Beds & Bed Frames Made in the USA

Your bed is the centerpiece of your bedroom, so it’s important that you pick out something that fits your style and will last a long time. We set out to find all of the beds and frames being made in America. Below are our findings – you’ll find tons of details about each brand and a few more shopping tips for sourcing American made beds.

Be sure to check out our guide on American made mattress brands, as well. Many brands are running deals right now, so you should be able to save a few hundred dollars on a new bed.

Complete List of Beds and Bed Frame Brands Made in the USA

KD Frames


Headquarters: Athens, GA

States manufacturing in: GA



American made bed frames are notorious for being very expensive, but KD Frames is just the opposite – their wooden bed frames are incredibly affordable, good looking, and sturdy. This Athens, Georgia, manufacturer uses tulip poplar for all their bed frames, which is more affordable than denser oak and maple (used in high-end options), but still very durable. Mike uses a KD Frames bed frame in his guest bedroom and absolutely loves it.

Amerisleep


Headquarters: Scottsdale, AZ

States manufacturing in: AZ



Amerisleep is another excellent bed company that produces tons of comfortable mattresses and premium bed frames. They sell a wide range of different bed types including adjustable bed frames that can be moved into different positions.

As of the time we updated this article, you’ll also get a free extended warranty on the adjustable bed parts, 20% off the adjustable bed, and white glove delivery if you buy the bed today.

Montana Woodworks


Headquarters: Rexford, MT

States manufacturing in: MT



Montana Woodworks is a furniture company that makes rustic and charming beds, chairs, sofas, tables, and other pieces in their factory in Rexford, Montana. They have expert artisans handcraft each of the beds from solid pine logs. They achieve a natural look by leaving the inner Cambium layer of the log intact while stripping the bark during construction. Each piece is locked together using a tough mortise and tenon joint. These are platform-style beds, so you won’t need a box spring. While definetely expensive, Montana Woodworks beds are a good as long as you don’t mind the two to three-week waiting period.

Lakeland Mills


Headquarters: Edmore, MI

States manufacturing in: MI



Another company that produces rustic bedframes that are perfect for log cabins is Lakeland Mills. They got started all the way back in 1923, and everything is made from natural wood that will last a lifetime. All the beds by Lakeland are made with care and craftsmanship.

FLOYD


Headquarters: Detroit, MI

States manufacturing in: MI



The FLOYD Bed Frame is made to be a solution for sleepers looking for a sleek and low-profile sleeping solution. This platform bed is constructed from birch or walnut veneer that is built to last and look good in the bedroom. It’s designed to be lightweight but durable with sturdy steel supports that hold most couples. The steel supports are actually just a single piece of steel with 8 bends.

The FLOYD platform bed comes in 5 different colors (white, black, birch, walnut, and canvas) and they have size options for twin, full, queen, and king-size mattresses. You also have the option to add a padded headboard and under-bed storage.

Skyline Furniture


Headquarters: Thornton, IL

States manufacturing in: IL



Skyline Furniture has a HUGE catalog of high-quality bedframes that are hand-crafted in their Illinois factory. Skyline beds are beautifully designed and reasonably priced. They have a ton of different options, so I highly recommend checking out some of the bed styles at Skyline Furniture.

Kincaid


Headquarters: Taylorsville, NC

States manufacturing in: NC



Kincaid is an awesome American furniture manufacturer with an extensive selection of beds. These are comfortable and sturdy bed frames that are designed to last a lifetime.

Modernica


Headquarters: Los Angeles, CA

States manufacturing in: CA



What impresses us most about Modernica is its ability to produce high-quality furniture in the USA in an environmentally friendly way for a fairly reasonable price. Their beds are minimalist, comfortable, and stylish.

“We can oversee the quality of each piece that we manufacture and the sourcing of environmentally sound raw materials,” says Jay Novak, the owner of Modernica, when we asked about why they choose to manufacture in America.

