How to Design a Living Room That Feels Expensive - Furniture Choices That Make the Difference

The Real Problem with Small Living Rooms in India The average Indian 2BHK living room is between 180 and 250 sq ft. That is not small by global standards, but it becomes small the moment you fill it with furniture that was designed for 400 sq ft rooms. This is India's most common small living room interior design mistake: oversized furniture in undersized rooms. The fix is not minimalism. You do not need to own less furniture. You need furniture that is scaled correctly, multifunctional by design, and placed with a spatial logic that makes the room feel open. This is what simple room design done well actually looks like. 1. The Scale Rule - The Most Important Principle in Small Room Design Every piece of furniture in a small living room must pass the Scale Test: does it span more than two-thirds of the wall it sits against? If yes, it is too large for the room. This single rule eliminates 80% of small-room furniture mistakes before they happen. The Scale TestMeasure your shortest wall. Multiply by 0.66. That is the maximum width of any furniture piece on that wall. A 10-foot wall means your sofa, TV unit, or shelving unit should be no wider than 6.6 feet. This one measurement will save you from the most expensive mistake in interior design: buying furniture that doesn't fit. 2. The 7 Best Furniture Choices for a Small Living Room 2.1 The L-Shaped Modular Sofa Modular furniture is the single best investment for a small living room interior design. An L-shaped modular sofa does three things at once: it maximises seating capacity for the floor space it occupies, it defines the room's layout without a room divider, and it can be reconfigured if you move or redecorate. Choose a modular sofa in a light, neutral upholstery - oatmeal, cream, sage - to keep the room visually open. Ensure the total depth of the sofa (including the chaise) does not exceed 90 cm, or it will dominate a compact floor plan. Look for models with under-seat storage - an important feature in Indian flats with limited storage elsewhere. Buy Premium Wooden Frame Sofas Online  2.2 A Wall-Mounted TV Unit A wall-mounted TV unit keeps your floor clear - the most precious resource in small-room interior design. Unlike floor-standing units, a wall-mounted design keeps 6–8 inches of floor visible beneath, which is enough to make a room feel significantly more spacious. Buy Solid Wood TV Unit Online 2.3 Nesting Side Tables Instead of one large coffee table, use two or three nesting side tables that can be separated or stacked as needed. They provide the same surface area as a standard coffee table but allow you to open up the floor space entirely when not needed - perfect for simple room design in compact flats. 2.4 A Tall Bookshelf or Floor-to-Ceiling Shelving Vertical furniture is the secret weapon of small-room interior design. A tall bookshelf or floor-to-ceiling shelving unit draws the eye upward, making the ceiling feel higher, and the room feel larger - while providing storage that a low unit could never match in the same footprint. 2.5 An Accent Chair Instead of a Second Sofa In a small living room, a second sofa almost always makes the room feel over-furnished. An accent chair in a contrasting upholstery provides the same extra seating, takes up 40% less floor space, and adds the design interest that makes a small room look curated rather than crammed. Buy Solid Wood Chair Online 2.6 A Round Coffee Table Round tables have no corners - which means they feel less bulky in a tight floor plan and allow easier circulation. In a small living room interior design scenario, a round solid wood coffee table is almost always a better choice than a rectangular one. Buy Solid Wood Coffee Table Online 2.7 A Sofa-Bed or Futon for Dual-Function Living If your living room doubles as a guest room, a high-quality sofa-bed or futon gives you two rooms in one floor plan. Modern sofa-beds have evolved significantly - today's options look identical to standard upholstered sofas and convert in under 30 seconds. 3. Colour and Material Choices That Make Small Rooms Feel Bigger  Choice Effect Best For Light wood tones (natural, honey) Warm but open - doesn't visually dominate Sheesham, mango wood, teak Neutral upholstery (cream, oatmeal, sage) Recedes visually, makes the room feel open Sofas, accent chairs Glass or acrylic accents Transparent - 'invisible' visually Coffee tables, side tables, shelves Mirrors on one wall Doubles perceived depth and light Behind the sofa wall or TV wall Warm white or off-white walls Reflects light, opens the room All small rooms Avoid dark wood + dark upholstery Absorbs light, makes the room feel heavy Not recommended for small spaces 4. The Furniture Placement Map for a Small Living Room Regardless of which furniture pieces you choose, placement determines whether a small living room feels open or cramped. Follow this sequence: Float the sofa away from walls. Even 2–3 inches between the sofa back and the wall creates visual breathing room and makes the room feel less boxed in. Keep the centre clear. The central floor space should be walkable - do not fill it with a large coffee table or extra furniture. Use corners intentionally. Corners are wasted space in most room interior design plans. A tall corner shelf or a floor lamp placed in the corner draws the eye there and makes the room feel purposefully designed. Never block natural light. No furniture should sit in front of a window. Natural light is the most effective space-expander in any home interior design project. 