At FutonsEtc., we generally call many of our futon frames that are black, java. This is because if you are rather close to the futon frame, you will see the woodgrain. However, if you are further away, these futon frames will appear black.

These are just a few of our best futon frames available in java wood finishes:

Naples Futon Frame

The Naples futon frame features a streamlined curvature to the arms to provide smooth and detailed precision. The wide arms allow this futon frame to stand out.

Brooklyn Futon Frame

The Brooklyn futon frame features a clean mission-style with flat armrests adorning the top of the arms. Looks great in java.

Winston Futon Frame

The Winston futon frame offers a simple design with convenient lift-up tray tables to place your drinks, magazines, remotes, or laptop down safely.

Cyprus Futon Frame

The Cyprus futon frame features an armless design that is simple in looks, and absolutely gorgeous in a java wood finish. When laid out in bed position, the Cyprus will look just like any other platform bed. The lack of arms allows this futon frame to be perfect for those who need extra room when sleeping.

Fuji Futon Frame

The Fuji futon frame look absolutely stunning and matches perfectly with a java wood finish. Featuring an Asian inspiration and a minimalist approach, the Fuji futon frame is among one of the most popular futons in a java finish.

Portofino Futon Frame

The Portofino futon frame is one of the most versatile futon frames available in java. Flip up arm rests reveal a hidden storage compartment, perfect for storing remote controls, writing utensils and crossword puzzle. It even has a cup holder to keep your drink safely secured. Magazine racks on the sides allow you keep your favorite magazines are arms reach.

Orion Futon Frame

The Orion futon frame from Strata Furniture features a stunning design with an array of straight, horizontal slats found on the perimeter of the futon frame. We call this a closed back design, which allows you to place the Orion futon frame in the center of the room without mechanisms available in plain sight.