A softly fluted headboard in cream Milk Weave, above a lift-up base that hides generous storage — the Chiltern brings quiet order to a bedroom.
An ottoman bed is one of the most quietly practical pieces a bedroom can hold — the whole base lifts to reveal deep, usable storage, keeping spare bedding, seasonal clothing and everything else neatly out of sight without a single extra piece of furniture. The Chiltern pairs that practicality with a genuinely elegant form: a tall headboard drawn in vertical fluted lines, upholstered in a soft cream Milk Weave fabric that reads calm and neutral against almost any scheme. As seen in the image, styled against panelled walls with crisp white bedding and dark bedside tables, it is the piece that sets the tone for the whole room.
What sets it apart
The detail that makes it different
The vertical fluting is what lifts the Chiltern above a plain upholstered bed — those soft channels catch the light and add gentle rhythm and depth to the headboard, giving a tailored, considered look that feels far more expensive than a flat panel. Beneath the calm surface, a smooth gas-lift mechanism raises the sprung slatted base with ease, so the storage stays effortless to use day to day. With a choice of two headboard heights, the Chiltern flexes to suit both lower-ceilinged rooms and those that call for a taller, more statement headboard.