Vaughan-Bassett


Headquarters: Galax, VA

States manufacturing in: VA



Some of our favorite American-made beds are those from Vaughan-Bassett. This company is extremely transparent about where it sources and manufactures its products. You’ll find just about any bed design you can think of at Vaughan-Bassett, so check out their catalog and get yourself one of these top-notch beds.

Vermont Woods Studios


Headquarters: Vernon, VT

States manufacturing in: VT



The Vermont Wood Studios is an American wood-working company that focuses on high-quality craftsmanship. Their wooden beds are durable, comfortable, and will last you a lifetime.

We had the pleasure of talking with Peggy Farabaugh (the founder of Vermont Wood Studios), who mentioned their dedication to maintaining the rich history of woodworking in the state. “Vermont has a rich history of producing top-quality solid wood furniture that’s made in small workshops using sustainably harvested hardwoods,” says Farabaugh. “Customers feel that where their furniture comes from, and how it’s made is just as important as style, functionality, and beauty.” What a great mindset!

Maiden Home


Headquarters: New York, NY

States manufacturing in: NCNY



Maiden Home makes some very high-quality luxury bed frames that have good minimalist style to them.

The Joinery


Headquarters: Portland, OR

States manufacturing in: OR



The Joinery has 15 styles of bed frames to choose from and everything is handcrafted in their factory.

Stickley


Headquarters: Pineville, NC

States manufacturing in: NCNY



Stickley uses sustainable materials to produce unique bed frames regardless of your style. 90% of its beds are made in New York and North Carolina, so make sure to check the product details for the small number of imported items.

Thos. Moser


Headquarters: Auburn, ME

States manufacturing in: ME



Thos. Moser exclusively uses North American hardwoods and is handcrafting every bed frame in their factory. You can choose from their selection of platform beds, bungalow beds, post beds, and several other styles.

Pompanoosuc Mills


Headquarters: Thetford, VT

States manufacturing in: VT



“Pompy” makes great, classic bed frames that will last a lifetime. They also manufacture storage beds and plenty of other bedroom furniture out of their Thetford, Vermont factory.

Online Amish Furniture


Headquarters: Shelby Township, MI

States manufacturing in: INMIOH



Online Amish Furniture is a furniture retailer that partners with the Amish community to offer beautiful hand-built furniture. They have some amazing bed frames to choose from, whether you want a simple frame, poster bed, headboard, or other configuration.

Homestead Furniture


Headquarters: Mt Hope, OH

States manufacturing in: OH



Homestead Furniture has been handcrafting Amish furniture for over 30 years. They have a wide selection of bed frames to choose from, including bunk beds, twin over full beds, and other more unique combinations.

Green Gables Furniture


Headquarters: Bradford, IL

States manufacturing in: IL



Green Gables has a vast selection of bed frames that they produce in their state-of-the-art facility in Illinois. Their bed frames have very unique headboards (made from mostly reclaimed wood), and they also have several bunk beds in case you’re outfitting the kids’ rooms as well.

Old Hickory Furniture


Headquarters: Shelbyville, IN

States manufacturing in: IN



This company has been around since 1892 and makes very sturdy wooden bed frames (along with lots of other furniture). Everything is extremely durable and handcrafted.

Western Heritage Furniture


Headquarters: Bradford, IL

States manufacturing in: IL



Western Heritage Furniture makes beautiful reclaimed wood bed frames that are made by a single artisan – one person handcrafts the entire piece in their Illinois workshop.

Flat Rock Furniture


Headquarters: Shelbyville, IN

States manufacturing in: IN



Flat Rock Furniture has an amazing selection of solid wood bed frames they source from hickory saplings. The company got started in 1986 and has evolved into a wonderful manufacturer that has attracted the attention of a lot of collectors.

