A headboard is usually a part of the bed or just a separate decor element that adds to the style of your bedroom, it can make a statement, give you storage space or additional light. If you don’t have a headboard but want one, you can make it of various materials and in various styles to fit the space – today we’ll show you some cool wooden headboards to add a cozy feel and a textural look to the bedroom.
Patterned Wood Headboards
If you want to add a pattern to your bedroom, rock a unique headboard clad with some pattern – usually it’s chevron. It can be a stained or a painted wooden headboard – whatever fits your bedroom style. Make a hexagon wooden headboard for a modern bedroom – touches of geometry are very trendy and edgy right now. One more idea suitable for boho or Moroccan bedrooms is a beautiful ornate wooden screen headboard, which can be stained or painted in any color.
A bright wooden headboard done with a pattern and muted colors to add a relaxed boho feel to the bedroom.
A large dark stained wooden headbard with a chevron pattern gives a texture to the bedroom.
A painted wooden headboard with a chevron pattern, a wicker lampshade and a jute rug for a boho meets rustic feel.
A simple modern headboard made of plywood hexagons looks very edgy and fresh.
A white headboard made of an ornate wooden screen and matching nightstands.
A stained herringbone plywood headboard is a stylish way to add some touch of color and pattern to the room.
An oversized dark stained herringbone framed wooden headboard is a cozy rustic idea for your bedroom.
Reclaimed/Weathered Wood Headboards
A reclaimed or weathered wooden headboard is a popular way to add a texture to the bedroom. It can be stained in any shade you like, and a great idea is to extend your headboard to the ceiling to make an impression. Use a pallet to make a cool industrial meets rustic headboard with storage space, be eco-friendly creating your own reclaimed wood headboard.
A pallet headboard with storage is a great rustic meets industrial idea for your bedroom.
A reclaimed wood headboard coming up to the ceiling makes a statement and adds texture.
A rich stained wooden headboard and matching nightstands for a rustic feel in the bedroom.
A shabby chic whitewashed headboard made of planks of different height.
A weathered wood headboard that is extended to the ceiling to have a bigger impact.
A farmhouse bedroom with a reclaimed wooden headboard that features a shelf with books, pumpkins and plants.
A bright fall boho bedroom with a reclaimed wooden headboard that adds even more coziness to the space.
A modern to boho bedroom with a reclaimed wooden headboard, brass sconces and a statement plant.
A serene modern bedroom with a reclaimed wooden headboard, a wicker pendant lamp and printed textiles.
Other Wooden Headboards
If the above stated ideas don’t fit your bedroom, think of a sleek wooden headboard in some rich stain, a living edge wooden headboard for a natural feel, an elegant wooden carved headboard, a bamboo plank headboard for a boho space, a vintage gate piece for a vintage bedroom or just look for more ideas below! These wooden headboards will definitely change the look of your bedroom making it cozy, welcoming and very eye-catching. Get inspired!
A beautiful rich stained headboard made of a vintage wooden door is a very creative and chic idea to go for.
A boho headboard made of rattan and jute pillows give a summer feel to the space.
A live edge wooden headboard with little floating nightstands adds a natural feel to the space.
A sleek warm stained wooden headboard and a floating nightstand attached to it.
A sleek wooden headboard with a frame matches this Scandinavian bedroom and brings coziness and warmth here.
A wood slice with a living edge is an original idea of a headboard with a natural feel.
An elegant rich stained carved wooden headboard with chic decor brings a touch of color and elegance to the space.
A contemporary monochromatic bedroom with a sleek woodne plank headboard that goes up the wall to the ceiling.
A refined vintage bedroom with a vintage shabby chic wooden frame - a part of an old gate that wows.