When I started working on my master bedroom and decided on a dark-colored board and batten wall, I knew I wanted to bring in warmth with some wood tones.
– 2×4’s for the frame
– Plywood
– Miter saw
– Kreg Jig. I used both the K4 and the Kreg320. But a Kreg 320 is good enough
– Power Drill
– Circular Saw
– Wood glue
Measure out the width and height you need for your headboard. The best way to do this is to use masking tape and create a “headboard” on the wall to see if the height works for you.