Our single beds come in various styles and designs to suit different tastes and bedroom aesthetics. Choose from classic upholstered bed frames in fabrics like velvet or linen, or opt for a more contemporary look with sleek metal frames or wooden finishes. We offer different headboard designs, including button-tufted, panelled, and slatted options, adding a touch of style and comfort. Some single beds also feature practical storage solutions, such as drawers built into the base, ideal for smaller rooms. Consider the overall dimensions and height of the bed frame to ensure it fits comfortably in your space. Check the materials and finishes available to match your existing decor, whether you prefer a natural wood finish, a painted frame, or an upholstered design.

To maximise space and style a single bed, consider a bed frame with built-in storage drawers underneath. This eliminates the need for extra furniture like a chest of drawers, freeing up valuable floor space. Choose a tall headboard to create a focal point and add height to the room, making it feel larger. Opt for light, neutral colours for bedding and walls to enhance the sense of spaciousness. A wall-mounted light fixture above the bed saves space on a bedside table, and a strategically placed mirror can make the room feel bigger. Finally, keep decor minimal and clutter-free to maintain a clean and airy aesthetic. For more information visit our blog post.

At Danetti, our standard single bed frames are designed to fit a standard UK single mattress, which measures 190 cm long and 90 cm wide. The external dimensions of our single bed frames themselves can vary slightly depending on the design, but generally, they add a few centimetres to the mattress size to accommodate the frame structure. This means a single bed frame might be around 195-200 cm in length and 95-100 cm in width. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

For a single bed, a bedside table around 40-50cm wide offers a good balance of practicality and space-saving design. This allows enough surface for essentials like a lamp, book, and phone, without overwhelming the room. Taller tables, around the same height as your mattress top, are generally recommended, but consider lower options if you prefer a more minimalist look. Style-wise, choose a bedside table that complements your existing bedroom furniture. If your bed has a wooden frame, a matching wood finish creates a cohesive feel. For upholstered beds, consider bedside tables with similar materials or colours. If you're tight on space, explore wall-mounted options or compact designs with drawers for extra storage.