Japanese Style Tatami Bed with optional Tatami Mats, Headboard and Drawers. Ideal for traditional Japanese and minimalist decor.
*Full Double and Queen Size in all finishes are back ordered
*Twin Size, Cal King, and EK King in Natural finish is back ordered
*Wood finishes can vary, making each frame truly unique
Our Tatami Bed is a beautiful traditional platform bed with tatami mat foundation. The low profile and simple but durable design are accented with optional japanese style tatami mats. The Tatami Bed comes in Twin, Full Queen, Eastern and California King.
Create a peaceful space for your sleep or meditation. Complete your bed set with a futon mattress for added comfort and excellent back support (sold separately). The optional tatami mat foundation is made from 100% compressed straw and come with a tarp backing.
When it comes to choosing the right bed for your bedroom, there are a variety of styles available to choose from. The Japanese style platform bed is constructed with solid hardwood. These beds offer a sleek and simple design that can complement any decor style.
The low profile and clean lines of the Japanese style platform bed create a minimalist aesthetic. Perfect for those who want to create a calming and peaceful atmosphere in their bedroom. Additionally, due to its durable construction, a Japanese style platform bed can provide years of reliable use.
The tatami platform bed is a versatile piece of furniture that can add comfort and style to any bedroom. With the option to use or not use tatami mats. This bed offers a unique experience to suit any preference.
The optional tatami mats provide a traditional Japanese style of sleeping, while the bare platform bed allows for a minimalist, modern aesthetic. The beauty of this bed lies in its flexibility. Allowing homeowners to switch up their bedroom design and experience whenever they please. Plus, the sturdy platform ensures a comfortable night's sleep, no matter which option you choose.
Futon mattresses, futon covers, and pillows sold separately.
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Sleeping on a tatami mat offers a range of benefits that go beyond tradition. Tatami mats provide a firm yet supportive surface that promotes proper spinal alignment, reducing back pain and improving posture over time. They’re also highly breathable, preventing heat buildup and creating a cool, comfortable sleeping environment perfect for warmer climates. Additionally, tatami mats are made from natural materials like rice straw and rush grass, making them eco-friendly and non-toxic.
Choose Low Profile 5 Inch or 10 Inch Leg For Traditional Look or Higher 16 Inch Leg to accommodate storage.
| Size | A width (inches) | B headboard height (inches) | C length (inches) | D foot height (inches) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | 44 | 10 or 16 | 81 | 10 or 16 |
| Twin XL | 43 | 10 or 16 | 86 | 10 or 16 |
| Full Double | 61 | 10 or 16 | 81 | 10 or 16 |
| Queen | 66 | 10 or 16 | 86 | 10 or 16 |
| Cal King | 78 | 10 or 16 | 90 | 10 or 16 |
| Eastern King | 82 | 10 or 16 | 86 | 10 or 16 |
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After you have spent days or weeks deciding on the perfect futon mattress and futon frame for your needs, you want to make sure that it lasts a long time. Making sure that you regularly maintain your futon frame will ensure that it lasts for years and years. The maintenance is very easy, most of the time being completed within 5 minutes. When you receive your futon frame make sure that you keep the assembly hardware in a readily accessible place. One convenient place is to tape the allen key and wrench underneath the seat section or behind the front stretcher rail of the frame. Check the bolts on your futon frame every couple of months. If they're loose, lightly tighten them, but take care not to over tighten them. Learn more about How To Care And Maintain Your Futon?
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