Super King Size Headboards

One of the best things about a headboard is the added glamour it provides. But as well as style, there’s plenty more to be achieved. It’s worth considering exactly what you want from your super king size headboard before you decide on the style. Some of the other benefits include:

• Prevents stains on the wall
• Provides back support
• Stops pillows falling off the top of your bed

Based on what’s important, you can start to finetune your decision. For example, if back support is key, look towards fabric headboards which are often padded. If you’ve a bunch of little ones who like to jump in the bed on a Sunday morning, a wipeclean faux leather headboard will help prevent grubby fingers making a mess.

What are the different types of super king headboards?

Each type has certain benefits and will suit different styles of room design. Our most common types are fabric upholstered – either a PVC / cotton mix or full cotton linen – as well as faux leather or adjustable.

Fabric upholstered

Comfier than metal or wood, fabric upholstered headboards are a luxurious choice. Great for lazy mornings with breakfast in bed, they come in a huge range of colours and materials with varying levels of padding, too. For the ultimate in comfort, go for cotton linen. If the material is less of an issue, a standard fabric will suffice.

Faux Leather & Leather

Conscious about your environmental impact but still want an elegant finish for your bedroom? Consider a faux leather super king headboard to get the leather look without the guilt. They’re usually much cheaper than leather headboards, too. But if you’d prefer going all out, a leather superking headboard is the ultimate style statement.

Adjustable

Just because you have an adjustable bed doesn’t mean you can’t find a beautiful super king headboard to pair it with. These headboards are designed to work around the mechanisms used to adjust your mattress.

How to choose your super king headboard

When it comes to choosing the best headboard for your bedroom, there are a few things to think about. You’ll need to consider everything from size to material, padding to colour.

Size

Clearly, you’ll need your superking headboard to at least match the width of your mattress. Outside of this there are no other specific size requirements. So, depending on the style you choose, the size of your super king headboard will vary.

That said a super king bed headboard will always be at least 6ft wide – the same size as a super king mattress. But they can go beyond, so make sure it fits the space you have in mind. It’s also worth checking height too, especially if you have shelving or artwork above your bed.

Material

The material your headboard is made from should be your first consideration. Wooden headboards generally suit wooden beds, metal headboards suit metal beds, and so on. However, this doesn’t mean you can’t mix and match. Leather can look great with wood, while some metal headboards can work well with fabric upholstered divan bases. It’s also worth considering how easily cleaned the materials are. Leather and faux leather are the lowest maintenance as they are generally wipe clean. For any other materials, consider buying a fabric cleaner just in case there are ever any mishaps.

Colour

Matching colours will always work great and provide a consistent and finished aesthetic for your bedroom. Consider your bedroom’s colour palette and look to find a headboard that suits. For a warm and textured style, look for light and natural styles. If something minimal and clean is more up your street – white, grey and black tones work well.

Padding

If you like to relax in bed with a book or a hot drink, you’ll want a decent level of padding to rest on. Fabric upholstered and leather headboards are your best bet. Wooden and metal headboards can be a little uncomfortable without added pillows, so look for a plush fabric and relax in the height of luxury.

For any more information about our incredible collection of super king headboards, speak to one of our advisors now. Call on 0800 652 5090.