Mission Style Queen Headboard
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For a Queen headboard that will last you the rest of your life and is made of the finest quality, look no further than mission style Queen headboards. They are simple but attractive, and are made by masterful hands, perfectly capable of attaching to your existing Queen bed frame. For your next headboard, take a look at this extensive collection of mission style Queen headboards.
Our Picks
Traditional mission style queen headboard
Laurel Foundry Modern Farmhouse®
This headboard is available in six neutral colors. The walnut finish, however, is perfect to homage the warmer and darker woods that characterize this style. Thanks to its design, this headboard can easily match more nostalgic bedrooms, too.
$186.07
Designer Advice:
Headboards with thin vertical slats are the best match for mission interiors. If possible, complement yours with some furniture pieces in the same style. For example, you can find dresser, nightstands, and even mirrors with horizontal or vertical lines as an accent.
Solid wood mission headboard
August Grove®
This queen headboard combines vertical lines joined together by a horizontal top section. Basically, it’s the definition of mission design! Its solid wood build translates into natural grain variations that make each piece one of a kind.
$569.99
Mission queen headboard in a lighter wood finish
Three Posts™ Baby & Kids
This headboard showcases an iconic shaker design. It’s crafted from pinewood but in a versatile oak finish. The carved posts are proof of the attention to detail that went into it. Still, they don’t get in the way of its simplicity and clean lines.
$279.99
$490.5
Designer Advice:
Mission interiors tend to prioritize warmer or darker wood finishes. However, these can make a small room look even more cramped. If that’s your case, here’s a clever compromise! Stick to mission designs but in a much lighter hue. This will help you create an airier feel in your bedroom. At the same time, it’ll be a better match for more contemporary interiors.
Mission style queen headboard in a different color
This queen-sized headboard maintains the most iconic mission design: vertical slats in a shaker style. However, it swaps the usual natural wood finish for a white alternative. Use it to match your existing furniture while blending contemporary and nostalgic vibes.
Curved mission style queen headboard
Harriet Bee
This mission queen headboard is guaranteed to match any palette. You can find it in white, gray, espresso, or a walnut finish. The combination of its iconic mission slats and the curved top results in a delightful nostalgic vibe.
$139.99
$180
Mission style headboard with panels
This headboard consists of a solid mango wood frame and three rattan panels. Opt for a black, natural, or white finish. Either way, you’ll obtain a charming contrast between the two materials. It’ll also be easy to match your existing finishes thanks to these neutral options.
Designer Advice:
Not a fan of the most recognizable vertical slats? Mission furniture can include other geometrical elements, too. Horizontal lines are another great compromise (albeit harder to find in headboards). Alternatively, you could choose some panels like in this example. They still nod to this style but in a subtler way.
