Product Overview
Finish your bedroom with a contemporary headboard like the navy velvet headboard from the Cannery Bridge® collection. The luxurious dark navy velvet fabric is soft yet durable while remaining in style with the curved edges of this queen size headboard. Bring adventure and energy into your mornings – wake up with this navy velvet queen headboard found in our Cannery Bridge® collection. We hope you like what you see. Our designers travel the world and bring back the best and latest in style, finish, and color trends. This inspiring world travel is evident in the cutting edge and innovative furniture solutions we offer to you! Other affordable furnishings from the collection (sold separately) are available to complete the look.
Designed to fit a queen size bedframe to provide a completed look.
Contemporary headboard in a velvet fabric complements your bedroom suite.
Upholstered in Navy fabric.
In 1934, Erie Sauder started a woodworking business in a barn behind his home in Archbold, Ohio. Originally a builder of custom cabinetry and church pews, he began crafting small occasional tables from the fine, leftover wood. In 1940, the workmanship of these tables eventually inspired a traveling salesman to place an astounding order of 25,000 — a seemingly impossible purchase order for a budding company. But with a little ingenuity and a lot of determination, Sauder Woodworking Co. grew and flourished. Fast forward to 1953 for Sauder to find the answer to its calling — a patented table that could be assembled at home. And it was this snap-together table that marked the beginning of the ready-to-assemble furniture industry.
Sauder Woodworking Co. is North America’s leading producer of ready-to-assemble (RTA) furniture and one of the top five residential furniture manufacturers in the United States. An authentic American original, 90 percent of Sauder® furniture is manufactured in Archbold, Ohio — right where we were founded in 1934. Although the town is small (pop. 4,300), our facility is expansive. With some of the most technologically advanced equipment in the world, the facility features nearly 4 million square feet of space, employs about 2,000 workers and houses a wide variety of local and imported materials. Sauder also sources furniture from a network of quality global partners, including a line of office chairs that complement its residential and light commercial office furniture.
We know what you’re thinking — why would anyone want to assemble their furniture? Well, if a hammer, screwdriver and a little help from us can equate to a lot of benefits for your budget and style, why wouldn’t you? Ready to assemble now?
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