The Olson Wooden Bed Frame from Dreams is one of the more popular bed frames among customers. Many reviewers praised the bed's elegant and simple design, as well as its comfortable support. The bed is crafted from ash and plywood in a sturdy design with raised feet, and has an oak-coloured finish that looks solid and sturdy, suiting many modern room designs. The headboard is accented by spindle finials which adds a touch of elegance to the bed and make it look more expensive than it actually is. The bed comes with the option of upgrading to sprung slats, which provides better shock absorption and cushioned support which can make your mattress feel a little bit softer while still being just as breathable.
Some customers found the assembly process to be easy and straightforward, while others had some issues with missing drill holes, crooked screw housing, and uneven legs which is not too ideal given the good quality materials used in the core of the product. It does however look like things may have changed recently, with new feedback not highlighting any of these issues as problems. Ultimately, the majority of the customers were satisfied with the product and found it to be a good value for the price.
The bed is also a good option for a guest room, as the design is pleasing and it has a Scandinavian appearance that suits a less cluttered space. With the raised feet, it also allows for space beneath for use of vacuum cleaner when necessary or for a whole bunch of additional storage.
Overall, the Olson Wooden Bed Frame from Dreams appears to be a solid and comfortable option for those looking for a mid-range wooden bed frame. While some customers had issues with the assembly and quality control, the majority of customers had a positive experience and were satisfied with their purchase. Upgrading to the sprung slats is also recommended to enhance the support and comfort of the bed.
Reasons to Buy
Good value for the price.
Scandinavian appearance is pleasing to the eye with plenty of additional storage.
Spindle finials make it look more expensive than it is.
Reasons to Avoid
Assembly process can be difficult for some.
Quality control issues such as missing drill holes and uneven legs reported by some customers.
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