Bedroom Set

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Build a bedroom that feels cohesive from the start. Choose your bed, nightstands, and dresser in the wood, style, and size you want, with bundled savings applied as you build the set.

Roseland’s bedroom pieces draw from different historical forms — from Shaker restraint to early American neoclassicism — but they are joined by a common material language. Each is made in solid American cherry or black walnut and finished with a hand-rubbed oil finish that preserves the natural texture of the wood and can be renewed over time. Together, these shared choices in wood species, finish, and proportion make it possible to build a room that feels cohesive, layered, and meant to live together.

Because each piece is made by the workshop behind it, items ship directly from their place of origin rather than as one consolidated delivery. Dressers and Two Drawer Nightstands include white glove shipping; for beds, white glove delivery is available as an added service. Nightstands and Candlestands ship free via UPS Ground.

Our bedroom pieces are designed individually, each with its own point of reference and character, but they share proportion, material, and our hand-rubbed finish.

  • Solid American Hardwoods

    Made with solid American cherry or black walnut, chosen for strength, warmth, and long-term durability. Boards are selected by hand for color, grain, and character, then finished to preserve the wood's natural texture.

  • Repairable Finish

    Finished with a purified raw linseed oil that protects the wood while preserving its natural texture. With no stains or veneers, the surfaces can be easily repaired and renewed over time rather than replaced.

A Cohesive Bedroom, Piece by Piece

Choose from the beds, nightstands, and dressers in the collection to build a room that feels settled and consistent. Each piece is distinct, but all are tied together by material, finish, and proportion.

  • Dresser

    Inspired by an 1825 double counter in the MET's archive, it features carefully selected single-slab drawer fronts.

  • Pediment Bed

    Developed with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, a restrained 18th-century pediment form built in solid American cherry or walnut with a hand-rubbed linseed oil finish.

  • Nightstand

    Based on late 18th-century Shaker designs, with subtle proportions and the same pure, raw linseed oil finish as our beds.

  • Candle Stand

    Inspired by an early 1800s Shaker stand in the American Wing, this piece is built from solid American cherry with a single drawer and finished in purified linseed oil.

  • Two Drawer Nightstand

    Grounded proportions. Single-board drawer fronts. Solid American hardwood, finished with hand-rubbed, solvent-free oil.

  • Roseland Bed

    Timeless lines and fine-grade American cherry or walnut, finished by hand with 100% pure, raw, and zero-VOC linseed oil.

BEDROOM SET PIECES

Materials
  • Cherry or Black Walnut
  • Solid Poplar Slats
  • Steel Mortise-Tenon Joints
  • Carbon Steel Caster Frames
Care and assembly

Minimal care is needed but hand-rubbing linseed oil every few years will only be to the bed's benefit

Shipping

The bed ships in two separate reinforced boxes either free via UPS ground or via white glove delivery for $200.

Seen Together

A few examples of how pieces come together across different combinations of beds, nightstands, and dresser configurations:

  • Twin Pediment Bed and a Two-Drawer Nightstand in Cherry

  • The Roseland Bed and Nightstand in Black Walnut

  • The Nightstand alongside The Roseland Bed in Cherry, in a customer's home.

  • A Cherry Six Drawer Dresser by the Roseland Bed on Casters.

Bedroom Sets

  • Solid Native Woods

    Pieces are made from Solid American Cherry or Black Walnut - no veneers, stains, or lacquers.

  • Zero VOC Finishing

    Roseland uses purified, raw linseed oil on our bedroom furniture. It is cold filtered and slow cures over months with zero VOCs.

  • Repairability

    Roseland pieces are solid, and finished without stains or lacquers. Repair is as easy as sanding and re-oiling.

How Wood Changes with Time

Because we finish with pure raw linseed oil, the wood remains open to light, air, and use. Cherry naturally deepens from a pale golden tone to a warm red-brown, while walnut gradually lightens and softens into a warmer medium brown. The change is part of the material, and part of what makes each piece feel more settled over time.

  • FRESH CHERRY

    Cherry begins pale and golden, with a clean, quiet grain. In the first months of use, light and air bring out its natural warmth and depth.

  • MATURE CHERRY

    With time, cherry settles into a deeper red-brown tone. The grain becomes warmer and richer, giving the wood a more settled, lived-in character.

  • FRESH WALNUT

    Fresh walnut begins dark and expressive, with cool brown tones and visible movement in the grain. At first, its color can feel more dramatic and varied.

  • MATURE WALNUT

    With age, walnut gradually lightens toward a medium brown. The contrast softens, the undertones grow warmer, and the grain feels more settled over time.

Things to Know

Pieces from the bedroom set are made from solid woods and hand-finished surfaces, so a few practical points help set expectations.

Natural color shifts

Cherry wood starts light and darkens significantly in the first three months. From months 3 to 12, the darkening slows, reaching a deep, rich tone with red undertones. Walnut starts as a deep brown and gradually lightens over time. In the first three months walnut’s tone becomes warmer and lighter. From months 3 to 6, the change slows as it settles into a medium brown with golden or amber tones. In our opinion, the mature tones of both woods are preferable to the initial ones.

Linseed oil means a breathable, naturally coarser finish

Many furniture companies seal their wood with an additive layer that closes the grain and can be sanded to a near mirror finish - the lacquer or polyurethane is being sanded rather than the wood itself. With a breathable oil finish, the wood’s grain is exposed, which is naturally coarser than sanded polyurethane or lacquers.

Solid wood and humidity can mean seasonal movement

In winter, low humidity from furnace heat can lower the humidity content in the wood and dry it somewhat (dry desert environments can do this year round!). If you encounter creaks, the first thing to do is to lubricate the wood-on-wood joints of the bed with a beeswax furniture paste.

3% of Profits to Bring back the American Chestnut

At Roseland, we're passionate tree buffs and committed to helping bring back the iconic American chestnut to its native range. We will donate 3% of all unit-level profits at the end of 2026 to the American Chestnut Foundation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does everything ship together? How does everything ship?

We make different products with different vendors, so your whole order won't ship together.

Products will ship as ready, you can find more shipping information above in the dimensions section.

What are the lead times on each product?

Please check our "What to Expect" page to find our current up to date lead times.

Can I customize any part of this order?

We maintain a focused design catalogue to keep costs down and use materials responsibly, which allows us to offer the best possible pricing. As such, we’re not able to offer customizations.

Can I mix wood species for the bundle?

The bundle is setup to represent a whole order in the same species, if you would like to order separate species please email us at orders@roselandusa.com or message us through the chat function.

Are these products designed to go with each other?

Yes they are! We designed each of these products with each other in mind such that the height and other dimensions work with each other.

How much am I saving with the bundle?

The bundle saves 10% on an order of any bed, nightstand, and dresser.

Could I swap a martini table for one of the other side tables?

Yes you can! Please reach out to us directly and we will send you an invoice.

What type of mattress should I get? How tall should my mattress be?

We generally don't recommend any specific mattress brand as each individual has a different preference for their mattress. However, we do believe that a natural latex or wool mattress is the way to go.

We recommend mattresses between 8 inches and 13.5 inches thick. Any thicker and the headboard will feel out of proportion. For context, the mattresses in our shoots are mostly 11.5", with a 10" mattress visible in the more contemporary loft setting and 9.5" on the twin beds.

How do I care for the wood?

We generally recommend rubbing pure raw linseed oil on the wood if you ever find that it gets dry. Additionally for your bed, applying beeswax anywhere wood rubs against wood will help to prevent any form of creaking.

You can find the linseed oil we use for our beds here.