7You Editor swaps out old bed frame for modern washable model by Cozey that’s perfect for an elevated look

When it comes to my bed frame, until recently I’d never given it much thought.

We’d inherited a fairly decent, albeit old, frame from my sister-in-law when we first moved to Australia from the UK.

And it wasn’t until we moved into our new house and the frame just didn’t work in the space that I thought about getting a new one.

Given the fact that our bed is in front of a window (I know, feng shui), we had a few quite constraining requirements.

First up, it needed to be a frame that had a low enough headboard to not block the window.

So when I stumbled upon Cozey’s new Ara Bed Frame (from $2,005), I thought it ticked a lot of boxes and was keen to give it a try.

Keep reading for my in-depth review of Cozey’s Ara Bed, from the delivery and assembly to its performance.

If you’re like me and get your heart set on something and then can’t stop thinking about it, you’re in luck with Cozey .

As soon as my order was placed for the King-Size Bed in the pretty boucle material, I didn’t have long to wait until it was at my door.

Delivery was absolutely seamless. I received a text in the morning that it was coming, and then it showed up within the allotted time frame window.

While there were a lot of boxes (around 12 in total), each box was clearly labelled with what was inside it and what number it was in terms of the assembly.

I’m not going to lie. Building it did take us the guts of a Friday night and into Saturday, but this wasn’t because the instructions or boxes weren’t clearly labelled, more just how much we under-estimated the time it takes to build a king-sized bed.

Having said that, once the assembly was finally done (approximately six hours later), we were delighted with the look and feel of the result.

Once this bed was set up in our room , we could really marvel at its features and take advantage of them.