Beds & Bed Frames

Whether you're squeezing a bed into a cosy box room or spreading out starfish-style in a spacious master suite, getting the size right makes all the difference.

• Small single beds (2'6) measure 75cm x 190cm. Perfect for children's rooms or snug spaces.
• Single beds (3'0) come in at 90cm x 190cm. A popular choice for kids, teens, and guest bedrooms.
• Small double beds (4'0) are 120cm x 190cm. Great for solo sleepers who want more room, or couples in compact spaces.
• Double beds (4'6) measure 135cm x 190cm. The classic choice for couples.
• King size beds (5'0) offer 150cm x 200cm. More room for Sunday lie-ins with the kids, or reclaiming territory from a bed-hogging partner.
• Super king beds (6'0) are a generous 180cm x 200cm. The ultimate in sleeping space.

Not sure which size works for your room? Our bed and mattress size guide breaks it all down.

What types of beds are available?

What types of beds are available?

• Ottoman beds lift up to reveal generous storage underneath. Our storage beds guide explains the options in more detail.
• Divan beds offer a practical, fuss-free foundation with built-in drawer options.
• Bunk beds stack sleeping space vertically, ideal for siblings sharing a room.
• Guest beds handle the overnight crowd without taking up permanent floor space.
• Sofa beds pull double duty as seating by day and a proper bed by night.
• TV beds come with screens that rise from the footboard, perfect for film lovers.
• Gaming beds are built with tech lovers in mind.
• Adjustable beds let you find the perfect position at the touch of a button.

Which bed frame style suits my bedroom?

Beds come in all sorts of styles, and what works in one room might feel completely wrong in another. Upholstered beds bring a soft, cosy feel to the space. Or if you do fancy something with a bit more statement, velvet beds add a touch of richness without trying too hard.

Wooden beds have that timeless, honest quality that works with most décor, while metal beds are lightweight, durable, and quick to put together. If low-maintenance is what you're after, metal is a good shout.

For something with a bit more personality, sleigh beds bring that curved, sculptural look to the bedroom. Leather beds offer a sleek finish that wipes clean easily (handy if breakfast in bed is a regular occurrence). And hotel beds recreate that plush, sink-in feeling you get on a good holiday.

For more styling tips, colour pairing ideas, and bedroom design inspiration, head over to Inspire.

What colour bed frame should I choose?

Colour sets the mood for your whole bedroom. Here are some popular options:

• Grey beds
• White beds
• Black beds
• Pink beds
• Blue beds
• Cream beds

If you still need a little help deciding, our bed buying guide helps you work out what matters most.