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The bed is the first thing the eye lands on and the piece everything else is arranged around. Get it right and the rest of the room follows, from the bedside tables either side to the space left to move around the foot of the bed.
Across the collection, material changes the feel of the room more than anything else. Wooden bed frames bring natural grain and warmth through the headboard, giving the space a grounded, steady presence, while upholstered designs in fabric, velvet and boucle soften the wall behind the bed and add a more layered, tailored finish.
Detail and format then shape the rest. Some frames keep the lines clean and minimal, while others introduce winged sides, patterned panels, curved silhouettes or gilded outlines that give the bed a stronger decorative presence. A bed frame with storage brings drawers or a lift-up base into the design, which is often the most useful addition in smaller bedrooms.
Explore more within our wider bedroom collection or complete the setting with bedside tables and bedroom storage.
Dive into our collection featuring a wide range of bed frames, bed heads, and bed bases designed to suit any style. From timeless classics to contemporary designs, our wide range of beds offers something for every bedroom. Complete your bedroom furniture with our king and queen beds, along with our premium mattresses, combining functionality and elegance for a comfortable and stylish sleeping space.
For guest rooms, children's rooms and more compact layouts, a double bed keeps the proportions in check while still feeling comfortable, and a single bed frame leaves the most floor space in tighter rooms. White bed frames are worth considering in smaller bedrooms, since the lighter tone helps the space read as more open. Whichever size you choose, allow enough clearance along at least one side and at the foot of the bed so the layout doesn't feel restricted.
The headboard does most of the visual work. Winged designs create a more enclosed, private feel, buttoned and patterned panels add detail without extra colour, and taller solid headboards give the wall behind the bed more presence. Lower profiles suit rooms where you want the window, artwork or wall finish to stay in view.
Underneath the styling, the frame has to hold up daily. Timber offers strong, long-lasting support and holds its structure well with simple care, while upholstered frames bring softer edges that suit rooms where comfort leads. Either way, check the base suits your mattress type, keep the fittings snug over time, and vacuum or dust the frame regularly so the finish stays as it should.
We ship Beds Australia wide. The final delivery charge for your order will be calculated at the time of checkout. Delivery charges are based on the following factors: delivery location (your suburb), item(s) of purchase/number of boxes, accessibility of the location and ground floor/upper-level delivery. For more details read our Shipping Policy.
For answers to your questions and more detailed information, please visit our FAQ page, where you'll find comprehensive and helpful responses covering a wide range of topics about our products, services, and policies.
What size bed should I choose?
Start with the room rather than the bed. A queen bed suits most main bedrooms, a king works best where there's space around it, and a double or single is usually the better fit for guest rooms and more compact layouts.
What is the difference between a bed frame and a bed base?
A bed frame is the full structure, including the headboard and sides, while the base is the platform the mattress sits on. Many frames include the base as part of the design.
Are upholstered or timber beds better?
It depends on the feel you want. Timber brings warmth, grain and a grounded look, while upholstered frames in fabric, velvet or boucle create a softer, more layered finish.
Do beds come with a mattress?
Beds and mattresses are usually sold separately so you can choose the support that suits you. Check the product details for the size and base type before pairing the two.
Are storage beds worth it?
They can be, particularly in smaller bedrooms. Drawers or a lift-up base add useful storage without taking up any more floor space than a standard frame.