5. Related Reading from Induscraft For the full living room furniture guide, see: How to Design a Living Room That Feels Expensive - Furniture Choices That Make the Difference. Want to explore modular furniture options for every room? Read: Modular Furniture for Small Homes: The Smart Way to Design Every Room. Living in a 1BHK? See our dedicated furniture plan: 1BHK Interior Design: A Furniture Plan That Makes Every Square Foot Count. 6. Frequently Asked Questions Q. What furniture is best for a small living room in India? The best furniture for a small living room includes an L-shaped modular sofa scaled to the room (not exceeding two-thirds of the wall width), a wall-mounted TV unit, nesting side tables, a round coffee table, and a tall bookshelf. Avoid second-hand sofas, large floor-standing units, and dark-coloured bulky furniture. Q: How do I make a small living room look bigger? Use light-coloured furniture and upholstery, float the sofa slightly away from the wall, hang a large mirror on one wall, install a wall-mounted TV unit to clear the floor, use a rug large enough to anchor the seating zone, and prioritise vertical storage over wide floor units. All of these make a small room's interior design feel significantly larger.   Find Furniture That Fits Your Space Shop Induscraft's space-smart furniture range - compact sizes, solid wood quality, designed for Indian homes. Shop Now at Induscraft

The Bedroom Problem Most Interior Design Guides Miss Most bedroom interior design advice is beautiful but impractical for Indian homes. It shows sprawling master bedrooms with walk-in closets and king beds floating in the middle of the room - a reality that fits perhaps 5% of Indian apartments. This guide is for the other 95%. Whether you have a compact 100 sq ft single bedroom or a generous 180 sq ft master, the small bedroom interior design and full-size bedroom principles here will help you get the layout right - with furniture as your primary tool. 1. The Three Bedroom Furniture Zones Every successful bedroom interior design - regardless of room size - is built around three zones: (1) the sleep zone (bed and bedside tables), (2) the storage zone (wardrobe, dresser, chest of drawers), and (3) the personal zone (reading chair, desk, or dressing table). Zone your room before you buy a single piece of furniture. Zone 1: The Sleep Zone The bed is the hero of every bedroom. All other wooden furniture decisions follow from it. Choose your bed frame first - in terms of size, material, and style - and let it dictate everything else in the room. Room Size Recommended Bed  Wardrobe Width Notes 100–120 sq ft Single / Twin bed 2-door (3 ft) Use under-bed storage 120–150 sq ft Double / Queen bed 3-door (4.5 ft) Wall-mount shelves to save floor 150–180 sq ft Queen / King bed 4-door (6 ft) Room for bedside tables on both sides 180+ sq ft King bed Full sliding wardrobe Space for reading chair / desk Zone 2: The Storage Zone Storage is where most modern bedroom interior design projects fail. Indian homeowners consistently underestimate how much storage a bedroom needs - especially when the home has no separate study or linen room. Follow this rule: your wardrobe should have at least 60 cm depth, and its total width should span at least one full wall of your bedroom. Sliding wardrobes save 18–24 inches of swing space - essential in compact bedrooms. Under-bed storage beds add 30–40% more storage in small rooms without using any additional floor space. Wall-mounted shelves above the bed or desk keep the floor clear and make the ceilings feel higher. Zone 3: The Personal Zone Even in a small bedroom interior design scenario, try to carve out 20–25 sq ft for a personal zone - a reading chair, a compact desk, or a dressing table. This single addition transforms a room you sleep in into a room you actually want to spend time in. 2. Small Bedroom Interior Design - The Furniture Rules That Actually Work For small bedroom interior design, the furniture decisions are more consequential than in any other room. One piece too many and the room feels like a warehouse. Follow these six rules: Low-profile bed frame. A low platform bed makes the ceiling feel higher. Avoid tall, elaborate headboards in rooms under 130 sq ft. No footboard. Footboards eat 12–18 inches of floor space - space better used for a bedside table or clear walking path. One bedside table. In a room under 120 sq ft, a single bedside table on the dominant-hand side is enough. Two tables in a small room creates visual crowding. Sliding over hinged wardrobe. Hinged doors need a full swing radius. Sliding doors use zero additional space. Mirror on wardrobe door. A full-length mirror on the wardrobe door doubles the room's perceived size without adding any furniture. Light wood tones throughout. In a compact bedroom interior design, matching all wood tones (bed frame, wardrobe, bedside table) creates a cohesive look that makes the room feel larger and more intentional. 