Ode to four-posters and canopy beds.

I have always had a thing for four-posters and canopy beds.  Call it a princess syndrome, but I think it's more to do with the comfort of curling up in a small space, a room within a room, or maybe a tent.  There is someting so giddily secret and safe about it.  Here are some outstanding, sleek and lovely examples I found while trolling around the internets.

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Yeah isn't that tree bed by Shawn Lovell the most amazing thing ever?  It costs $15,000 USD.

— Stephanie Lim

I like the one with the curvy headboard extending over the bed.

I used to like four-poster beds, until I realized that I'll prob walk into them repeatedly with my two left feet.

— S-A-N-N-Y

the tree one is nice, but gives me the weird feeling that birds gonna fly by and drop some bombs on me during sleep.

I would totally get the half circle one.

— Ben Wong

Number 13 ...loved it :)

— Rebekah

13 is really cute. btw, theo is cute, but i don't think he'll be able to handle my girl. = )

— Alyssa and Haley Vue

so weird that everyone likes 13 so much. it's probably my least favorite, I'm not sure why. Maybe because it's curvy.

— Stephanie Lim

it's a lucky number

— Ben Wong

My most favorite is 18 because that looks like the closest thing to camping that I will ever do :-D
5 is great just for the simplicity of it, and 13 for the uniqueness.

— Linda Blakely
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