What are greek beds made out of?

Greek beds, particularly in ancient times, were typically made from wood, often featuring a simple frame that supported a mattress filled with natural materials such as straw, feathers, or wool. Wealthier households might use more ornate wooden beds, sometimes adorned with carvings or inlays. The bedding often included blankets and cushions made from textiles, which were sometimes dyed or embroidered for added comfort and aesthetic appeal.