If You Want to Make Your Bed Look Expensive, This 5-Star-Rated Headboard Has Designer Good Looks (but Only a £108 Price Tag)

It's no wonder the headboard has gotten glowing reviews from shoppers so far

Habitat onda headboard
(Image credit: Habitat)

Headboards are great when styling a bedroom. Depending on the style you choose, it can really anchor the space and act as a starting point for the color palette, aesthetic, and whole vibe. That's why switching out your headboard can also be the quickest way to completely refresh your bedroom. And if you're planning to do it, I'd recommend the new Onda Velvet Double Headboard in Rust from Habitat, which is currently just £108.

If you're looking for ways to make your bedroom more interesting, a top tip is opting for a separate headboard and bed base rather than a full frame. This means you can switch out the headboard (and hide the base with a nice valance) more easily and inexpensively.

Habitat's new Onda design comes in several different colors (including stripes). I’m drawn most to the velvet rust option, which feels perfectly fitting with the latest color trends and also happens to be 20% off right now. Ready to turn your bedroom from lifeless to luxurious? Of course you are.

You spend hours in your bed each day: why shouldn’t it look fabulous? And isn't it nice to know that upgrading your bedroom doesn’t have to involve buying a new bed frame?

As I mentioned, Habitat's Onda headboard comes in a few other styles, but you can also buy separate headboards from other brands, and I've listed a few of my favorites below.

Now you’ve got your bed sorted, why not give the rest of the room an upgrade? Before you start any major projects or begin buying any new furniture, make sure you factor in the 10 most important measurements to know for a better bedroom layout.

Ella Kipling
Contributing Writer

Ella is a news and features journalist with a passion for homes and interiors. Her previous role as an audience writer for Reach saw her cover trending property and gardening stories for publications like The Mirror and The Express. She has contributed property stories to The Times and The Sunday Times, reporting on everything from interior trends to construction standards, as well as interviewing people living in unique homes for the publication’s ‘Moving Stories' feature. Ella graduated from City St George’s, University of London with a master’s degree in Magazine Journalism in 2023, and has also written for The Independent, Women’s Health, Evening Standard, and The Big Issue, among others.