You probably wont find one for any less than 10k but you could buy a bed and screw in four tall branches that have been suitably dried out and adapted to the environment in which they live (this takes about 6 months).You would need to find a gardener who is trimming trees this spring and then source the ideal height and bark (I would advise removing the bark as it peels off over time). Then a handyman or carpent can either replace the existing legs of the bed or adapt the trunks to be screwed into the base...http://www.fashionwindows.net/images/2010/03/moschino_hotel02.jpg

Hello, This would also depend of the style of the artwork, not only personal taste. Is it contemporary, traditional? Some framed images or large scale posters may look better in thin black frame but for example if the artwork is quite plain than it looks better in thick bordered frame. Box frames are also popular. I am a designer myself and love beautiful artworks. :)

I love those beds too, thinking of putting one in my attic room! It will depend on what else you want to put in the room. Usually the bed dominates most rooms and therefore, if you want a bold statement piece with fabulous bedding go for the dark grey, i think it's my favourite. However, the paler grey will keep the room looking light and airy and possibly slightly bigger than the bolder bed. What accent colours do you like?

Hi, both options are fine. It seems that the room is small with light wood furniture. I'd go for slate grey in this case. Regards Norikei www.norikei.com