Love all of the curvy beds! I saw #154 at the factory in the patina copper premium finish and it was stunning. We ended up flipping a coin to choose our bed because we couldn't decide. It's the standard midnight finish, btw. Denali, your picture started me on the quest last year for a BBoV! I ended up with two brass beds (#105 and #110) from CL before also purchasing the iron bed from Pat. The #105 is headed back to the factory for an overhaul shortly... Juddgirl2, the low footboard doesn't seem to be an issue because the mattress is very close to it. I like it because it doesn't overpower the small guest room. Anyway, here it is: Good luck with your choice!

I would sure want to keep those twin beds— so pretty! I’d opt for a queen for the other room I guess with no footboard - an option for taller guests. At our lake cabin we have all full-size beds except one room with two twins - no footboards. We bought all the beds for our last lake place and the bedrooms were too small for queens. The beds have been used relatively little so they aren’t going to be replaced anytime soon. No one stays more than 2-3 nights so they don't suffer too long and hopefully the benefits of being there outweigh the disadvantage of the small beds.

The mattress is separted by a bunkie board which sits on box spirngs. we tried to remove box springs but the bed frame has a divider between the twin box springs so matteess would not be stable or level? lmk any ideas! thx!

Can you center it on that wall? Yes, I know the window is there. What about the other wall for the bed?