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Queen Size Beds
A queen size bed has to do a lot. It holds you through bad nights and lazy Sunday mornings, carries the weight of a good book and a restless partner, and still has to look considered enough that you do not want to shut the bedroom door. Spacious without taking over the room, a queen size bed gives solo sleepers room to sprawl and couples enough personal territory to avoid the nightly blanket negotiations. It's no surprise queen beds remain one of the most popular choices for apartments, family homes, and guest bedrooms alike.
Our queen bed frames are designed for lived-in spaces and lived-in routines. Think solid wood frames that age beautifully, upholstered queen beds that soften the room instantly, and storage designs that work harder than they look. From warm oak finishes to plush fabric textures, every queen bed balances comfort, durability, and elevated design. Available in a range of profiles from low-profiles to wingback headboards that cocoon you, each queen bed frame is designed to make the room feel like yours.
FAQ
A standard Australian queen mattress measures 153 cm wide by 203 cm long. The bed frame will sit slightly larger, typically around 158–163 cm wide and 207–213 cm long depending on the design. A slim, low-profile frame keeps the footprint closer to the mattress size; an upholstered frame with a deep headboard will take up a little more room. It's the sweet spot for many bedrooms: roomy enough for couples to sleep comfortably, without demanding the kind of floor space that makes the rest of the room feel like an obstacle course.
Worth knowing: Australian queen dimensions differ from US and UK sizing, so always check centimetres before buying international bedding or frames.
The generally recommended minimum is 3 m x 3.4 m, which is enough to fit the bed and leave around 70–75 cm of clearance on three sides for walking space and bedside tables. A queen can technically fit in a 3 x 3 m room, but pathways will be narrow. The style of the frame also matters: a minimalist metal or timber frames leave more breathing room than a heavily upholstered design. If you're working with a tighter space, a low-profile frame without a footboard is usually the smarter call.
A double bed measures 138 x 188 cm; a queen is 153 x 203 cm. That's 15 cm more width and 15 cm more length, which can be noticeable when you are actually in the bed. For a single sleeper, the difference is mostly comfort. For two adults, it's the difference between sleeping well and tolerating each other.
A queen bed sits comfortably between practicality and indulgence. It offers more sleeping space than a double bed, making it a better fit for couples or solo sleepers who treat bedtime like a full-body sport. Compared to a king bed, a queen size bed takes up less room, making it ideal for apartments, smaller master bedrooms, or homes where every square metre counts. If you are still weighing up your options, our guide to choosing the right bed size breaks down the differences in a way that is far more helpful than staring at a tape measure on the floor.
While we strive to reach every corner of the AU, our delivery coverage is currently limited to selected areas. To check whether your location is within our delivery zones, simply enter your postcode on the product page. For more details, visit our delivery page.
We also offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects on our queen bed frames. Warranty duration varies by product—full details are available on our product warranty page. If your purchase isn’t quite right, our return policy outlines eligibility, timelines, and processes on the sales and refunds page.
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