The phrase "a headboard for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a headboard that serves a specific purpose or is intended for a particular item, such as a bed.
Example: "I am looking for a headboard for my new queen-sized bed."
Alternatives: "a headboard intended for" or "a headboard designed for".
She fashioned a headboard for her bed by covering a slab of plywood with beige velveteen.
In addition, for each production, Mr. Kimmel began sprucing up the unceremonious stage door entrance with an ornate wire portal — similar to a headboard for a small bed — to hang over the entranceway.
In the bedroom, he also built a wall of closets to replace the one lost to the bath, and he designed a headboard for storage, as well as attractive covers for the radiators.
I found a cheap scarf at Charlotte Russe and pinned it on my wall to mimic a headboard for my bed.
If you have a headboard for your bed, you can try placing it in front of your window.
If you need a headboard for the bed, try a second hand store or check out garage sales.
When Mr. Kusurelis designed a headboard of felt for the platform bed, Mr. Morrissette substituted soundproofing foam he found for a few dollars on Eighth Street.
His range, entitled the Privé collection, featuring handcuff-friendly leather sofas and a bed with a mirrored headboard for Cassina (S and M for beginners, gulp) is sexually ergonomic, whatever that means.
A mattress-height platform, in lieu of a headboard, made for awkward bedtime reading.
PERSONAL SPACES: The stairwell railing in the addition winds up to the master bedroom on the second floor — where some of its balusters form a stationary headboard for the bed.
Depending on how hard you want to look — and how much you want to spend — you can find almost any kind of aquarium you can imagine, including an aquarium headboard for your bed or an aquarium bar for your liquor collection.
