Brass beds are manufactured using alloy brass, which is a combination of zinc and copper. Brass beds were furniture of royal usage in olden days due to the gracious look of brass metal with ornamental works and engraved patterns. Brass bed models offered are obviously given the names as king?s model, queen?s model, and other things.

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Extensive usage Les…

There was a time when mankind did not sleep on beds. When we were still cavemen, we would sleep on treetops or even on the floor. Since then, we have evolved into quite sophisticated creatures and therefore require a more comfortable way of resting. Throughout the years, the bed became one of the most useful pieces of furniture in the house. Beds can be used for sleeping, resting, reading, sewing, and even eating!

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The First Beds

Ten thousand years ago, in the Neolithic…

There are few things more luxurious than a lie-in at the weekend followed by a decadent breakfast in bed. And yet a survey by a leading hotel chain showed that 40 per cent of adults couldn't remember the last time they were treated to breakfast between the sheets, while 20 per cent have never experienced it. Over half would like to enjoy the luxury of eating breakfast in bed more often, and thought the tradition was important for celebrating special occasions.

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So why not make…

Cabin beds are also called captain beds because historically this particular bed design was used in ships in cabins where space was too small and there was no capacity to store a sailor's personal possessions. They have storage facility inside them in which you can store a number of things like bed sheets, clothes etc. They are made of wood primarily which and are of a complicated design which tends to make them a little pricey.

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These beds have sets of drawers underneath the…