Wicker Daybeds

Wicker daybeds are available in a wide range of styles and colors. Wicker daybeds can be fun, romantic, contemporary or rustic. First, think about the style of daybed frame that you want, and find out the maintenance of this frame type before you make your final decision.

What Style Do You Prefer?
Wicker is found in four material types: reed, bamboo, willow or rattan. The definition of the word wicker is "to weave." Wicker has been used for centuries and became quite popular during the Victorian time period. Immigrants from Europe brought this beautiful and magnificent furniture with them to America.

The wicker daybeds of today are much different from the wicker of the past. Today's selection of wicker daybeds is larger and more beautiful than the wicker of bygone eras. They are as durable as any daybed and are constructed of two side panels and one back panel. Many wicker daybeds are meant for men and women alike because of their simple, natural style. Vibrant, beautiful colors are available, as well as the traditional browns and whites.

Maintenance
A good quality made wicker will be comfortably smooth to the touch. Cracking or peeling fibers means that the wicker is not of good quality. The woven material should be dense. A wicker daybed frame needs to be moisturized by wiping it with a soft, damp sponge. Be sure the sponge is not wet but just damp. This will keep the wicker safe from dry indoor heating and will reduce any creaking when used. This style of frame needs to be kept away from direct sunlight, rain, and dew. Immediately clean up spills by wiping with a damp, sudsy sponge. To keep your wicker daybed looking great simply dust it with a vacuum or a small brush.

Wicker daybeds are bold, rich pieces that are wonderful for adding a touch of class to almost any room in your home. The terrific variety of vibrant styles to makes it simple for anyone to find the perfect wicker daybed for their home.