Vienna Woodworks


Headquarters: Otisco, MN

States manufacturing in: MN



We love the handmade bed frames from Vienna Woodworks. This Minnesota workshop has great rustic style and makes beautiful bed frames from reclaimed barnwood, large lumber, and other materials.

Kisabeth Furniture


Headquarters: Dallas, TX

States manufacturing in: TX



Kisabeth has a made in the USA bed frame and a few headboards in their inventory. Everything is manufactured at their factory in Dallas, Texas.

Gat Creek


Headquarters: Berkeley Springs, WV

States manufacturing in: WV



Gat Creek is a wonderful furniture manufacturer that has a super talented American workforce handcrafting made-to-order bed frames and other furniture pieces.

BenchMade Modern


Headquarters: Dallas, TX

States manufacturing in: TX



BenchMade Modern makes contemporary upholstered bed frames all right here in the USA. They have a few different styles to choose from, but if you’re into a more modern look, definitely check them out.

Leather Creations


Headquarters: Atlanta, GA

States manufacturing in: GA



Leather Creations makes custom leather bed frames and headboards. If you want that luxurious leather style in the bedroom, definitely give them a look.

Nomad Furniture


Headquarters: Ogden, UT

States manufacturing in: UT



Nomad Furniture handmakes wonderful platform beds out of their Utah-based manufacturing facility. Everything is made from North American red oak or hard maple, and is relatively affordable. They also make daybeds, pet beds, and other bedroom furniture.

Stuart David


Headquarters: Ceres, CA

States manufacturing in: CA



Stuart David is a California-based furniture manufacturer that makes very high-quality solid wood bed frames. They have over 130 bed frames and headboards to choose from in their catalog. The Augusta and Auburn bed frames are some of my favorites.

Medley Home


Headquarters: Portland, OR

States manufacturing in: CAILNCOR



Medley Home is a very eco-friendly furniture manufacturer that has a few good platform bed frames in both wood and upholstered options. Everything is made in the USA across their several manufacturing locations.

Haute House Home


Headquarters: Los Angeles, CA

States manufacturing in: CA



Haute House Home makes bed frames built for a queen, and everything is made at their Hollywood headquarters. If you like more luxurious style, definitely give them a look.

Fusion Designs


Headquarters: Goshen, IN

States manufacturing in: IN



Fusion Designs makes solid wood furniture in Indiana, and they have a great selection of bed frames. Everything comes in a “collection,” so you can get matching nightstands, dressers, and everything else you need.

Fireside Lodge


Headquarters: Pequot Lakes, MN

States manufacturing in: MN



Fireside Lodge just sounds cozy, and their bed frames certainly are. They make all their furniture from solid cedar logs, so it looks burly and is really durable for the long haul.

Cisco Home


Headquarters: Los Angeles, CA

States manufacturing in: CA



Cisco Home has a great catalog of upholstered and slipcovered bed frames, all with built-in headboards. Everything is manufactured at their Los Angeles headquarters and they put a ton of care into each and every piece.


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How To Find Beds Made in the USA

With most production taking place abroad, how do you begin to find US-made beds? Here’s how to interpret labels, shop online, and get a little more informed on raw material sourcing in this industry.

What Does “Made in the USA” Mean? 

First, let’s define what it means for something to be made in the USA. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) states that for a product to be “made in the USA,” “all or virtually all” of the manufacturing and assembly of the product must take place domestically. However, the “all or virtually all” can be vague. Couple that with the fact that there is no pre-approval process for companies to label their products as “made in the USA.” Further digging is required to determine whether or not a product is made in the USA.

Check out our research on finding American made products to learn more general shopping tips. More specifics on bed frames are below.

Materials

The material used to make the framework is the first step to finding a US-made bed. For a product to be genuinely “made in the USA,” even the materials should be sourced domestically. So, researching the raw materials and knowing whether or not these materials can be sourced in the USA is a huge step to finding beds made in the USA.

The two most common materials used for beds are wood and metal.

