




£320 £310
Our Maddox features a cushioned panelled headboard with a wingback silhouette, combining luxurious comfort and a modern, sleek look. Soft and luxurious velvet fabric in a versatile chocolate brown shade complements various interior styles. Convenient storage space accessible via a smooth gas-lift mechanism, ideal for bedding, pillows, or seasonal items. Contemporary vertical stitch detailing on the headboard creates an instant focal point in the bedroom. Ideal for maximising bedroom storage without compromising on style. The stunning Maddox Ottoman bed has it all; style, comfort and storage. Upholstered in a luxurious chocolate brown velvet fabric, it is easy to coordinate with other furniture pieces and fits perfectly into any modern bedroom scheme. The padded winged headboard is sumptuously cushioned. The end-opening gas-lift mechanism allows you to access the generous storage space with ease, and the compartment features a fabric-lined base to protect your items from dust and wear. The bed features a durable wooden frame with a sturdy wooden sprung-slatted base, which is supported by central legs for extra stability. This bed fits a UK standard small double mattress, which is not included, giving you the freedom to pair it with a mattress of your choice.
I love this dark chocolate velvet bed for its plush, luxurious feel and versatile style. Its rich hue adds warmth and depth to both contemporary and traditional interiors, making it a statement piece in a monochrome or neutral scheme. The winged headboard offers a touch of elegance and cocooning comfort, perfect for cosy nights in. For styling, pair it with textured bedding and layered cushions in complementary tones or metallic accents to elevate the look. Practical tips include adding under-bed storage for a clutter-free space, and using soft, ambient lighting to enhance the velvety finish. It works especially well in rooms aiming for a sophisticated but inviting atmosphere.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Furniture123's website here