Not sure on what might go on in your bedroom, but are you really concerned about durability of leather on a headboard? Leather gets a patina that is attractive. There is more wear and tear on a sofa than on a headboard. Any leather or fabric headboard can be sprayed with a standard waterproofing you use on shoes and boots, to protect it from any water stains. If you're concerned about hair products staining on leather or fabric, I'd recommend Crypton Fabric Protection being sold by the furniture stores. Success for the room is dependent on where your windows and doors are located & how you lay out the room. I have attached a somewhat standard layout using the Universal bedroom set dimensions you noted with the King Size bed, dresser and 2 nightstands. If you use a King size bed, you'll want the larger sized nightstands so the proportions are appropriate to the bed. I'm not a fan of putting the dresser across from the bed, but I don't know where your windows are located. I don't recommend the use of mirrors over dressers. It's passe', and it's only promoted by the furniture manufacturers. People get made up in their bathrooms and closets. I recommend a full length mirror be installed somewhere for your use in your bed/bath suite. If you want a flatscreen in the bedroom, it could simply be mounted on the wall alone or with a small shelf beneath it. The bedroom pic in my first posting only had the bed, 2 nightstands and a chest for the husbands clothes and that room was pretty close in size to yours, but only 2 windows to deal with.

We really like our Martha Stewart chaise lounge chairs from Home Depot: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Martha-Stewart-Living-Cedar-Island-All-Weather-Wicker-Adjustable-Patio-Chaise-Lounge-with-Dragon-Fruit-Cushion-DY4035-C/202436786 I ordered this daybed last year from Walmart and was shocked at the quality and comfort level. Love it! I don't use the canopy, I bought a big umbrella instead. At some point, this will go down in price to about $299 if I remember correctly from last year: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Providence-Outdoor-Day-Bed-Red/29002326 And Sam's Club outdoor furniture is very nice. I just ordered the Member's Mark Heritage set for my FL outdoor dining: http://www.samsclub.com/sams/heritage-7pc-balcony/prod15930293.ip?sprodId=prod15930293 I also have a very similar seating set to this one in PA: http://www.samsclub.com/sams/carnaby-4pc-seat-14-2014-seating/prod11800695.ip I bought some expensive custom wicker furniture for our PA screen porch last year, but all of these above pieces I linked to are much nicer and more comfortable than that furniture.

I had a wool runner from Home Goods that lasted 20 years being used in the kitchen. I think I paid $80 for it back then. HG doesn't carry the same quality products that you could find 20 years ago. The other thing you can do with bedrooms is buy broadloom carpet and have it bound to size and you can get something a bit more durable with stain protection built-in. Nothing beats real wool hand-knotted rugs for durability, but they are going to cost a lot more. The brands posted by Jinx will give you good quality and lots of design options.

Thank you all for your input, Everything I saw on Wayfair in my price range includes reviews where some people complain about the flimsiness and general low quality of the product. It's enough to see only a few of those to curb enthusiasm, considering a good part of the population has already been conditioned to see junk as something more or less normal or "good enough" quality. But if it wobbles, requires assembly and is difficult to put together, rusts, feels light/flimsy or other issues - it's clearly not good quality. And they all have a few reviews that complain about such issues. Unfortunately, neither can I commit to a project like this gorgeous concrete bench that @westes Zone 9b California SF Bay has shown here (thank you!). That would probably be way more than I can spend and we also can't do that concrete base in the mulched area which is a large flower/tree bed. @littlebug Zone 5 Missouri, My fear is that whatever they were making 12 years ago is not what you would get now. Products have significantly gone down in quality (for the price) over the past decade. I wonder if it is even realistic to expect something decent in this price range. I had something like this in mind but well made (minus the complaints/the bad reviews). https://www.wayfair.com/outdoor/pdp/fleur-de-lis-living-brundidge-wooden-and-cast-iron-park-bench-w002761673.html?piid=&categoryid=517227&placement=1&slot=2&sponsoredid=b96649cccc8ccaee6fe169e4aa8b480cc913aff7bfb40f015234bd611e3eea1f&_txid=I%2FWEwmM%2BE44ueRHTGjFYAg%3D%3D&isB2b=0&auctionId=f30a5b36-6876-4714-9d32-b26039bf2d9b