When it comes to choosing the perfect Get Laid Bed, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is the type of wood. And two of our most popular choices, Oak and Pine, each bring their own beauty, character, and charm.
Both woods are sustainably sourced, expertly handcrafted, and made to order by our skilled team of makers. But how do you choose between them? That’s where we come in.
Let’s explore what sets these two natural materials apart, and how to decide which one suits your sleep style, interior aesthetic, and values best.
At first glance, both Oak and Pine look and feel like quality hardwoods. But they differ in grain, texture, weight, and tone, all of which affect the style, feel and longevity of your bed.
Oak is known for its strength, weight, and beautifully pronounced grain. It’s a premium hardwood with a reputation for lasting generations.
Durability: Exceptionally strong and long-lasting. Built to be passed down.
Look: Defined grain patterns with a subtle golden hue that ages beautifully.
Feel: Heavier, more solid - a real “statement” material.
Style match: Traditional, modern rustic, industrial, country homes.
If you love rich, natural textures and a solid presence in your room, Oak is the way to go.
Pine is a softwood that’s loved for its versatility, affordability, and warm character. Don’t let “soft” fool you - our Solid Scandinavian Pine is strong, dependable, and perfect for everyday life.
Durability: Strong, lighter than oak, and perfect for regular use.
Look: Smoother grain, more uniform in tone. Ideal for painting and staining.
Feel: Lighter in weight, easier to move, softer appearance.
Style match: Scandinavian, minimalist, coastal, boho, and kids’ rooms.
Pine is ideal for those who want a softer visual impact or love changing up their style with different finishes.
At Get Laid Beds, we offer 17 stunning wood finishes, and both Oak and Pine are perfect canvases for these shades. Want to keep things natural? Choose a clear or honey-toned finish to let the grain do the talking. Fancy a pop of colour or something bold? Painted options like Blue, White, or Black work beautifully on Pine.
Oak lovers: Consider our Solid Oak Upgrade for that rich, natural look.
Pine fans: Explore our full finish palette - from Natural to Charcoal to Red.
Both woods are sustainably sourced, so no matter what you choose, you’re making an eco-conscious choice that supports responsible forestry.
The real question isn’t just “which wood is better?” - it’s which wood is better for you?
Love heritage-style or rustic furniture
Want a weighty, luxurious feel
Prefer natural finishes and visible grain
Don’t mind investing a little more for long-term value
Want flexibility with colours or painted finishes
Love minimalist or Scandinavian styles
Need something lighter (especially for smaller rooms)
Prefer a more budget-friendly option with lasting quality
Every bed from Get Laid Beds is handcrafted by our in-house makers, using traditional joinery techniques and modern precision. Whether you choose Oak or Pine, your bed is built to order, not pulled off a shelf, and made with the care and attention it deserves.
We believe in furniture that tells a story. And when your bed arrives (often faster than you'd expect, thanks to our fast delivery options), you’ll know it’s been made just for you.
Choosing between Oak and Pine isn’t about right or wrong, it’s about what speaks to your space, your style, and your sleep. Whichever you go for, your Get Laid Bed will be sustainable, solid, and seriously beautiful.
Take your time. Browse our finish options. And imagine how your dream bed will look in your space, because the best choices are the ones that feel like home.
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