3. Round Bed vs King Bed - Which Bedroom Furniture Is Right for You? The round bed has become a statement piece in Indian bedroom interior design — and for good reason. But it is not right for every room or every lifestyle. Here is the honest comparison: Factor Round Bed  King Bed Room size needed Min. 14×14 ft Min. 12×14 ft Mattress availability Custom (limited options) Wide availability Storage under bed Not possible Available in divan style Visual impact Very high - centrepiece High - classic anchor Best for Large master bedrooms, luxury styling Any bedroom, practical choice Induscraft recommendation Feature bedroom, guest room Master bedroom, everyday use 4. Twin Bed - The Most Underrated Bedroom Furniture Choice The twin bed is consistently underestimated as a design choice. It is not just for children's rooms. A well-chosen twin bed with a quality frame and bedding looks as designed as any king - especially in guest bedrooms, study rooms, and small apartments where space is genuinely limited. Induscraft's solid wood twin beds use the same joinery and finishing as our king and queen frames - the only difference is the width. If you are furnishing a bedroom where space matters more than size, a twin bed in sheesham or teak is one of the smartest furniture investments you can make. 5. Bedroom Furniture - Material & Finish Guide for Indian Homes  Material Durability Humidity Resistance Style Fit Recommendation Solid sheesham Excellent Excellent Classic & modern Best overall Solid teak Excellent Excellent All styles Premium choice Mango wood Good Good Natural, rustic Budget-solid wood Engineered wood (MDF) Fair Poor Modern Avoid for beds Metal frame Excellent Excellent Industrial, modern Guest rooms Upholstered headboard Good Fair Luxurious, soft Master bedrooms 6. Modern Bedroom Interior Design - Trending Layouts for 2026 The dominant modern bedroom interior design trend in India for 2026 is what designers call 'warm minimalism' - fewer pieces, better quality, and a palette of not more than three tones anchored in natural materials. Key furniture signatures of this trend: Low-platform solid wood beds with clean, unadorned headboards in natural teak or sheesham finish. Integrated storage beds with hydraulic lift bases - functionally essential in Indian 2BHK and 3BHK bedrooms. Floating bedside shelves instead of freestanding tables - saves floor space and looks architectural. Full-wall sliding wardrobes in matte white or woodgrain laminate with integrated mirror. Statement pendant lighting above the bed instead of bedside lamps - frees up surface space on tables. 7. Related Reading from Induscraft For compact bedrooms specifically, see: Small Bedroom? Here Are the Furniture Pieces That Will Transform It. Furnishing more rooms? Start with our living room guide: How to Design a Living Room That Feels Expensive — Furniture Choices That Make the Difference. Planning your entire flat? See our complete 2BHK guide: 2BHK Interior Design on a Budget: Room-by-Room Furniture Plan That Actually Works. 8. Frequently Asked Questions Q: What furniture should come first in bedroom interior design? The bed frame comes first. Every other furniture decision - wardrobe placement, bedside table size, dressing table position - follows from the bed's size and placement. Choose the bed that fits your room's smallest dimension first, then plan outward. Q: How do I design a small bedroom with limited space? Use a platform bed with under-bed storage drawers, install a sliding wardrobe instead of a hinged one, mount shelves on walls rather than using floor-standing furniture, choose one bedside table instead of two in rooms under 120 sq ft, and keep all wood tones matching for visual cohesion. Q: What is the best wood for bedroom furniture in India? Solid sheesham and solid teak are the best choices for bedroom furniture in Indian homes. They resist humidity and temperature changes better than engineered wood, can be repaired if scratched or dented, and develop a richer patina with age. Avoid MDF and particle board for beds - they lose structural integrity in humid conditions within 3–5 years.  Design Your Perfect Bedroom Explore Induscraft's complete bedroom furniture range - solid wood beds, wardrobes, and bedside tables built for Indian homes. Shop Now at Induscraft 

