The second half of the 17th through the early 18th century was a period of magnificent beds.
So Vogue published "Bed", about a young woman whose life is transformed by a magnificent new bed, inspired - in typical Simpson style - by an Edmund Dulac illustration for "The Princess and the Pea", and too many nights in rented rooms.
The aim, chirps the ever-twinkly Worsley, is to gather evidence to support her belief that "the rise and fall of the magnificent royal bed reflects the rise and fall in the power of the monarchy itself".
The camp, in a meadow on the edge of ancient woodland, opened fully for the first time this year, with beautifully furnished bell tents, a yurt and a tipi (complete with magnificent stag oak bed).
Others were recycled: a panel of embroidery that probably came from a magnificent set of bed curtains was chopped up and stitched on to a priest's chasuble, made from carefully pieced-together fragments of a woman's gown of magnificent Italian patterned silk.
He built their magnificent oak-and-maple bed, which is weathered silver and white.
Females of all species come equipped with "magnificent bazooms" and make willing bed-partners or comrades in arms, depending on the situation.
We sat on the brick patio of a Mediterranean-style pavilion; the velvety green lawns were dotted with magnificent specimen trees, meticulously tended flower beds, and lily ponds.
The drop down bunk bed was reserved for all the magnificent animal themed towel folding's, a toy box if you will.
"You get the illusion that it is a magnificent block," said Ray Laufer, who tends the tree beds for the East Sixties Property Owners Association.
At Cruden Farm, she developed a magnificent garden, with a lake and vistas of woodlands, lawns and beds of roses, irises and honeysuckles.
