17 Headboard Pillows To Make Relaxing In Bed Even Better
A chic and tufted hanging headboard pillow with quaint, matching ties sewn onto it so you can attach it to your headboard. This French-inspired design is ~parfait~ for your room, whose style is very much inspired by your Parisian flights of fancy.
A soft faux-fur headboard pillow if you're totally cool with never lifting your head from your bed again. I mean it. This thing is soooo floofy, you'll never want to not be touching it. And it also comes with a neck bolster pillow that's so big, it can also be used as a body pillow!
A pair of hanging fleece-covered headboard pillows — these groovy J-shaped cushions have sponge inner cores that provide both comfort and stability. You shan't be bested by the ruthless solidness of your wooden headboard any longer!
A cute crown-shaped headboard pillow because you never need to outgrow your desire to feel like King Max from Where the Wild Things Are. So, lie back and relax with a glass of milk and a good picture book.
A tailored Pottery Barn headboard pillow whose vintage-inspired silhouette and piping will help give your nondescript bedroom or dorm room a classic feel. Plus, this cushiony cushion is made of 100% cotton!
A funky and chunky braided headboard pillow if you refuse to believe that feeling comfortable can't look good, too. Made of super soft jersey cotton, this unique, handmade pillow will ~knot~ let you down!
A super stylin' queen-sized headboard pillow so you feel like royalty every single time you sit back in bed. (AS YOU SHOULD!) It's honestly so pretty you might not even wanna sit against it...you'll wanna sit across from it just to keep lookin' at it.
A textured and luxe-looking wedge headboard pillow because it comes with two neck bolster pillows (one long and one short) to help further relieve pain and stress on your body. Catching up on The Last of Us while lying in bed shouldn't cause you as much pain as Clickers cause their unlucky victims...
A colorful and plush Laura Park headboard pillow designed specifically for Twin XL beds so you can make your college dorm room feel a little bit less like a generic stock photo. This made-to-order pillow will be the envy of your suite.
A double-layered, tufted headboard pillow — this elegant backrest is made by sewing together two rectangular pillows stacked with the shorter one in front. Because of that, the space between the two layers can be used as a shelf of sorts for things like your Kindle or phone.
A high-density, memory foam wedge headboard pillow you likely need if you're using your wall as a headboard and your body is screaming out for help. This sturdy pillow is designed to support your shoulders, neck, and back; and because it's so sturdy, you won't have to worry about it deflating on you when you need it most.
A three-piece orthopedic headboard pillow so you can create the perfect angles for perfect sleeps! Made with breathable memory foam, this pillow can get into 10 adaptable positions to help support your whole bod.
An ergonomically designed hypoallergenic wedge headboard pillow whose 30-degree incline may help alleviate back pain. Plus, its base features a non-slip fabric, so it won't slide around on your bed (which would probably end up causing more back pain). Reviewers also use it to elevate their legs post-injury!
A dream-inducing linen headboard pillow with a delightful scallop shape that'll add some visual interest to your space while also offering you comfort.
Or a cottagecore wedge headboard pillow for twin/twin XL beds with whimsical floral designs and soft, ruffled trim. Designed by LoveShackFancy, this dreamy pillow is the first step in committing to romanticizing your life. And, it's got a pocket!
A wedge pillow mattress filler if your pillows tend to sojourn to the depths between your mattress and headboard (or mattress and wall) every night. It even has a pocket you can keep your remote or phone in so they don't go missing while you sleep!
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