spacing (no more than 3 inches apart for any foam mattress), and a centre support beam for queen and larger. The Canadian Chiropractic Association notes that a properly supported bed is part of a sleep system that helps manage back pain, since sagging slats translate to mattress sag and lumbar strain. For Canada-wide shipping options, browse our queen bed frames collection, with most products including shipping across Canada.
What size blanket fits a queen bed, and what about a queen canopy bed?
For a standard Canadian queen mattress (60 by 80 inches), look for queen blankets in the 90 by 90-inch range for everyday throws, or oversized 96 by 100-inch blankets if you want overhang on both sides and the foot of the bed. Queen canopy beds add another consideration: the four corner posts and overhead frame mean draping fabric (curtains or sheer panels) needs to be measured to the canopy frame height, not the mattress height, with curtains typically 84 to 96 inches long. Dorothy, our sleep specialist, says: "Canopy beds are beautiful and they collect dust at a rate that surprises new owners. If anyone in the household has dust mite allergies, plan to wash the canopy fabric every six to eight weeks at 60 degrees Celsius." The 1996 PubMed allergen study (PMID 8876094) on bedding allergens noted that fabric surfaces in the bedroom accumulate dust mite allergens at rates similar to mattresses when not washed regularly. Browse our queen bed frames collection for canopy and standard styles, or our bedding accessories collection for queen-size blankets.
What are queen bed frame designs with posts, and how do four-poster frames differ from canopy beds?
A four-poster queen bed frame has four vertical posts at the corners of the bed, typically 60 to 84 inches tall, with no overhead frame connecting them. A canopy bed adds a horizontal frame across the top, designed to hold draping fabric. Four-poster designs are easier to live with day-to-day (no fabric to wash, less dust collection, simpler bedding) and tend to suit transitional and farmhouse aesthetics, while canopy beds lean more romantic or luxury-traditional. Pricing for a four-poster queen bed frame in solid wood typically runs $899 to $2,499; metal posts $499 to $1,499; full canopy beds $1,299 to $3,999. Talia, who fits Brantford customers with bed frames, says: "For most homes, a four-poster gives you 80% of the visual presence of a canopy bed without the fabric maintenance. If you actually plan to use the canopy fabric, go full canopy. If you just want the architectural feel, four-poster is the smarter buy." The Canadian Chiropractic Association notes that bed frame stability matters for sleep mechanics - a wobbly four-poster transmits movement that can disrupt partner sleep. Look for solid hardwood posts and a centre support beam in the frame. Browse our queen bed frames collection for post and panel styles, or read our best bed frames in Canada 2026 guide for the wider style comparison.
Are queen bed frame sets (frame plus dresser plus nightstands) good value compared to buying separately?
Queen bed frame sets sold as bundles typically save 10 to 25% over buying the bed frame, dresser, and nightstands individually from the same line. The catch: bundle pricing usually applies only to a fixed multi-piece configuration (typically 3-piece, 5-piece, or 7-piece), so swapping in a different dresser or skipping a nightstand often loses the discount. Coordinated finishes also matter - bundled sets ship from the same dye-batch and finish run, while individual purchases sometimes show subtle colour shift between pieces, especially on stained wood. Dorothy, our sleep specialist, says: "For coordinated bedroom design, a set is the better buy. For mixed styles or smaller rooms where you do not need every piece, buy individual pieces and accept slight finish variations." Browse our bed frames collection or read our bedroom sets in Canada buying guide for current 5-piece and 7-piece options.
What is a queen bed for camping or RV use, and what mattress works with it?
A queen bed for camping in tents, RVs, trailers, or van conversions usually means one of three things: a queen-size air mattress (60 by 80 inches inflated, $89 to $349), a queen tri-fold or roll-up foam mattress for trailer bunks ($199 to $549), or a custom RV queen mattress sized to the manufacturer's specs (RV queens are often 60 by 75 inches - shorter than residential queens). Mattress choice matters more than frame: most RV queen mattresses ship with thin (4 to 6-inch) polyfoam, which is fine for occasional use but compresses to flat in 2 to 3 years of full-time travel. A 1-inch memory foam topper added to the manufacturer mattress usually doubles the comfortable lifespan. Talia tells Brantford RV-touring customers: "Measure your RV bed compartment before ordering. RV queen is often 5 inches shorter than residential queen, and standard sheets will bunch." Browse our queen mattress collection for residential options or our best foldable mattresses in Canada guide for portable picks.
What is a corner bed or corner storage bed, and can you get a queen size in Canada?
A corner bed (also called an L-shaped bed or corner storage bed) is a bed frame designed to sit flush in the corner of a room, with a right-angle headboard-and-side rail configuration that makes use of wall space rather than requiring clearance on two sides. They are more common in European furniture design than in traditional North American bedroom sets. In Canada, corner beds are primarily available through IKEA (the Sagstua and Hemnes daybed frames have corner-adjacent configurations), Wayfair Canada, and specialty urban furniture retailers. True L-shaped corner beds with integrated queen storage are less common than marketed - most Canadian "corner storage beds" are simply queen platform beds with storage drawers that are designed to place against a corner rather than having a structural corner frame. A corner storage bed in queen with under-bed drawers typically runs $599 to $1,299 in Canada. The practical advantage of placing a storage bed in a corner is gaining 2 to 3 linear feet of floor space that would otherwise be nightstand clearance - meaningful in urban bedrooms under 150 square feet. The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation recommends a minimum bedroom size of 9.8 by 9.5 feet for a queen bed with clearance, and corner placement can make that work in rooms closer to 9 by 10 feet. Browse our storage bed frames collection for queen storage beds, or our queen bed frame with storage guide for space-saving comparison.
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Bed skirts and queen comforter sets
Two bedding items that are directly affected by your bed frame choice: the bed skirt and the comforter set.
Queen bed skirt
A bed skirt (also called a dust ruffle) wraps around the box spring or platform base, hiding the frame and any storage underneath. For a queen storage bed, a bed skirt defeats the purpose unless it is the split-corner or wrap-around style that can be lifted for drawer access. If your storage bed has under-bed drawers that extend from the sides, avoid full-skirt designs - use a split-corner bed skirt instead, which allows drawer clearance on the sides.
Standard queen bed skirt dimensions: 60" × 80" deck size with a drop of 14 to 18 inches. Measure from the top of your box spring or platform to the floor before ordering - drops vary significantly between bed frames.
Queen comforter sets for storage beds
A storage queen bed frame does not affect comforter sizing. Standard queen comforters measure 88 to 92 inches wide by 92 to 96 inches long. A queen bed set with comforter typically includes the comforter plus two pillow shams. For natural fill options, our natural bedding collection includes:
- White Down Duvet 600 Loft - queen size, 289TC cotton shell. Use with any queen duvet cover. $295 (reg. $450)
- French Linen Duvet Cover - queen size duvet cover to pair with any insert. $245 (reg. $296)
- Bamboo Linen Duvet Cover - queen size, cooler option. $164
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