Every mattress and bed are made to order by Sleepyhead expert craftsmen, using the finest materials and construction techniques. After testing out the different Sanctuary mattress options in store (we decided on the firm) we waited with excited anticipation for our mattress to arrive. From the very first night it has been an absolute life changer. I no longer have to take a heated wheat bag to bed to deal with the pain in my back, or get up in the night to stretch. I'm sleeping so much better and I wake feeling refreshed, rather than tired and achy.
Following the success of Sleepyhead’s luxury Sanctuary range, the New Zealand company has launched a range of designer headboards. Available in black, charcoal, pearl and silver, they have been designed to transform any bedroom into a stylish haven. As part of our collaboration, I got to style the brand new Sanctuary bed and headboard. Featuring the unique Sensorzone sleep system, a beautiful velvet base and headboard with a classic tufted design, you can also add drawers to your base for extra storage.
“At Sleepyhead we’ve spent 81 years perfecting the best night’s sleep and know how important it is, not just for your bed to be a sanctuary, but also the whole bedroom environment. The headboard puts a finishing touch to the bedroom, and makes it so much more comfortable when you’re reading, watching TV or having a cup of tea in bed.” - Sleepyhead's marketing manager Warren Roach
The velvet finish and plush headboard provides comfort, cosiness and added luxury. Expertly crafted using premium materials, a 5 star experience is guaranteed!
To create this bedroom look, I chose the delicate pinstripe linen duvet set from Cultiver. A perfect pairing with the dark grey velvet of the sanctuary bed, I then layered a mix of complimentary pillowcases with a grey throw to tie the look together. Warm wood is a favourite element of mine and this has been introduced by way of the side table and framed canvas. The second side table in brass adds a little more texture, further enhanced by the gold Fritz Hansen blanket by Jaime Hayon draped over the chair. The rounded shape of the &Tradition Formakami pendant light also by Jaime Hayon contrasts with the lines of the bed and artwork, softening the overall look.
Styling and photography by Michelle Halford for TDC
For more information on the Sanctuary range, and a list of retailers visit sleepyhead.co.nz. Details