








£589
+ additional colours and finishes available at Dunelm
* Divan Bed* Bed Mounted Headboard* Includes Mattress* Trendy and Soft Velvet Upholstery This all-inclusive divan set seamlessly marries functionality and elegance, featuring a refined headboard, and an extraordinary 800 pocket mattress. Silentnight's cutting-edge Mirapocket technology takes centre stage, providing 800 individual pocket springs for unparalleled comfort, support, and pressure relief. The zoned Mirapocket support system ensures even weight distribution, promoting effortless movement and enhancing spinal alignment, while the edge-to-edge support creates a haven for an undisturbed night's sleep. The mattress's responsive pocket springs adapt to your body weight, delivering a luxurious blend of comfort and personalised support. Plump filling layers and a sumptuously soft knitted mattress cover add to the lavishness, with a hypoallergenic finish for peace of mind. The medium-firm comfort rating caters to those who transition between back and side sleeping positions. Please note, the mattress binding colour may differ slightly from image. This does not affect the quality or use of the final product.
I love this bed’s sophisticated Maritime Velvet finish and plush velvet headboard, making it a luxe statement in any bedroom. Its sleek velvet upholstery combined with the Paris-style headboard brings a modern, yet timeless feel, ideal for contemporary or transitional interiors. The 800 pocket sprung mattress adds both comfort and support, making it a practical choice for everyday living. Styling-wise, it works well with neutral colour schemes-think soft greys, deep blues, or muted blushes-allowing the velvet texture to really stand out. To keep the look polished, consider adding layered bedding with subtle patterns or textures and bedside accents in brass or matte black. Practical tip: pair with light-toned accessories and a cosy throw for an inviting bedscape that balances comfort with style.
Clara Reynolds
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here