Beds & Bed Frames

Featuring the best beds in Australia

ArchiPro’s website boasts an impressive list of hand-picked beds from the best suppliers in Australia. A bedroom truly is the heart of the home, and it is where you’ll spend most of your time either relaxing or sleeping. From grand canopy beds, to beds with convenient storage options, there’s a range of products available with different styles and materials to suit the size and functionality of your room. For a finishing touch, don’t forget about bedside tables, which can improve the practicality of your sleeping space.

Types of beds

Four-poster bed

A marker of luxury for years in Australia, these feature an exaggerated frame with four ‘posts’ that extend up to the ceiling, creating a frame around the mattress.

Canopy bed

Canopy beds are a type of four-poster with curtains hanging from the side posters. This allows greater warmth and privacy but also delivers a remarkable grandeur.

Storage bed

The perfect combination of function and style, storage beds or beds with trundle allow you to lift the base and tuck spare blankets and other items beneath, as a discrete method of decluttering.

Bed bases and bed frames

Bed bases, also known as bed frames or foundations, provide support and stability for mattresses, creating a comfortable and functional sleeping surface. They are available in different sizes, whether your preference lies in a king bed frame or a queen bed frame

Beds sizes

Single bed

A single bed, also known as a twin bed, is designed for one person and typically measures 39 inches (99 cm) in width and 75 inches (191 cm) in length. It is a compact size ideal for children's bedrooms, guest rooms, or smaller living spaces.

Double beds

In some regions, the term "double bed" or "full bed" refers to a bed size that is slightly smaller than a queen size. It typically measures 54 inches (137 cm) in width and 75 inches (191 cm) in length. Double beds provide more space than a single bed and can

Queen size bed

A queen size bed is a popular choice for couples or individuals who prefer more sleeping space. It typically measures 60 inches (152 cm) in width and 80 inches (203 cm) in length. Queen beds offer a comfortable amount of room for two people while still fitting well in most bedrooms.

King bed

 king bed, also known as an Eastern king bed, is designed for those who desire ample sleeping space. It typically measures 76 inches (193 cm) in width and 80 inches (203 cm) in length. King beds offer plenty of room for couples to spread out and have a luxurious sleeping experience.

Super king bed

A super king bed, also known as a California king bed, is the largest standard bed size available. It typically measures 72 inches (183 cm) in width and 84 inches (213 cm) in length. Super king beds are longer than traditional king beds, making them an excellent choice for taller individuals who desire extra legroom.

The advantages of high quality beds

A high-quality bed is one of the best investments you can make over your lifetime, so it’s best to consider only reputable suppliers in Australia. Not only will the comfort of a high-quality bed improve your quality of sleep, but it will also contribute to a better posture, alleviate common aches and pains, and elevate your mood. A bed with a fragile or improper base will not be able to balance out a mattress, and an unstable, wobbly frame will potentially cause damage to both your furniture and your sleep in the long run.

How to choose a bed that’s right for you

As a basic rule of thumb, the larger the room, the larger the bed. Smaller bedrooms cannot fit queen and king size beds as they occupy too much floor space and create a cramped, unrelaxed feeling. On the other hand, larger bedrooms should shy away from single sizes as they will make the room appear sparse. Four poster beds look incredible in spaces that can fit them, while storage beds are incredibly useful for small and/or kid's bedrooms that generally lack adequate storage options. For large bedrooms, room dividers offer a practical solution for dividing and organising large spaces, allowing for better functionality and privacy within a room.