Caulfield Bed Frame
Matte black. Vertical fluting. Architectural shadow lines that shift with the light. The Caulfield Bed Frame brings sculptural contemporary design to the bedroom — reeded grooves run the full height of the tall headboard and continue across the matching footboard, finished in a low-sheen matte black that pairs naturally with warm timber floors, neutral linen, and minimalist styling. Constructed from sustainably sourced New Zealand pine with MDF for the fluted panels. Available in Queen and King sizes. Part of the 3-piece Caulfield range — matching Bedside Table and Tallboy sold separately.
Architectural Fluting in Matte Black
The Caulfield’s defining feature is the vertical reeded panelling that runs uninterrupted across both the tall headboard and the footboard. The fluted grooves catch light differently throughout the day — sharp shadow lines in direct sun, softer texture under lamp light — giving the matte black frame an architectural quality that flat-panel black beds can’t match. The frame reads as considered rather than heavy, which is why the same silhouette works in Japandi-leaning bedrooms, modern coastal schemes, and dark-academia-style master suites.
All-Over Vertical Fluting
Reeded grooves run full-height across the headboard panel and continue across the footboard — architectural shadow play, head-to-foot.
Low-Sheen Matte Black
Matte coating (not gloss) hides everyday marks better than high-shine finishes and reads less reflective in lamp light — the bed disappears into the wall when you want it to, and stands out when you don’t.
Tall, Supportive Headboard
Generous headboard height gives proper backing for sitting up to read, work on a laptop, or watch TV in bed — not the visual placeholder some low-profile contemporary beds settle for.
The Materials
The Caulfield uses sustainably sourced New Zealand pine for the structural frame — pine plantations in NZ are FSC-certified and well-managed for long-term timber supply. The fluted decorative panels (headboard and footboard) are MDF with the matte black finish applied — MDF stays dimensionally stable across the wide reeded surfaces where solid timber would expand, contract, and eventually crack the painted reeded profile. The pairing delivers genuine timber strength in the frame plus a flawless reeded finish that solid timber alone struggles to hold cleanly over time.
Dust the Fluted Grooves Weekly
Use a soft brush or microfibre cloth along the vertical grooves — the reeded channels collect more dust than flat surfaces. Pay attention to both the headboard and footboard.
Barely-Damp Cloth on Marks
Wipe marks with a barely-damp soft cloth, then dry immediately. The matte finish is more forgiving than gloss but standing water can lift the coating over time.
Avoid Abrasive Cleaners
Skip ammonia sprays, abrasive scouring pads, and harsh chemical cleaners — they can degrade the matte coating and create unwanted shiny patches.
Position Away from Direct Sun
Avoid placing the bed where it gets hours of harsh direct sunlight daily — matte finishes can fade unevenly over years of UV exposure.
What sizes is the Caulfield available in?
Queen and King only. Single, King Single, and Double are not available. No mattress included.
How does the Caulfield compare to the Cape Town?
Same all-over fluted design language, different finish and mood. Cape Town wears a warm Tasani Brown for softer, more traditional sophistication; the Caulfield wears matte black for bold contemporary impact. Choose Caulfield for dark/modern bedrooms or matte black furniture schemes. Choose Cape Town for warm-neutral palettes and timber-led interiors.
How does the matte black finish hold up day-to-day?
Better than gloss black. Matte coatings hide light scratches, fingerprints, and dust far more effectively than high-shine finishes — you don’t see every smudge across the surface. The trade-off: abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals can leave shiny patches where they strip the matte texture. Stick to a barely-damp soft cloth, avoid ammonia sprays, and keep the bed out of all-day direct sun to maintain the finish over years.
Is the Caulfield solid wood or MDF?
Hybrid construction. The structural frame (side rails, supports, legs) is solid New Zealand pine, sustainably sourced from FSC-certified plantations. The fluted decorative panels (headboard and footboard) are MDF with the matte black finish applied. MDF is used specifically because it holds the fine reeded profile cleanly over time, where solid pine in a wide reeded panel would expand and contract enough to crack the finish along the grooves.
What other pieces are in the Caulfield range?
The Caulfield Bedside Table and Caulfield Tallboy — both with matte black fluted bodies and pale marble-effect stone tops, which adds an extra material layer to the range. Note: no dresser with mirror in the Caulfield range. If you want a fully coordinated 4-piece set with dresser, our showroom team can suggest alternatives.
