Solid wood bedroom collection
Our solid wood bedrooms are made of wood from the Czech forests. We pay attention to quality workmanship with the skillful hands of our craftsmen, thus continuing the family tradition that began in 1897.
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Levitating bed AMANTA
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Chest of drawers AMANTA AM1Z4
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Wardrobe AMANTA AS2DD
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AMI levitating bed
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Wardrobe AMI 3DCRD
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Chest of drawers AMI 2Z4
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AMI mirror
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Bed CAMELIA
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Chest of drawers CAMELIA 3Z
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Extending bed DIANA (with mattresses)
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Bed DITA
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Bed RADITA
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Bed ELEN
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Chest of drawers ELEN H20Z5
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Levitating bed FLABO wooden headboard
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Levitating bed FLABO upholstered headboard
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A quality bedroom starts with choosing the right furniture
The bedroom should be peaceful, practical and pleasant for every day. That's why at JELÍNKOV you will find bedroom furniture made of solid wood, which you can choose separately or as a coordinated collection.
The bed, bedside tables, chests of drawers, wardrobes, slatted frames and mattresses can form one well-thought-out whole.
What you get from the JELÍNEK bedroom
Honest solid wood
The natural grain, strength and character of real wood.
Czech handmade
We manufacture furniture in Valašské Meziříčí.
Tradition since 1897
We continue the family craft tradition of working with wood.
Transport and assembly
Own transport, professional installation and service.
Warranty and advice
Above-standard warranty period and professional advice.
Satisfied customers
Choose a bedroom made of solid wood
What type of wood should I choose for a solid wood bed?
Beech
Beech It is a hard, strong and tough wood with a lighter color and a fine, calm grain. Thanks to its strength, it has long been used for quality furniture. It looks clean, sober and timeless, therefore it fits well in both modern and traditional interiors. With proper care, beech furniture has a very long lifespan, especially in a dry indoor environment.
Zinc or continuous slat?
Beech tin It has the same basic properties as classic beech. It differs mainly in appearance: shorter slats create a more vibrant, mosaic pattern with a natural alternation of shades. Thanks to this, it looks technically pure, but at the same time natural and original. Beech zinc is a suitable choice for customers who want durable solid furniture with a more distinctive, but still decent character at a lower price.
Oak
Oak It is among the most traditional and durable European woods used for furniture production. It is hard, solid and has a distinctive pattern with clearly visible growth rings, which give each piece of furniture its own unique character. The color ranges from lighter to warm brown tones and over time acquires an even deeper natural look. Oak furniture is an investment that will last for decades if cared for properly.
Rustic oak is a more distinctive variant of oak wood, which allows knots, color transitions and natural irregularities of the material to stand out. In terms of hardness and durability, it is based on the same advantages as classic oak – It is strong, durable and suitable for long-lasting furniture. Its pattern is lively, authentic and makes every piece of furniture look original. Rustic oak is an ideal choice for interiors where wood should have a warm, natural and distinctive effect.
Zinc or continuous slat?
Zinc oak and zinc rustic oak It combines the high hardness and long life of oak wood with the more vibrant appearance of galvanized material. Shorter joined slats create a more varied pattern in which the natural color and structure of the oak stand out more. The result is solid furniture with a durable base and a more modern, structured look. It is suitable for customers who want the quality of oak but prefer the more dynamic look of wood at a lower price.
Ash
Ash is a hard, strong and flexible wood that withstands everyday stress well. It stands out with its distinctive pattern with contrasting annual rings and warmer core color. Thanks to its toughness and durability, it is suitable for long-lasting furniture, where the wood should appear natural, lively and with character.
Zirbe
ZIRBE, also known as limba pine or alpine pine, is an alpine tree with a characteristic aroma and a light shade. Compared to oak, beech or ash it is softer, therefore it feels warmer and more natural, but at the same time requires gentler handling. Its pattern is delicate, complemented by natural knots and the typical Alpine structure of wood. ZIRBE furniture has a long lifespan when used properly and is suitable mainly for customers who appreciate the natural scent, calm appearance and authentic character of the massif.
Design collection
The bedroom collection will make your choice easier. The bed, bedside tables, chests of drawers and wardrobes harmonize with each other in shape, wood type and surface finish. The JELÍNEK bedroom collection is created in collaboration with designers such as Jaroslav Juřica, Johannes Haberl, Jochen Flacke, Sabina Stržínková or Jiřina Jelínková.
Quality you can see in the details
A quality solid wood bed will create a solid foundation for your bedroom. However, for a truly comfortable sleep, the right mattress and slatted base are also important. At JELÍNKOV, we will help you match the bed, mattress and slatted base so that the whole matches your figure, sleeping style and idea of comfort.
Sturdy solid wood construction
The furniture is designed for everyday use and long life.
Wide selection of designs and colors
The surface affects the shade, touch and care of the wood.
Handwork and detail control
The edges, joints, surface and overall feel of the furniture are important.
Custom sizes available
Tell us what you need and we will do everything we can to meet your expectations.
The bedroom also includes a mattress and a bed base.
Mattresses that can be customized to the customer's needs. The right base helps the mattress function and affects the comfort of the bed.
Frequently asked questions about solid wood bedrooms
How to choose a bedroom made of solid wood?
Start with the bed. It determines the main style of the bedroom, the size of the sleeping area, and the connection to the mattress and slatted frame. Then choose bedside tables, chests of drawers or a wardrobe according to the space you have available. For a uniform look, we recommend matching the wood type, surface finish and shape style of the furniture.
What wood to choose for the bedroom?
It depends on how you want the bedroom to look. Oak is timeless, more expressive and elegant. Beech has a lighter and calmer appearance. Ash has a more lively pattern and a more pronounced natural character. ZIRBE is an alpine wood with a typical aroma and is suitable for bedrooms where wood should be the main element of the atmosphere.
What is the difference between galvanized and continuous slats?
A continuous slat has a calmer and more continuous effect because the wood grain continues in longer lines. The galvanized version is composed of shorter connected slats, so it has a more lively and dynamic pattern. Both variants work with solid wood, the difference is mainly in the appearance, price and resulting character of the furniture.
Why choose a bedroom made of solid wood?
Solid wood has a natural grain, strength and unique character. Each piece of furniture is slightly different due to the wood structure, so the bedroom does not look anonymous. High-quality solid wood furniture is suitable for everyday use and, with proper care, can last for many years.
I need advice on choosing an entire bedroom. How do I proceed?
The easiest way to start is to figure out how much space you have available and what you need to solve in the bedroom: sleep, storage space, interior coordination or a complete set. In the showroom or online, we will help you choose a bed, wood, surface, mattress, slatted frame and other furniture so that the bedroom looks unified and functions well in everyday use.
