Beds

Since ancient times, for people with their own homes, beds are the most expensive object in their possession. For example, in the sixteenth century in England, the average bed cost £5.This amount was equal to the half-year teacher's salary.Because the bed was a luxury thing, it was generally considered to be in the parlour, so guests can admire it.In our time a bed is for a bedroom.A good bed should be first of all comfortable, secondly - to give the room an aesthetic charm."Rumšiškių baldai” antiques centre offered beds to meet both of these criteria - from narrow single beds to broad, massive frame, a king-size beds.This piece of furniture can be matched to both the historic and the eclectic interior of the house, where it will become the main focal-point.Antique beds usually are made of solid wood, so are very durable and long-lasting, so are a great investment - you really will not need to change the bed for many years.

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