Matte black. Vertical fluting. Architectural shadow lines that shift with the light. The Caulfield Bed Frame brings sculptural contemporary design to the bedroom — reeded grooves run the full height of the tall headboard and continue across the matching footboard, finished in a low-sheen matte black that pairs naturally with warm timber floors, neutral linen, and minimalist styling. Constructed from sustainably sourced New Zealand pine with MDF for the fluted panels. Available in Queen and King sizes. Part of the 3-piece Caulfield range — matching Bedside Table and Tallboy sold separately.
Architectural Fluting in Matte Black
The Caulfield’s defining feature is the vertical reeded panelling that runs uninterrupted across both the tall headboard and the footboard. The fluted grooves catch light differently throughout the day — sharp shadow lines in direct sun, softer texture under lamp light — giving the matte black frame an architectural quality that flat-panel black beds can’t match. The frame reads as considered rather than heavy, which is why the same silhouette works in Japandi-leaning bedrooms, modern coastal schemes, and dark-academia-style master suites.
All-Over Vertical Fluting
Reeded grooves run full-height across the headboard panel and continue across the footboard — architectural shadow play, head-to-foot.
Low-Sheen Matte Black
Matte coating (not gloss) hides everyday marks better than high-shine finishes and reads less reflective in lamp light — the bed disappears into the wall when you want it to, and stands out when you don’t.
Tall, Supportive Headboard
Generous headboard height gives proper backing for sitting up to read, work on a laptop, or watch TV in bed — not the visual placeholder some low-profile contemporary beds settle for.
The Materials
The Caulfield uses sustainably sourced New Zealand pine for the structural frame — pine plantations in NZ are FSC-certified and well-managed for long-term timber supply. The fluted decorative panels (headboard and footboard) are MDF with the matte black finish applied — MDF stays dimensionally stable across the wide reeded surfaces where solid timber would expand, contract, and eventually crack the painted reeded profile. The pairing delivers genuine timber strength in the frame plus a flawless reeded finish that solid timber alone struggles to hold cleanly over time.
Dust the Fluted Grooves Weekly
Use a soft brush or microfibre cloth along the vertical grooves — the reeded channels collect more dust than flat surfaces. Pay attention to both the headboard and footboard.
Barely-Damp Cloth on Marks
Wipe marks with a barely-damp soft cloth, then dry immediately. The matte finish is more forgiving than gloss but standing water can lift the coating over time.
Avoid Abrasive Cleaners
Skip ammonia sprays, abrasive scouring pads, and harsh chemical cleaners — they can degrade the matte coating and create unwanted shiny patches.
Position Away from Direct Sun
Avoid placing the bed where it gets hours of harsh direct sunlight daily — matte finishes can fade unevenly over years of UV exposure.
What sizes is the Caulfield available in?
Queen and King only. Single, King Single, and Double are not available. No mattress included.
How does the Caulfield compare to the Cape Town?
Same all-over fluted design language, different finish and mood. Cape Town wears a warm Tasani Brown for softer, more traditional sophistication; the Caulfield wears matte black for bold contemporary impact. Choose Caulfield for dark/modern bedrooms or matte black furniture schemes. Choose Cape Town for warm-neutral palettes and timber-led interiors.
How does the matte black finish hold up day-to-day?
Better than gloss black. Matte coatings hide light scratches, fingerprints, and dust far more effectively than high-shine finishes — you don’t see every smudge across the surface. The trade-off: abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals can leave shiny patches where they strip the matte texture. Stick to a barely-damp soft cloth, avoid ammonia sprays, and keep the bed out of all-day direct sun to maintain the finish over years.
Is the Caulfield solid wood or MDF?
Hybrid construction. The structural frame (side rails, supports, legs) is solid New Zealand pine, sustainably sourced from FSC-certified plantations. The fluted decorative panels (headboard and footboard) are MDF with the matte black finish applied. MDF is used specifically because it holds the fine reeded profile cleanly over time, where solid pine in a wide reeded panel would expand and contract enough to crack the finish along the grooves.
What other pieces are in the Caulfield range?
The Caulfield Bedside Table and Caulfield Tallboy — both with matte black fluted bodies and pale marble-effect stone tops, which adds an extra material layer to the range. Note: no dresser with mirror in the Caulfield range. If you want a fully coordinated 4-piece set with dresser, our showroom team can suggest alternatives.
