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Despite the fact that a bed frame is something you’ll use every single day, it isn’t exactly the most thrilling purchase. Still, every bed needs a frame (no really, it does) to protect your mattress and elevate the overall look of your bedroom. The good news? You absolutely can find a bed that’s functional, helps express your personal style, and costs under a grand. We rounded up a few of the best beds under $1,000 to help you do just that.
Since moving to a new apartment a few months ago, I’ve been on the lookout for budget-friendly home decor. While I don’t mind splurging on a few key furniture pieces, when it comes to decorative accents, I tend to look for items that don’t break the bank. Designers tend to call this “the high/low method.”My friend, Libby Fehsenfeld, home staging consultant at Tralala Interiors, swears by it.
When I first moved into my Brooklyn apartment about two years ago now, I was thrilled to finally have more space — until I actually got my furniture in there and realized it looked like dollhouse decor. With much higher ceilings, about 10 times the wall space, and a whole extra room to fill, everything from my East Village studio looked downright silly in my Brooklyn one-bedroom.
