This bed could be a 5 star but it's not it's a 2 star. While it is a cute design, and the price is very reasonable the lack of attention to detail is ruining the product. The lack of attention to detail more than cancels out any of the cuteness it should exude. Let me explain and look at the pictures. There are large metal plates at the peak of the top and they are not hidden. No matter which way you place the bed one of them fully shows and wow is it ugly. Why do they not place these big metal plates so that you could at least have them behind the wood and not showing? The fasteners are large ugly metal round heads showing everywhere. They did not provide any fastener trim covers not even stickers. Everywhere you look you can see big ugly metal fasteners. The pull-out trundle bed underneath has no trim pieces on the sides. Just ugly raw exposed wood that looks awful. They just did not supply any trim piece for the 2 sides that you can see from the head or foot of the bed. And lastly, the bed has assembly stickers on every piece of the assembly, and they do not come off. We worked and worked on them and finally gave up with them partially removed. Very time consuming to deal with trying to remove these stickers. Why do they use perma-stickers knowing that they will have to be removed after assembly for aesthetics? How does this become a 5-star bed? Fix the obvious lack of attention to details. Provide fastener covers, provide end trim for the trundle, reposition the metal plates so they can be hidden, use stickers that are designed to be easily removed. For reference I am including a picture of an entry level $30 dollar particle board shelf assembly and guess what?... it has fastener covers... go figure. Note: I am not going to deal with returning this bed, but I am going to waste time and money fixing it. I will have to hunt down fastener covers. I will have to go buy a heat gun or some special spray to remove the stickers. I will have to buy, cut, stain and install trim for the trundle ends. I will have to remove and reposition 1 metal plate and then fill in the holes with putty and touch up with a furniture paint pen. It will cost me a small hunk of money and a big hunk of time to make this bed look good. It should have come out of the box looking good, but unfortunately it didn't.
