What types of Modway headboards are there?

Modway makes upholstered panel headboards, diamond and channel-tufted styles, and wood-frame designs, in profiles from low and modern to tall and dramatic. Tufted velvet and boucle are the most popular for a soft, upscale look, while slatted wood suits a warmer, more casual room. Wingback and arched silhouettes add architectural shape above the pillows. To pair one with a matching base, see Modway platform beds and frames.

What sizes do Modway headboards come in?

Standard sizes run twin, full, queen, king, and California king, so the headboard matches your existing mattress and frame. As a guide, a queen headboard spans about 62 inches wide and a king about 78 inches, with height varying by style from around 48 inches to over 60 inches. Confirming your bed frame's bolt pattern before ordering makes a wall-mount or frame-mount install straightforward.

How do you attach a Modway headboard?

Most Modway headboards bolt directly to a standard metal or platform bed frame using adjustable legs, and many can also mount to the wall for a floating look. Set the height so the bottom of the headboard sits just behind the mattress with no visible gap. The full brand range sits in the Modway collection.