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Matte black. Vertical fluting. Architectural shadow lines that shift with the light. The Caulfield Bed Frame brings sculptural contemporary design to the bedroom — reeded grooves run the full height of the tall headboard and continue across the matching footboard, finished in a low-sheen matte black that pairs naturally with warm timber floors, neutral linen, and minimalist styling. Constructed from sustainably sourced New Zealand pine with MDF for the fluted panels. Available in Queen and King sizes. Part of the 3-piece Caulfield range — matching Bedside Table and Tallboy sold separately.
Architectural Fluting in Matte Black
The Caulfield’s defining feature is the vertical reeded panelling that runs uninterrupted across both the tall headboard and the footboard. The fluted grooves catch light differently throughout the day — sharp shadow lines in direct sun, softer texture under lamp light — giving the matte black frame an architectural quality that flat-panel black beds can’t match. The frame reads as considered rather than heavy, which is why the same silhouette works in Japandi-leaning bedrooms, modern coastal schemes, and dark-academia-style master suites.
All-Over Vertical Fluting
Reeded grooves run full-height across the headboard panel and continue across the footboard — architectural shadow play, head-to-foot.
Low-Sheen Matte Black
Matte coating (not gloss) hides everyday marks better than high-shine finishes and reads less reflective in lamp light — the bed disappears into the wall when you want it to, and stands out when you don’t.
Tall, Supportive Headboard
Generous headboard height gives proper backing for sitting up to read, work on a laptop, or watch TV in bed — not the visual placeholder some low-profile contemporary beds settle for.
The Materials
The Caulfield uses sustainably sourced New Zealand pine for the structural frame — pine plantations in NZ are FSC-certified and well-managed for long-term timber supply. The fluted decorative panels (headboard and footboard) are MDF with the matte black finish applied — MDF stays dimensionally stable across the wide reeded surfaces where solid timber would expand, contract, and eventually crack the painted reeded profile. The pairing delivers genuine timber strength in the frame plus a flawless reeded finish that solid timber alone struggles to hold cleanly over time.
Dust the Fluted Grooves Weekly
Use a soft brush or microfibre cloth along the vertical grooves — the reeded channels collect more dust than flat surfaces. Pay attention to both the headboard and footboard.
Barely-Damp Cloth on Marks
Wipe marks with a barely-damp soft cloth, then dry immediately. The matte finish is more forgiving than gloss but standing water can lift the coating over time.
Avoid Abrasive Cleaners
Skip ammonia sprays, abrasive scouring pads, and harsh chemical cleaners — they can degrade the matte coating and create unwanted shiny patches.
Position Away from Direct Sun
Avoid placing the bed where it gets hours of harsh direct sunlight daily — matte finishes can fade unevenly over years of UV exposure.
What sizes is the Caulfield available in?
Queen and King only. Single, King Single, and Double are not available. No mattress included.
How does the Caulfield compare to the Cape Town?
Same all-over fluted design language, different finish and mood. Cape Town wears a warm Tasani Brown for softer, more traditional sophistication; the Caulfield wears matte black for bold contemporary impact. Choose Caulfield for dark/modern bedrooms or matte black furniture schemes. Choose Cape Town for warm-neutral palettes and timber-led interiors.
How does the matte black finish hold up day-to-day?
Better than gloss black. Matte coatings hide light scratches, fingerprints, and dust far more effectively than high-shine finishes — you don’t see every smudge across the surface. The trade-off: abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals can leave shiny patches where they strip the matte texture. Stick to a barely-damp soft cloth, avoid ammonia sprays, and keep the bed out of all-day direct sun to maintain the finish over years.
Is the Caulfield solid wood or MDF?
Hybrid construction. The structural frame (side rails, supports, legs) is solid New Zealand pine, sustainably sourced from FSC-certified plantations. The fluted decorative panels (headboard and footboard) are MDF with the matte black finish applied. MDF is used specifically because it holds the fine reeded profile cleanly over time, where solid pine in a wide reeded panel would expand and contract enough to crack the finish along the grooves.
What other pieces are in the Caulfield range?
The Caulfield Bedside Table and Caulfield Tallboy — both with matte black fluted bodies and pale marble-effect stone tops, which adds an extra material layer to the range. Note: no dresser with mirror in the Caulfield range. If you want a fully coordinated 4-piece set with dresser, our showroom team can suggest alternatives.
