Upholstered Queen Bed with Storage: A Home Stager’s Honest Take on the Beverly
I'll be honest — when I first ordered the Beverly bed for a staging project, I had no idea it came with a storage drawer. I bought it for one reason: that tall, tufted headboard in a warm sand fabric photographs beautifully and makes any bedroom feel instantly polished. It wasn't until my crew was assembling it that someone pulled the footboard drawer open — it rolls out on wheels — and said, "Hey, did you know this thing has storage?"
I did not.
Since then, I've bought several Beverly beds for my staging inventory, both king and queen. They've become some of our most-used pieces. But before you add one to your cart, I want to give you a realistic picture of what it's actually like to own one — whether you're a stager or a homeowner searching for an upholstered queen bed with storage that doesn't make you choose between function and style.
Beverly upholstered queen bed with storage in sand fabric, photographed during a home staging project in Clinton, WA
What Made Me Buy It in the First Place
I run Center Stage Home Design, a professional home staging company based in Washington state. When I'm sourcing furniture for my inventory, the criteria are specific: it has to photograph well, work across a range of homes and color palettes, and hold up to repeated assembly and disassembly. I stage a lot of bedrooms, and I've tried a lot of beds.
The Beverly caught my eye because of the headboard — a 59" tufted panel with softly curved accent wings that reads as custom, not catalog. It's wrapped in a sand fabric that sits right in that sweet spot of warm without being yellow, neutral without being boring. It pairs with white, greige, warm taupe, muted blue — basically everything I work with. Every time we put this bed in a room, the room looks more expensive. That's hard to quantify, but as a stager, you know it when you see it.
Let's Talk About the Storage Drawer (The Part I Didn't See Coming)
The Beverly has a pull-out drawer built right into the base of the footboard. It rolls out on wheels — smooth, solid, and a genuinely good size for extra bedding, off-season clothes, or anything that's currently living on your floor.
For a homeowner, this is a real win. It's accessible, easy to open even with a mattress on top, and completely hidden when closed. If you're looking for a queen bed with storage that doesn't look like it has storage, this is it.
For staging, I'll be straight with you: it adds a step. Every time my crew sets up a Beverly, we have to manage that drawer during assembly. When we break it down, same thing. It's not a dealbreaker — clearly, since I keep buying them — but it's something to factor in if you're building a staging inventory and thinking about workflow.
The reason I keep coming back to them anyway? Because every single bedroom we stage with a Beverly is one of the best-looking rooms in the house. Buyers notice it. Agents comment on it. When a room looks that good in photos, it moves faster — and that's the whole point.
Styled neutral bedroom with the Beverly upholstered queen bed with storage, drawer open at footboard, light wood nightstands and soft neutral bedding.
Is an Upholstered Queen Bed with Storage Worth It for Real Life?
Yes — with one caveat: measure your footboard clearance before you buy. You need enough space in front of the bed to fully extend the drawer. Once you've confirmed that, everything else about this bed just works.
No box spring or foundation required, so the base sits clean and low. The upholstery is durable enough for daily use — I can personally vouch for that after putting these through more assembly cycles than I'd care to count. And the storage itself is the kind you actually use, not a too-shallow, too-narrow afterthought.
A few styling notes from someone who has set this bed up in a lot of different rooms:
Bedding: Layer your neutrals. Ivory, oatmeal, and warm greige work beautifully against the sand fabric. Add a textured throw at the foot for depth.
Nightstands: Light oak or natural wood tones complement the headboard without competing with it.
Lamps: Warm-toned ceramic or aged brass bases photograph best with this palette.
Shop the Beverly — Queen and King
I sell the Beverly through my online shop in both queen and king. The queen is the most popular, but the king is just as stunning — and equally worth the assembly effort. Both come with the footboard storage drawer.
If you're a homeowner who wants a bedroom that looks professionally styled and actually holds your stuff, this is the bed I'd put in my own house.