Bedroom Furniture

Bedroom Furniture for Australian Homes Your bedroom should be calm, practical, and easy to keep tidy. Whether you want a simple bedroom setting with a bed and two beds... Read more

Bedroom Furniture for Australian Homes

Your bedroom should be calm, practical, and easy to keep tidy. Whether you want a simple bedroom setting with a bed and two bedsides, or a full bedroom furniture set with storage, this guide will help you pick the right pieces. We’ll cover bed frames, mattresses, small-room storage, style matching and whether to buy a suite or mix and match.

How to Choose Bedroom Furniture That Fits Both Your Space and Your Style

Before you add anything to cart, measure your room. A good bedroom with bed, bedsides and storage should still let you walk around the bed without bumping into drawers.

Things to check:

• Room size and door swing
• Bed size (single, king single, double, queen, king)
• Space for at least one bedside table
• Storage needs (tallboy, dresser, bed with storage)
• Style of your current furniture

If your room is small, go for slim legs, light timber or white. This helps the room look open. If your room is big, you can use heavier bed room furniture like padded beds and wide dressers.

What to Consider When Buying a Bed Frame (Including Ensuring It Fits Your Mattress)

Your bed is the main item in the room. It has to suit your mattress, your height and your storage needs.

Look for:

• Size match: a standard AU queen mattress is 153 × 203 cm. Your frame should suit that.
• Support: slats should be close enough for hybrid or foam mattresses.
• Height: if your mattress is deep, choose a bed head that’s tall enough so the bed doesn’t look short.
• Storage or no storage: some bed set furniture comes with drawers or gas-lift bases, good for spare linen.
• Style: fabric, timber, rattan, PU leather – pick to match the rest of your bedroom furniture and storage.

If you already own a mattress, check the frame measurements on the product page. That way you know the bed frame will fit your mattress without gaps.

Choosing the Right Bed Size for Your Room: Queen, King, Double or Single

The bed size affects everything else in the room.

• Single / King Single – good for kids, teens, guest rooms
• Double – tight for two adults, better for one adult
• Queen – the most common in Australia, fits most medium rooms
• King – best for large rooms, couples, or if you want more space

Rule of thumb: leave at least 60–80 cm to walk around the bed or open a wardrobe. If you can’t do that with a king, stay with a queen.

Smart Storage Solutions for Small Bedrooms (Without Sacrificing Style)

Small rooms don’t have to look cramped. You just have to make the furniture do more.

Good bedroom furniture and storage ideas:

• Bed frames with drawers on the side or foot
• Gas-lift beds for doona covers, pillows and seasonal clothing
• Bedside tables with shelves or drawers (not just a top)
• Tallboys instead of wide dressers
• Wall shelves above the bed if floor space is limited

Space-Saving Bed and Furniture Options for Australian Bedrooms

Homes here aren’t always huge, especially townhouses and units in Sydney/Melbourne. So sell the space-saving angle.

Offer or mention:

• Beds with built-in storage
• Narrow bedside tables
• Sliding-door wardrobes (if relevant)
• Bench or ottoman with storage at the foot of the bed
• Matching packages so customers don’t overbuy

Bedroom Furniture Trends for 2026: How to Create a Modern, Cohesive Look

Current directions:

• Light timber, oak, warm neutrals
• Upholstered bed heads (linen-look, boucle)
• Rounded edges on bedsides and drawers
• Matching metal handles
• Soft, hotel-style bedding

How to keep it cohesive:

1. Pick one timber or colour for the big items
2. Repeat the same leg style on bedsides and tallboy
3. Keep hardware in one tone (black, brass or chrome)

Bedroom Suites vs Individual Pieces: What Works Best for You?

Some shoppers want everything sorted. Others want to style it their way.

Go for a bedroom suite if:

• You want a bed + 2 bedsides (sometimes a dresser) in one buy
• You like matching finishes
• You want faster setup
• You want a better price on the full set

Buy individual pieces if:

• Your room is odd-shaped
• You already own a bed
• You want a different size bedside
• You want to mix timber, fabric and colour

FAQ – Bedroom Furniture in Australia

What does a 3-piece bedroom furniture set usually include?

Most sets include a bed frame and two bedside tables. Some brands may swap one bedside for a dresser, so always check the product description.

Is it better to buy a bedroom suite or separate pieces?

Suites are faster and often better value. Separate pieces give you more control over size and layout, which is useful in small rooms.

What’s the best furniture for small bedrooms?

Choose narrow bedsides, beds with storage, and tallboys instead of wide chests. Light colours help the room look larger.

What space-saving bed options suit Australian bedrooms?

Gas-lift beds, beds with drawers and slimline bedsides work well, especially in rentals or townhouses.

How can I make a small bedroom look bigger?

Keep furniture off the floor where you can, use lighter finishes, and don’t crowd the room with extra pieces you don’t use.

Do you deliver bedroom furniture Australia-wide?

Yes, we deliver to most metro and regional areas across Australia. Shipping fees may vary.

Do your bed frames come with storage?

Yes, checkout our storage beds category.

 

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