Beds

Beds for every space and style

Most of our beds are sold with separate bed frames and mattresses, helping you customize the look and feel to suit your style and sleep preferences. But with hundreds of affordable bed frames to choose from, where do you begin?

We’ve put together some tips to help you quickly narrow down your selection, and have you snoozing soundly in no time…

Consider whether your bed will serve double-duty

Are you shopping for a bed for your studio apartment or a guest room?

If it will benefit you and your guests to have enhanced flexibility, consider if a daybed or futon bed might make more sense than a traditional bed. In a small apartment, this can save you the space of a separate couch without losing comfortable seating options. A daybed can also work well for apartment life, though they are especially popular for guest rooms that double as home offices. 

Consider beds with storage

Once you’ve decided on the primary style of bed that suits your needs, consider whether you’d like a bed frame with built-in storage drawers. IKEA offers an extensive selection of beds with storage to choose from. Don’t need the drawers, but do need the space under the bed? Whether you have underbed clothes storage bins that need a home or your cat likes to sleep under the bed, focus on elevated bed frames that will give you the clearance you need.  

What sizes do IKEA beds come in?

Beds come in all different shapes and sizes. Even though they might look different, and different bed frames can have different dimensions, the standards for bed sizes for adults are the same. The mattress will normally be 200 cm long, but the width will vary. Beds for children, like cots and so on, will have other sizes, both length and width. For adults the width will determine the bed size. Below you can see our standard bed sizes for adults from narrowest to widest:

• Single bed
• Double bed
• Small double bed
• King size bed
• Super king size bed
• 160x200cm bed
• 140x200 cm bed
• 90x200 cm bed
• 80x200 cm bed