The sloping headboard and soft upholstery make IDANÄS upholstered bed frame extra comfortable. Wake up with coffee and a morning paper! Classic button detailing and turned wooden legs are timeless.
Article Number604.589.58
Product details
IDANÄS upholstered bed frame has a thick, sloping headboard that provides comfortable support for your back - perfect for lazy mornings and long evenings when reading a newspaper or a thrilling book in bed.
Classic button detailing makes the headboard eye-catching in any bedroom.
The upholstery is soft to the touch and makes bedtime even cozier.
The solid wooden legs are strong and sturdy – and complement the classic design.
Create a coordinated bedroom by combining this bed frame with other furniture from the IDANÄS series.
Easy to put together thanks to a simplified assembly process with fewer steps and hardware.
GUNNARED dark gray fabric is durable and gives the bedroom a timeless style.
There’s plenty of space under the bed for storage boxes - perfect for storing extra duvets and pillows.
You can easily vacuum under the bed frame to keep the space clean and dust-free.
Adjustable bed sides allow you to use mattresses of different thicknesses.
Designer
Francis Cayouette
Measurements
- Length: 88 1/4 "
- Width: 62 5/8 "
- Footboard height: 16 1/2 "
- Headboard height: 47 5/8 "
- Mattress length: 79 1/2 "
- Mattress width: 59 7/8 "
- Free height under bed: 8 1/4 "
Reviews
Will break in less than 3 yearsTomThis bed is garbage. Look up external reviews and complaints on reddit. The legs will snap within 3 years and ikea will tell you to kick rocks. Customer service told me to go to my nearest store to get replacement parts and, when I got there, they told me they won't replace them. All the online complaints are about the same parts and they still sell it, even more expensive at that. I dont know what happened to ikea's customer service since the pandemic but this whole ordeal struck the wrong chord with me. $500 down the drain. Avoid this.
very poorly made bed and no interest in fixingMaryMy daughter purchased this bed a few years ago. We should have returned it. The wooden support planks do not fit properly (too short) and we thought we could secure them ourselves. Since that time they have been falling on a regular basis and leaving space which is not good for the mattress or my daughter's back. Soon after the bed arrived we contacted IKEA twice and were told we would receive new slats both times. NEVER ARRIVED!! So disappointed in IKEA. What would it have taken to send new slats that actually fit on this full size bed after spending hundreds of dollars on it???? The legs are also wobbly as other reviews have stated. Very poor structure quality and even worse customer service. So disappointed in IKEA!!!
Very disappointingJennyvieveLate delivery and they sent both left side beams.
Dangerous, Unstable, and No Support from IKEAJulianI bought the IDANÄS King upholstered bed frame (Gunnared dark gray) in January 2022. It’s not just poorly made—it’s dangerous. The front legs are part of the main structural support, and after normal use, they became unstable to the point where the entire bed is now unusable and unsafe. It wobbles, sinks, and leans, making it a hazard to sleep on.
Worse, there’s no warranty, and when I contacted IKEA, they told me to visit the store. My closest store is over 3.5 hours away—an absurd solution for a serious product defect. It’s clear from online reviews that this is a known issue, yet IKEA continues to sell it with no fix and no accountability.
Do not buy this bed. It’s not built to last, and IKEA won’t help when it inevitably fails.
Worst BedPravinDon’t waste your time and money on this bed
Worst Bed Purchased from IKEA PravinAs previous customers have stated, the quality of the legs is just HORRIBLE! Both front legs snapped off and the bed is currently unusable. To add insult to injury, IKEA does not offer these legs as replacement parts and the only answer I received was a lukewarm apology from an IKEA associate in the online chat. Unless IKEA fixes this problem, you better steer away from this bed! I received email from IKEA regarding details after that nothing offered as solution for this stay away
Same broken leg issue - no resolution from IKEAAnonymous reviewerThe legs broke off after 21 months and IKEA refuses to do anything about it because it's outside the 180-day window and "there is no limited warranty for this product." I purchased this bed in-store, so prior to my purchase I didn't see the MANY, MANY negative reviews of this bed -- going back at least to 2022 -- about the legs breaking. If I had, I certainly wouldn't have purchased it. Apparently this has been a known safety issue for years now, yet Ikea is still selling this bed, and still refusing to do right by the customers. FWIW, I'm an average sized person living alone, and the bed has never been disassembled or moved. Bed frames should last more than a few months, especially for this much money. I've always loved Ikea, but now I will certainly think twice or thrice before buying anything expensive there again. Like another reviewer noted: shame on Ikea for continuing to profit off of unsafe products.
Cheap partsBrandonWe purchased this bed frame on 5/24/25. This is my 5th ikea bed frame as i have moved through out the years and sold them all. The quality has progressively declined.
When building this frame, my first king, i noticed some upgrades that impressed me at first. I did notice the center support beam was not a solid piece of wood.
The support beam broke in 4 days. We are not crazy heavy people either. We called up support and they offered to comp to the metal support beam that has legs, if we have our original receipt. I may have accidentally thrown it out after building it. So, we are hoping the store can assist with the credit card.
Still, for an $800 frame, why would you not use solid wood for the center support? I dont know if this was a damaged beam, but they dont make wooden replacements. My experience with the ikea metal supports hasnt been great. Within a year, the support legs are loose and worn.
