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The Kensington Sleigh Bed is a nod to classic bedroom furniture done right. The sweeping sleigh silhouette — curved headboard and footboard rolling outward at the top — gives it an old-world elegance that very few modern bed frames can replicate, paired here with a rustic panel design that keeps it grounded rather than overly formal.
Built from solid Canadian wood throughout, it's the kind of statement piece that fits a well-appointed primary bedroom, a heritage home, or any space where traditional craftsmanship is the point. This isn't a reproduction of a sleigh bed — it's a handcrafted solid wood version built to last for decades.
Features:
- Wood slats with center supports (for box spring/mattress combination)
- Option to purchase extra strength Slats (no boxspring required)
Available Sizes:
Headboard 48″ High, Footboard 34″ High
King Bed: 80.5″ Wide x 89″ Deep
Queen Bed: 63.5″ Wide x 89″ Deep
Double Bed: 56.5″ Wide x 83″ Deep
Single Bed: 41.5″ Wide x 83″ Deep
Available types of wood:
Pine - A commonly used softer wood for furniture. It is a very light yellowish colour with a general uniform colour and texture. It usually has many knots with a small grain pattern.
Wormy Maple - A type of hardwood that is characterized by wormholes and colour variations/mineral streaks that are caused by the Ambrosia beetle. This light brown wood with wavy patterns is highly sought after for its unique rustic appearance and strength. There are no two boards alike in this beautiful and popular wood.
Brown Maple - A type of hardwood that is prized for versatility and durability. It has a light brown to medium brown colour with a subtle grain pattern. This is a good choice for any furniture.
Wood Textures:
Smooth - Wood is sanded smooth to show natural grain and texture.
Millsawn - This is our most rustic texture that creates a rugged natural look and feel. It is a rough lumber that comes from the handplaning and sanding from the mill. This is not a flat surface and can be uneven.
Stains:
Actual colours may vary from your device's screen. Due to the nature and colour of the wood each stain colour will look different when applied to the different types of wood. Wood such as pine and cedar absorb the stains more that hardwoods like Wormy Maple and Brown Maple. The stain colours can also be effected by the texture of the wood as well as the base colour of the wood.
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