The Theodore Alexander Rome Upholstered King Bed gives the collection's slender, organic framework a softer role, wrapping the headboard in UP7284 fabric and framing it in oak veneer finished in dark Nera. The graceful curves that run through every Rome piece appear here as a low, sculptural outline. It is a king bed for a modern primary bedroom where comfort at the headboard matters as much as the silhouette.
Design & Craftsmanship
From Theodore Alexander's Rome collection, the bed frame is made of oak veneer in the Nera finish, while the upholstery is shown in UP7284 fabric, a 100% polyester cloth edged with welting trim. The bed is built for a US King mattress (76 x 80" / 193 x 203 cm), accepts most adjustable mattress frames and a 5" box spring is recommended.
Standing 56 inches at the headboard, the Theodore Alexander Rome Upholstered King Bed suits a Brickell condo or a Coral Gables home where the bed faces a window and needs a strong but not towering form. Matching nightstands and a six-drawer dresser are offered in the Rome collection, so the whole room can share the same dark oak character.
Dimensions & Specifications
- King: 81" W x 86.5" D x 56" H (205.8 x 219.4 x 142.2 cm)
- Fits a US King mattress: 76 x 80" (193 x 203 cm)
- Frame: Oak veneer, Nera finish (VCF1985)
- Upholstery: UP7284 fabric, 100% polyester, welting trim
- Foundation: 5" box spring recommended; accepts most adjustable mattress frames
- Net weight: 242.5 lb
- SKU: TA83116.1DLA
Why buy your Theodore Alexander bed at Decor House
With more than 40 years in Miami, Decor House Furniture is an authorized Theodore Alexander dealer and a natural place to buy the Rome collection. Our white glove delivery crew unpacks the bed, positions it in your bedroom and removes every piece of packaging. The Decor House Trade Program gives designers and architects dedicated support, and the showroom at 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd in Coral Gables lets you sit against the upholstered headboard before deciding. Order the Theodore Alexander Rome Upholstered King Bed and settle into the sculptural side of modern design.