Do Not Buy This Bed - The Legs Break Off and IKEA Does Nothing!JenniferThis bed was a waste of $600. As many others have said, the front legs break off randomly. IKEA does not sell them as replacement parts and will not do anything to resolve the issue if the bed is over 6 months old. My daughter sat on it and the legs broke off, tossing her to the floor. She was sobbing thinking she had unintentionally broken my bed. Shame on IKEA for knowing this is a safety problem and doing nothing about it. Do more children need to be injured or killed by your products before you do anything?! Do better!
Poor quality legs! PatriciaAs previous customers have stated, the quality of the legs is just HORRIBLE! Both front legs snapped off and the bed is currently unusable. To add insult to injury, IKEA does not offer these legs as replacement parts and the only answer I received was a lukewarm apology from an IKEA associate in the online chat. Unless IKEA fixes this problem, you better steer away from this bed!
Poor Quality – Front Legs Snapped Off After 1 YearPerryI had high hopes for the IDANÄS bed, but after just over a year of regular use, both front legs completely snapped off. No excessive weight, no rough treatment—just normal, everyday use. A quick look at other reviews shows I’m not alone. Dozens of customers have reported the same issue, and yet IKEA’s response is always the same: “Sorry for the inconvenience,” with no actual fix or accountability. It’s frustrating and disappointing, especially from a brand known for quality and design. For a bed at this price point, this kind of failure is unacceptable. If safety, durability, and customer service matter to you, do yourself a favor and stay far away from the IDANÄS bed. IKEA needs to take these complaints seriously and offer a real solution—not just apologies.
Great bed, HORRIBLE legsJenniferWe've had this bed since moving to our new place in August 2021. No complaints regarding set up/assembly, comfort, looks; we've really enjoyed it. The problem started severl months ago when we noticed the bed was becoming "wobbly" and very shaky. Did our best to tighten the legs, although one of them appeared to be stripped and wouldn't tighten. Helped to make the bed sturdy for a couple of months, but the problem returned and has really been annoying. Went online to look for and order replacement legs, but they are not available. I was highly discouraged once I read all of the sub-par one- and two-star reviews, mostly regarding the legs. If I would have known this, I would not have purchased this item. Hoping my review will save someone else the frustration going forward...choose another bed!
The headboard makes a strange noisePeiqingEvery time I lean against it, it makes a sound. The headboard is made of two joined panels, which feel quite unstable.
Legs - planned obsolescence?PierceThe legs are obviously a design flaw - all that I've seen online with this problem (many) show that the bolt snapped in between the leg and the corner piece it's connected to. This happens with products, I'm not too upset that there was a design flaw. I am, however, annoyed that the ikea response is just to return it within 180 days. I bet almost everyone here is past that date; it seems 2-3 years is how long these last on average. I would be happy to order a replacement, even pay for it, but these legs aren't even a listed part so I'm out of luck. When so many people have the same issue, there needs to be a solution for it because now I'm hesitant my next purchase from here won't last. Not planning to shop Ikea any time soon.
MInor fix and the bed was perfectAnthonyBought this bed about two weeks ago and loved it in the store. Got it home and it was squeaking when we rolled over at night. I did two fixes and it was great. I applied 1 inch x 1/8 inch solid neoprene strips on the metal slats and the center wooden slat and no more squaks. Also placed a adjustable support legs under the wooden center slat for even more stability. No issues since doing that!
Front leg breaks offJennPurchased this bed in 2022.
After a year it started to squeak with movement. Then the front leg fell off after the boys (both less than 70 lbs were playing on it)
We replaced the leg twice, but it keeps falling off.
It is a shame. It looks nice and has lots of room for storage under it. Luckily the falling bed hasn't broke any items or fallen on our pet!
We are gonna attempt one more time to replace the leg before we'll have to place it on the floor.
DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY YeimyI am extremely disappointed with the IDANÄS bed from IKEA. After only one year of use, it started making a loud squeaking noise every time I move, which is incredibly annoying. It has also become very unstable, and to make matters worse, two of the legs broke completely. Now, I’m forced to sleep on the floor because the bed is no longer usable. I expected better quality for the price, and I’m beyond frustrated with how quickly this bed fell apart. Would not recommend this product to anyone.
DO NOT BUY - THE LEGS BREAK WITHIN TWO YEARSJoonDO NOT BUY - THE LEGS BREAK WITHIN TWO YEARS
Ikea has no warranty and no replacements.
Doesn’t lastSandraSurprised to see this bed is still being sold. IKEA the legs on this bed do not last. I bought a king and queen, lasted two years and had to replace both. It’s a beautiful looking bed. I was super disappointed they didn’t last.
Love this bed!Anonymous reviewerThis bed was easy to put together by my husband and I. Pay close attention to the instructions and you won’t be disappointed. We have absolutely NO issue with the legs. This bed is GREAT! It is sturdy, doesn’t wobble or move, doesn’t creak or squeak. It’s a quiet, good looking, and very comfortable bed. We love it and we’re glad we made the purchase.
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Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“Nowadays, the bed is not only a place where you sleep, but also work, study, watch TV series – and socialize digitally with friends and family. That’s why one of my ideas with IDANÄS upholstered bed frame was to make the sloping headboard as comfy as the backrest of a sofa. Another that it should give a calm and cozy impression, but still feel light, stylish, and elegant. Most of all, I hope many people will love this piece of furniture and spend a lot of time in it!"
Designer Francis Cayouette