It’s made with some of the best linen we’ve tested—it’s supersoft and smooth, and it doesn’t seem to have the durability issues of other linen bedding we’ve tried. Why it’s great: Casper is known primarily for its mattresses, but in recent years it has expanded into different bedroom items, including various bed frames.

The wood is finished on all four sides, so it doesn’t need to be placed up against a wall (if that doesn’t work in your space), and it has an attractive matte lacquer finish (two coats, which gives it a little more protection from scratches). So your covered in the event that you go camping by the side of a Scottish Loch on the hottest day of the summer, travel by horse or find yourself surrounded by herd of deer. All platform bed frames should be compatible with spring, foam, or hybrid mattresses, without the need for a foundation or box spring (though you can add one if you prefer a higher bed surface).

Long-term test notes: We’ve been long-term testing our original white cover since 2016 (it was the original top pick in this guide), and we’ve had other staffers long-term test newer covers for one to two years. The walnut finish we tested was neither too light or too dark, and would work with a wide range of room decors. Introducing R for Rabbit’s Regal Potty Training Seat for babies – safe, comfortable, and premium solution that makes potty training a breeze. This simple frame’s flexible, bowed slats dampen excess movement and make the Mikkel more supportive than any other bed we tested. Mothercare is home to all the baby essentials your tot needs, from cute bodysuits for daytime frolicking to comfortable nightwear for those lazy naps.

Topped with our test mattress, the Mysa distributed weight evenly, providing such comfortable support that our testers were tempted to take an afternoon nap. The largest piece, the upholstered headboard, is light enough for one person to handle, though having two people makes setting it into place even easier. They’re very securely sewn, and they survived our shake tests—unlike the ties (which tore) on both the percale and flannel L. If you tend to stain your bedding, choose white, the easiest color to wash on hot with bleach or OxiClean.Crafted from 100% natural cotton, this baby bedding is exceptionally plush, providing the utmost comfort for your little one. Why it’s great: The sumptuous Cuddledown 400 Thread Count Sateen Duvet Cover easily creates a luxe-looking bed—its slinky, subtle sheen looks more elegant than far pricier fabrics, and it’s one of the softest covers on this list.

Flaws but not dealbreakers: Because sateen packs more threads into its weave than percale, it’s also heavier. We also noticed that a few of the softwood slats arrived slightly bent, but we assembled the bed anyway and, in the end, didn’t notice any instability.The Tessu features an unfussy design that should look good in a wide variety of bedrooms, as long as you have room for a queen- or king-size frame (it doesn’t come any smaller). The Cuddledown is made with the same fabric as our upgrade sateen sheets pick—the satin weave is smoother and silkier than percale, and it wrinkles less than any other cover on this list. We measured them straight out of the bag, then again after a wash to account for any initial shrinkage. Ensuring a restful night's sleep for your baby has never been easier with the R for Rabbit Snuggy Cozy.

Floyd’s minimalist frame, available in two real wood veneer finishes, is great for those who want flexibility for mattress upgrades, add-on options, and future moves.Compare that with what it was like for us to unpack Blu Dot’s Nook Bed, a bed frame that also arrived in three boxes but had everything neatly packed and only seven major pieces to contend with. This cover is made with the same fabric as our top-pick percale sheets; it’s Oeko-Tex–certified, and we’ve been testing and recommending it since 2014. Why it’s great: Brooklinen is one of the few bedding brands we’ve tested that offer duvet covers in prints, and they’re the most modern prints we’ve seen. The Riley is woven densely enough that it kept every scrap of feathery comforter fluff tucked inside. The color is bright, the wrinkling is minimal (which is unusual for percale), and there are no real signs of thinning on the fabric or fraying at the edges.