Wood

Most bed frames are made from wood, which can be broken down into two types: hardwood and softwood.

Hardwood has denser wood fibers of higher quality and is more attractive than softwood. Oak, maple, and mahogany are examples of hardwood. These types of wood tend to be more expensive than softwoods.

On the other hand, softwoods are usually seed-bearing evergreen trees, which include pine, ash, and cedar. Almost all softwoods are ideal for making furniture, including beds. In addition, softwood is generally cheaper than hardwood, with 80% of timber coming from softwood.

The United States is one of the leading countries in the world’s wood production. Although China leads in wood panel production, the USA doesn’t fall too far behind on both hardwood and softwood production. So if you’re going for quality, look specifically for hardwood made in the USA.

Metal

Most metal bed frames are constructed from steel, but some beds are also made from brass.

Steel

Steel is durable, strong, and lightweight compared to wood, making it a good choice for bed frames. China is the leading steel producer, producing around half of the world’s steel. However, the USA holds its own in terms of steel production, coming in fourth. Although imported steel tends to be cheaper, you should really keep a look out for American-made steel because American steel tends to be three times stronger than Chinese steel.

Brass

Brass is a popular bed frame material as it is highly resistant to corrosion. A big portion of brass in the world comes from Chile and China. However, the USA doesn’t do too badly in terms of brass production, coming in fifth. Although finding a brass bed made in the USA won’t be impossible, it’d be worth double-checking the country of origin.

Labeling

Regulations set forth by the FTC and other authorities state that products must be properly labeled. Under Title 19, Chapter 4, Section 1304 of the US Code, any imported products must be labeled as such with the country of origin. The label can be on the product itself or on the packaging.

When looking for US-made products, you should specifically look for the “made in the USA” label. Thankfully, the legislation mentioned above helps us to find products made in the USA more easily, but there are a few things to watch out for.

Companies may use phrases like “made in America,” but this could refer to the product being made in Canada or Mexico instead of the USA. Similarly, phrases like “assembled in the USA” or “designed in the USA” only state that a part of the product’s manufacturing occurred in the United States. Another popular phrase is “made in the USA with imported materials.” This label states that the raw materials were sourced elsewhere, so the product cannot truly be labeled as “made in the USA.”

A final thing to watch out for is the usage of the American flag on labels. Unlike the “made in the USA” label, the American flag is not protected. So just because you see an American flag on the label does not mean that the product is made in the United States.

Other Tips

Here are extra tips to help you find beds made in the USA.

Check the Company’s Website

Specifically, check out the company’s “About Us” or the product page. If the product is made in the USA, it should be loudly advertised on their website. “Made in the USA” is a huge selling point! Remember that while companies are required to label their products with the country of origin on the physical product, there is no regulation that states they have to do this on their online or promotional materials. So, if you don’t find any information on the company’s website regarding the country of origin of their products, it’s probably safer to assume that it’s made abroad.

Online Shopping Sites

Online shopping sites like Amazon may state the country of origin in the “Product Information” section. Another good place to check is the FAQ section of the product page. Someone may have already asked where the product is made.

Call Them

If you’re still unsure where a particular bed frame is made, simply call the company. A representative should be able to answer your questions regarding the country of origin and manufacturing sites.


Beds and Bed Frames Not Made in the USA

Here are some popular bed and bed frame companies that we came across in our research that are not making their beds in the USA. We’ll keep updating this list as we find out more.

  • West Elm – Made in Vietnam, China, India, Indonesia, and Mexico.
  • Article – Made in Vietnam, China, Indonesia, and India.
  • Thuma – Made in Vietnam.
  • Restoration Hardware – Made in China, Indonesia, and India.
  • Castlery – Made in China and South East Asia.

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About The Author

Kristen

Kristen

Kristen does research on everything you need to turn your house into a home. All made in the USA, of course. She also writes on behalf of Hodor, one of our lead pet product researchers and Chief Barketing Officers.