Life rarely matches. The best homes don't either.
There's a certain kind of home that looks like it came from a single showroom visit — everything perfectly matched, perfectly coordinated, perfectly safe. And then there's the other kind. The kind that looks like it was assembled by someone with taste and a story. Where every piece belongs, but none of them are identical. Where the room feels collected rather than decorated.
This is that bedroom.
We built this Tommy Bahama king bedroom set the same way the best lives get built — piece by piece, from different places, different moments, different people. The Conch King Headboard came from a Sarasota couple making room for something new. The Regatta Dresser surfaced at an estate sale, too beautiful to leave behind. The two nightstands came from a woman who had a philosophy we loved the moment she said it out loud: she never wanted her sets to be too matchy-matchy.
We didn't just love the idea. We built a bedroom around it.
Look at what you get. A Conch King Headboard — 80 inches wide, 62 inches tall — with those signature Tommy Bahama louvered panels and a graceful coastal arch that anchors the entire room. A Regatta Dresser in rich mahogany with distinctive ring pulls, substantial and elegant at 46.5 inches wide and 44 inches tall. And two nightstands that share the same warm wood tones and Tommy Bahama spirit but bring their own distinct personalities — one with carved tropical detailing and woven rattan cabinet doors, the other with palm tree hardware and clean drawer lines. Same family. Different characters.
Together they create something a perfectly matched set never quite manages — a room that feels genuinely lived in. Intentional without being rigid. Curated without being contrived. The kind of bedroom that says something about the person sleeping in it.
Complementary, not conformity. It's a better way to live.
King metal frame included. One of a kind — because of course it is.
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Life rarely matches. The best homes don't either.
There's a certain kind of home that looks like it came from a single showroom visit — everything perfectly matched, perfectly coordinated, perfectly safe. And then there's the other kind. The kind that looks like it was assembled by someone with taste and a story. Where every piece belongs, but none of them are identical. Where the room feels collected rather than decorated.
This is that bedroom.
We built this Tommy Bahama king bedroom set the same way the best lives get built — piece by piece, from different places, different moments, different people. The Conch King Headboard came from a Sarasota couple making room for something new. The Regatta Dresser surfaced at an estate sale, too beautiful to leave behind. The two nightstands came from a woman who had a philosophy we loved the moment she said it out loud: she never wanted her sets to be too matchy-matchy.
We didn't just love the idea. We built a bedroom around it.
Look at what you get. A Conch King Headboard — 80 inches wide, 62 inches tall — with those signature Tommy Bahama louvered panels and a graceful coastal arch that anchors the entire room. A Regatta Dresser in rich mahogany with distinctive ring pulls, substantial and elegant at 46.5 inches wide and 44 inches tall. And two nightstands that share the same warm wood tones and Tommy Bahama spirit but bring their own distinct personalities — one with carved tropical detailing and woven rattan cabinet doors, the other with palm tree hardware and clean drawer lines. Same family. Different characters.
Together they create something a perfectly matched set never quite manages — a room that feels genuinely lived in. Intentional without being rigid. Curated without being contrived. The kind of bedroom that says something about the person sleeping in it.
Complementary, not conformity. It's a better way to live.
King metal frame included. One of a kind — because of course it is.
Inquire about this piece →
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