You finally decided you need a storage bed. Smart move. But now you're stuck in the middle of two options: hydraulic storage or drawer storage. And every answer you find online either feels like a generic copy-paste article or a brand pushing whatever they have in stock. Here's what nobody tells you upfront: the right choice depends entirely on your bedroom, your habits, and what you actually plan to store. One genuinely works better than the other. Not for everyone, but for you specifically. By the time you finish this guide, you'll know exactly which storage bed type fits your home, why solid wood matters more than the mechanism you choose, and what to look for before spending a single rupee. Let's get into it. Why Storage Beds Are No Longer Optional in Indian Homes Think about the last time you walked into a bedroom in a Bangalore 2BHK, a Mumbai flat, or a Pune apartment and thought, "There's plenty of storage space here." Right. That thought doesn't happen. Indian homes, especially in metros, are built for sleeping and working. Not for owning. The wardrobe is full. The hallway has luggage stacked against the wall. Under the bed is a graveyard of plastic bags, dusty shoes, and things you forgot you owned. A storage bed turns that wasted under-bed space (typically 6 to 9 cubic feet in a queen size) into clean, usable, organised storage. That's the equivalent of an entire chest of drawers, hidden under your mattress, taking up zero extra floor space. But not all storage beds are created equal. The two dominant storage bed types, hydraulic lift and drawer-based, solve different problems. Choosing the wrong one doesn't just waste money. It wastes space, adds inconvenience to your mornings, and, in the case of cheap engineered wood beds, can start falling apart within two years. Let's understand each one properly. What Is a Hydraulic Storage Bed? (And Why It's Become India's Favourite) A hydraulic storage bed, also called a lift-up bed or gas lift bed, uses nitrogen gas pistons built into the bed frame. When you lift from the foot of the bed, the entire mattress platform rises upward smoothly, revealing a deep, unified storage cavity underneath. The mechanism is the same engineering used in car bonnets. You've lifted a car hood before. It goes up easily, stays open without effort, and comes down gently when you push it. That's exactly the experience with a quality hydraulic bed. What that storage looks like in practice: In a queen-size hydraulic bed, you're typically looking at 6 to 9 cubic feet of unobstructed space. In a king-size, that goes up to 18–25 cubic feet: enough to store seasonal quilts, three suitcases, spare bedding, winter clothing, and still have room left over. The storage is one large, open cavity. Nothing dividing it. You can tuck in anything from a rolled-up yoga mat to a large duffel bag. The real-world advantage most people don't consider: If your bed sits against a wall or in a corner (which is true for most urban Indian bedrooms), a hydraulic lift bed is the only practical choice. Drawer beds need clearance space on the side to open fully. A hydraulic mechanism lifts from the foot end, so side walls are irrelevant. What Is a Drawer Storage Bed? (The Everyday Access Option) A pull-out drawer bed integrates individual drawers into the sides or front of the bed base. Depending on the design, you might have two deep drawers on one side, two drawers on each side, or a combination of drawer sizes for different storage needs. Unlike the hydraulic bed where you access everything at once, drawer beds let you access individual compartments without touching the mattress or lifting anything. Pull out one drawer, grab your extra pillowcase, push it back. Done in five seconds. Where drawer storage beds genuinely shine: This is the bed for people who rotate their storage regularly. If you have a habit of grabbing extra bedsheets mid-week, keeping folded clothes accessible, or storing your kid's books and small toys in a reachable spot, drawer beds offer access that hydraulic beds simply can't match for everyday convenience. Drawer beds also tend to have a slightly lower price point since there's no gas piston mechanism involved, though on solid wood beds, that difference is less significant than it is on engineered wood options. The honest limitation: Drawer depth is limited by the bed frame height. Most drawers offer 8 to 12 inches of depth. Bulky items like a large suitcase, thick winter razaais, or a rolled mattress protector simply won't fit. You're also limited by how many drawers the bed has, whereas a hydraulic bed gives you the entire under-bed footprint as one open storage area. And as mentioned: if your bedside walls are close, opening those drawers becomes a daily inconvenience fast. Hydraulic Storage vs Drawer: The Honest Side-by-Side Comparison Let's stop being vague. Here's how both storage bed