4 Essential Bed-Buying Tips


David Deem
714-997-3486
Dave@DeemTeam.com

After finding the perfect home for you and your family, it may also be time to buy the perfect bed.

After all, your old bed may be pretty worn out, and buying a new one is an effective way to make your move a bit easier as you won’t have to worry about lugging your current bed from your old home to your new one. All you have to do is order the new bed and wait for it to be delivered to your home.

However, buying a new bed is a big deal. Beds aren’t cheap, and it’s something you spend a third of your life in, so be sure to put some thought into the process.

 Do Your Research
Starting out your search for the right bed online is fine, but part of your hunt should include a visit to a store so that you can see the bed for yourself. You want to know that the bed you have your eye on is comfortable, but it’s also important to consider its size and design.

Get the Family Involved
One person shouldn’t decide what everyone in the family is sleeping on. While couples need to work together when it comes to choosing the right bed and mattress, be sure to give your children the opportunity to test out beds, as well. After all, if your kids aren’t sleeping well at night because they’re not comfortable, you won’t be getting much rest either.

Mattress Options
Pillow-top mattresses are popular these days, but while they can feel like a dream when you first use them, the pillow-top effect can wear out over time. They’re also pricey. The three basic types of mattresses include innerspring, which are an affordable and dependable option; memory foam, which is more expensive but provides more cushioning, and latex foam.

Pick the Right Bedding
When you buy a new bed, you should also buy new sheets, blankets and comforters. If you’ve moved into a large house with a stately bedroom, go with a color scheme that matches the room. If you’re moving into a country home, choose something homey and inviting.

Buying a bed isn’t a decision that should be taken lightly. If you take the time to do some research before making a purchase, you’ll be sure to enjoy restful nights for years to come.

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