The Hiyori Oak headboard is composed of horizontal slats with a 3 mm gap between them. Its linear design and light oak tone create a warm, bright, and balanced set.
Handcrafted in Spain with PEFC-certified solid Radiata - Insignis pine wood and finished with eco-friendly oils that enhance the natural grain and nuances of each piece.
A warm and balanced horizontal design
The 3 mm gap between the slats creates subtle horizontal lines and adds lightness to the piece. The Oak finish pairs particularly well with light textiles, natural fibers, and Nordic, Japandi, or Mediterranean interiors.
Available dimensions
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Available widths: 100, 140, 160, and 180 cm.
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Available heights: 45, 60, and 80 cm.
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Gap between slats: 3 mm.
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Total thickness: 3.5 cm.
Oak finish
Light oak tone applied by hand using eco-friendly oils that enhance the natural wood grain. Its warm, bright color complements light textiles and natural materials.
Oak is the name of the finish; the wood used is solid Radiata - Insignis pine.
Why choose the Hiyori Oak headboard
- PEFC-certified solid Radiata - Insignis pine wood.
- Designed and handcrafted in Spain.
- Horizontal slats with a 3 mm gap.
- Linear and balanced composition.
- Available in four widths and three heights.
- Includes metal plates for wall installation.
Assembly and maintenance
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Includes assembly hardware: Yes.
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Requires assembly: Yes.
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Assembly difficulty: Easy.
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Estimated assembly time: 15 minutes.
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Assembly: Join and secure the pieces that form the headboard using the included hardware.
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Installation: Measure and level the placement points, screw the included plates to the wall, and hang the headboard.
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Cleaning: Use a dry cloth and remove dust with a duster.
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Care instructions: Avoid direct contact with moisture.
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Maintenance: We offer small containers of our oils for maintenance or restoration.
Responsible materials
We work with PEFC-certified solid Radiata - Insignis pine wood, sourced from responsibly managed forests. Each piece is handcrafted in Spain, respecting the natural grain and knots inherent to the wood.