types actually compare on the things that matter in real Indian homes: Storage Capacity Hydraulic bed wins, clearly. The entire under-bed area is available as one unified space. You can store large, irregularly shaped items without the constraint of drawer dimensions. A king-size hydraulic storage bed can genuinely replace a full wardrobe's worth of seasonal storage. Drawer beds have defined compartments. Useful for organised storage, but volume is inherently limited. Most drawer beds offer 60–70% less total storage volume compared to hydraulic options in the same size. Ease of Daily Access Drawer bed wins, clearly. If you're reaching into storage once a day or more, lifting a mattress every time is impractical. Drawer beds offer friction-free, instant access. With quality full-extension ball-bearing slides (as found in well-made solid wood drawer beds), you can access items at the very back of the drawer without struggling. Hydraulic beds are best suited for items you access weekly or less often: seasonal clothing, spare linen, luggage. Not for your daily rotation of clothes. Bedroom Size and Layout Compatibility Hydraulic bed wins for most Indian rooms. The most common mistake buyers make: ordering a drawer bed without measuring the clearance space beside the bed. You need 24–30 inches of open floor space on whichever side has drawers so they can fully extend. In a 10×10 or 10×12 bedroom with bedside tables, there's often simply not enough room to open side drawers comfortably. The hydraulic mechanism lifts from the foot end, requiring clearance only there. A much easier condition to meet. Maintenance Over Time Drawer beds are simpler. Hydraulic mechanisms use gas pistons that, over time and with heavy use, can lose pressure. A quality mechanism from a reputable solid wood brand will last many years without issue, but it's still more mechanically complex than a well-fitted drawer. Drawer bed maintenance is limited to periodically tightening screws and ensuring the slides stay clean and debris-free. Simpler mechanism, simpler maintenance. Best For: Seasonal Items Hydraulic bed wins. Razaais, winter blankets, suitcases, spare mattress toppers: all of these go into a hydraulic bed naturally. Trying to fold a thick winter quilt into a drawer is a genuine frustration you'll encounter every October. Best For: Daily-Use Items Drawer bed wins. Rotating sets of bedsheets, extra pillowcases, clothing you swap between regularly, bedroom accessories: drawer access is faster, neater, and more organised than lifting a mattress platform each time. The Factor Most Comparison Guides Don't Mention: What the Bed Is Made Of Here's where we need to have an honest conversation. The mechanism, whether hydraulic or drawer, is only as good as the frame it's built into. A hydraulic bed built from MDF board or low-grade engineered wood will develop problems within 2–3 years of regular use. The hinges loosen. The frame flexes under the weight of the lifted platform. The gas pistons wear faster because the frame doesn't hold alignment properly. A drawer bed made from particle board will develop sticky drawers, warping slide tracks, and frame wobble that makes the entire structure creak every time you move. Solid sheesham wood is a different story entirely. Sheesham wood (Indian rosewood) is one of the densest, most moisture-resistant hardwoods used in furniture construction. It handles the mechanical stress of repeated hydraulic lifts without flex or fatigue. Drawer slides in a sheesham frame hold alignment for decades because the wood doesn't warp or swell the way engineered wood does. When you invest in a solid wood bed with hydraulic storage or a well-crafted sheesham drawer bed, you're not buying furniture you'll replace in five years. You're buying a piece that will outlast three or four engineered wood alternatives. That's not a marketing line. That's material science. So Which One Should You Actually Choose? This decision isn't complicated once you apply it to your actual situation. Choose a hydraulic storage bed if: Your bedroom is 10×10 ft or smaller (or has limited side clearance) You need to store bulky, seasonal items: winter bedding, suitcases, razaais You prefer a clean, clutter-free bedroom aesthetic with no visible drawer fronts You access stored items weekly or less frequently Your bed sits against a wall or in a corner You want maximum storage volume from a single furniture piece Choose a pull-out drawer bed if: You have 24+ inches of clear floor space on at least one side of the bed You rotate stored items regularly: clothing, linen, bedroom accessories You'd prefer not to lift the mattress platform at all You have elderly family members in the room who may find lifting a platform difficult You prefer organised, compartmentalised storage over one large open cavity Your storage needs are moderate rather than large-volume A note for families: Many buyers with children find that drawer