With the arrival of summer, many of us want to give a twist to home decoration and be inspired by beach destinations. Or directly if we are lucky enough to have a second residence in these places, choose furniture typical of this time of year.
When temperatures rise, it is difficult to resist fabrics with natural fibers or elements made of materials such as rattan or wicker. That is why these headboards (and a screen) that we sign in the sales of La Redoute seem like a more than successful purchase this season, to give it that look bohemian and beachy to our favorite stay on vacation: the bedroom.
The first option is this 150 cm rattan headboard with decorative strips placed asymmetrically to give it a more boho touch and rounded tips. A version of the classic beach headboard, which is inspired by the most summery decoration vintage to become an object of desire today for 199.99 168.99 euros.
La Redoute Kolaka Rattan Headboard
But if you prefer to opt for the classic, this 150 cm round rattan headboard for a bed is the icon of every 90s (and even 70s) beach apartment worth its salt, a bedroom staple with beach decor that is back on trend. and what do we find by 199 178.99 euros.
Tio rattan headboard
This headboard is the absolute protagonist of our cover photo and also slightly wider than the rest (186 cm). A handmade braided rattan design that gives it this bohemian yet luxurious touch typical of the most exotic villas in paradisiacal destinations. An undoubtedly original option and a commitment to the design that we find by 299 238.99 euros.
Palma braided rattan headboard
We did not abandon summer materials, this time we opted for wicker for 150 cm beds, another classic that we now find in this elegant oriental-inspired headboard. Rounded with black edges and made of braided wicker or cannage in an artisanal way, it is both minimalist and original by 269 214.98 euros.
Wicker cane headboard, Cedak
Another bet on the classic is this rattan cane headboard designed for 150 cm beds, with a design in the form of a grid or cannage. A decorative element that well understood can be quite modern (if we know how to break the classic aesthetic a bit with other more daring furniture). We found it lowered by 469 422 euros.
Rattan cane headboard Vialla model
Finally, both to divide a room and to decorate a room providing a bohemian touch, we have this minbre screen in natural color to match the first headboard of this compilation, but which will combine great with other more sober furniture (creating contrast ).
One way to make the most of it is by decorating it with string lights, hanging pots (as in the photo) or our favorite silk scarves. 259 206.99 euros.
Masaya model wicker screen
In Decoesfera | We dress our summer bed: sheets, bedspreads and quilts with fresh designs to sleep without being overheated
Note: some of the links posted here are from affiliates. Despite this, none of the articles mentioned have been proposed either by the brands or by the stores, their introduction being a unique decision of the team of editors.
With the arrival of summer, many of us want to give a twist to home decoration and be inspired by beach destinations. Or directly if we are lucky enough to have a second residence in these places, choose furniture typical of this time of year.
When temperatures rise, it is difficult to resist fabrics with natural fibers or elements made of materials such as rattan or wicker. That is why these headboards (and a screen) that we sign in the sales of La Redoute seem like a more than successful purchase this season, to give it that look bohemian and beachy to our favorite stay on vacation: the bedroom.
The first option is this 150 cm rattan headboard with decorative strips placed asymmetrically to give it a more boho touch and rounded tips. A version of the classic beach headboard, which is inspired by the most summery decoration vintage to become an object of desire today for 199.99 168.99 euros.
La Redoute Kolaka Rattan Headboard
But if you prefer to opt for the classic, this 150 cm round rattan headboard for a bed is the icon of every 90s (and even 70s) beach apartment worth its salt, a bedroom staple with beach decor that is back on trend. and what do we find by 199 178.99 euros.
Tio rattan headboard
This headboard is the absolute protagonist of our cover photo and also slightly wider than the rest (186 cm). A handmade braided rattan design that gives it this bohemian yet luxurious touch typical of the most exotic villas in paradisiacal destinations. An undoubtedly original option and a commitment to the design that we find by 299 238.99 euros.
Palma braided rattan headboard
We did not abandon summer materials, this time we opted for wicker for 150 cm beds, another classic that we now find in this elegant oriental-inspired headboard. Rounded with black edges and made of braided wicker or cannage in an artisanal way, it is both minimalist and original by 269 214.98 euros.
Wicker cane headboard, Cedak
Another bet on the classic is this rattan cane headboard designed for 150 cm beds, with a design in the form of a grid or cannage. A decorative element that well understood can be quite modern (if we know how to break the classic aesthetic a bit with other more daring furniture). We found it lowered by 469 422 euros.
Rattan cane headboard Vialla model
Finally, both to divide a room and to decorate a room providing a bohemian touch, we have this minbre screen in natural color to match the first headboard of this compilation, but which will combine great with other more sober furniture (creating contrast ).
One way to make the most of it is by decorating it with string lights, hanging pots (as in the photo) or our favorite silk scarves. 259 206.99 euros.
Masaya model wicker screen
In Decoesfera | We dress our summer bed: sheets, bedspreads and quilts with fresh designs to sleep without being overheated
Note: some of the links posted here are from affiliates. Despite this, none of the articles mentioned have been proposed either by the brands or by the stores, their introduction being a unique decision of the team of editors.
