What size is a king size bed?
Our king size beds can differ slightly in size but will be 5 ft x 6.6" ft at a minimum. This is 60” x 78” in inches and 150 x 200 cm. Our bed frame size guide can explain this further.
Sizes will differ slightly depending on which collection you choose. For example, the Madison king bed has a wider headboard, making it slightly bigger than the standard measurements.
You'll always need a standard king mattress, which measures 5ft wide and 6ft long regardless of the differences in dimensions.
How do I dress a luxury king size bed?
Thanks to its spacious size, a king bed provides ample styling opportunities.
You may opt for plain white bedding to create a hotel feel. The vast expanse of crisp whiteness is sure to have a calming effect. Or instead, use the generous space to explore beautiful patterning.
Break up the bed with a throw to create a line of texture. Fold it in half widthwise and then lay over the width of the bed just a few inches from the bottom.
Another benefit of a king bed is the wealth of space for scatter cushions. Add up to six by layering them in a row in front of your pillows or creating a diamond formation in front of the pillows on each side.
What type of king beds are there?
We offer two different types of king beds
depending on your needs.
Ottoman King Beds
If you’re looking for a bed that doubles up
as storage solution, our ottoman beds come in king sizes. Perfect for filling with shoes, blankets, clothing to keep your room tidy and help save space.
King Bed Frames
If you just need the bed frame, we have
plenty of luxury bed frames to choose from. For a touch of elegance, our king size bed frames in the Ascot collection are made with high quality fabrics. You can also opt for a modern touch to your bedroom with our Salcombe range, made with durable wood with a luxury panel-effect headboard.
Can a king bed fit in my room?
Before purchasing your magnificent king bed, you must ensure your bedroom is large enough to accommodate it.
Measure the length and width of your bedroom fully, factoring in measuring your other furniture pieces such as your dressing table, wardrobe and bedside tables. Considering all of this, you’ll want to make sure you have at least 30 inches of breathing room around your bed so that you won’t feel claustrophobic, as well as ample room for movement around your furniture.
You’ll also want to make sure that your king bed isn’t going to obstruct anything important, like a window or door. For a visual aid, outline the size of your king bed in tape on your bedroom floor.
Lastly, measure your door and corridor to ensure you have enough space to get your king bed into your room successfully.