beds work better for their daily storage habits (grabbing extra bedsheets, kids' items) but eventually wish they'd chosen hydraulic for the volume. If you're unsure and your room allows it, the hydraulic bed almost always wins for long-term versatility. How Induscraft Builds Storage Beds Differently Induscraft, India's first online furniture store with over 25 years of solid wood craftsmanship from Jodhpur, builds both hydraulic and drawer storage beds from 100% solid sheesham wood. That means every bed in the Induscraft beds with storage collection starts with a furniture-grade hardwood frame, not a veneer-covered particle board core. The storage mechanism, whether gas pistons or ball-bearing drawer slides, is engineered into solid wood construction from the ground up. What that means for you: The hydraulic mechanism stays aligned because the frame doesn't flex The drawer slides don't jam because the frame doesn't warp with seasonal humidity changes The bed doesn't creak because solid wood joinery tightens over time, not loosens The finish holds for decades because sheesham's natural oils protect the surface You can explore the complete range of king-size beds with storage, including hydraulic lift, drawer, and box storage configurations, to find the design that matches your bedroom layout and storage needs. For urban apartments, the queen-size storage beds offer the ideal balance of storage capacity and footprint, fitting comfortably in rooms from 10×10 ft upward. The Questions Buyers Ask Us Most Does a hydraulic bed require special maintenance? The gas piston mechanism itself requires no active maintenance under normal use. Keep the storage cavity clean (a quarterly wipe-down with a dry cloth is enough). For the wood frame, a mild wood polish every few months keeps the sheesham looking its best. If you ever notice the platform feeling heavier to lift than it used to, that's the signal to have the pistons checked. With quality construction, this is uncommon for many years. Can I put my bed against the wall if I choose hydraulic storage? Yes. Hydraulic beds open from the foot end, not the sides. You need clearance at the foot of the bed (typically 90 to 120 cm) for the platform to lift fully. Side walls are not a constraint. What should I store in a hydraulic bed? What should I avoid? Ideal items: extra bedding sets, out-of-season clothing, suitcases and travel bags, winter blankets, spare linen. Items to avoid: electronics (the enclosed space traps heat), anything with strong odours, items requiring regular ventilation. How long does a quality hydraulic bed last? A solid sheesham wood hydraulic bed, maintained properly, will last 15–25 years. The mechanism itself, high-quality gas pistons, is rated for tens of thousands of lift cycles, which translates to daily use for decades. The frame will outlast the mechanism. My bedroom is small. Which storage option is better for a compact room? For genuinely compact Indian bedrooms (10×10 ft or less), the hydraulic lift bed is almost always the more practical choice. You get maximum storage without needing any side clearance. A drawer bed in a small room often results in drawers that you can't fully open once furniture and bedside tables are placed. Making Your Decision: A Quick Checklist Before you browse, run through this: Your bedroom size: Less than 10×12 ft → Lean toward hydraulic 12×12 ft or larger with clear sides → Either works well Your storage habit: Seasonal, infrequent access → Hydraulic Daily or weekly access → Drawer Your bed placement: Against a wall or corner → Hydraulic Centre of the room with clear sides → Either Your primary items to store: Bulky/large items (suitcases, quilts) → Hydraulic Organised, smaller items (linen sets, clothing) → Drawer Your budget flexibility: Both options are available across price ranges in solid wood. Hydraulic mechanisms add a small premium, but the storage volume they deliver makes the cost-per-cubic-foot one of the best values in bedroom furniture. Ready to Find Your Storage Bed? Both hydraulic and drawer storage beds have a clear role, and now you know which one is yours. If maximum storage, minimal footprint, and solid hardwood construction are your priorities, explore Induscraft's full collection of beds with storage, handcrafted in sheesham wood, available in king and queen sizes, with hydraulic lift, drawer, and box storage configurations. Every piece is crafted in Jodhpur, comes with free delivery and professional installation, and is backed by Induscraft's quality guarantee, the same commitment that made us India's first online solid wood furniture store, and has kept customers coming back for over two decades. Your bedroom deserves storage that actually works. And a bed that lasts long enough to make the investment worthwhile. Explore the complete solid wood beds collection at Induscraft. Available in king size and queen size. Solid sheesham wood. Free delivery across India.