Amish Lexington Bed

The transitional style blends traditional craftsmanship with clean, modern lines. The opposing curves on the headboard and footboard provide a focal point that works well in both classic, ornate bedrooms and more contemporary, minimalist spaces.

Harder woods like Hickory and Quartersawn White Oak offer superior scratch resistance and prominent grain patterns, while Brown Maple provides a smoother, more uniform surface that takes stains exceptionally well. Choosing your wood type allows you to balance your preference for grain texture against the level of daily wear you expect.

Yes, the Lexington Bed is designed to be used with a standard mattress and box spring foundation. Ensure your box spring is the appropriate size for the bed frame you select.

Yes, you can choose from a variety of stain finishes to coordinate with your current pieces. Because these beds are handcrafted, the stain will highlight the natural characteristics of the chosen wood, so we recommend viewing samples if you are trying to achieve an exact color match.

Amish-made furniture is built using traditional joinery techniques rather than mass-produced assembly methods. This focus on individual craftsmanship ensures that the frame is structurally sound and built to withstand years of regular use.