8 Best Bed Frame Shops in Singapore (2026)
Looking for a new bed frame? Eight Singapore shops with showrooms and bedroom ranges, from storage beds and divans to teak and handcrafted luxury beds.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankA bed frame is one of the few furniture purchases you use every single night, yet it is hard to judge from a product photo. Height, headboard shape, slat support and how a frame sits against your wall all show up more clearly in person. This list brings together eight Singapore retailers that publish a bed frame range and, in each case, a showroom or experience centre you can visit. They span a large Swedish chain, storage beds and divans, teak and oak frames and handcrafted luxury beds. Everything below is drawn from each shop's own website and attributed to it. Check measurements, delivery terms and current ranges directly with the shop before you buy.
1. Megafurniture
Megafurniture's website lists bed frames among its core bedroom categories, including storage beds, divan frames and bed-and-mattress sets, plus a separate Prestige collection. Its home page shows more than ninety Prestige bed frames, and it groups products by interior style such as Japandi, Scandinavian and mid-century. The retailer says it runs showrooms in the Joo Seng area, at Giant Tampines and at Tradehub 21 in Boon Lay, and describes its flagship as more than thirty thousand square feet of displays. Several frames on its site are labelled water repellent or pet friendly, which is the retailer's own wording. If you want to compare many frame styles in one trip, its contact page lists the showroom addresses and opening times to check first.
Kallang (Joo Seng), Tampines, Boon Lay
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2. TheFurniture.com.sg
TheFurniture.com.sg presents itself as a furniture shop for HDB and condo homes, with a dedicated bed frame collection that includes storage bed frames alongside wardrobes, mattresses and other bedroom pieces. Its home page highlights fabric storage frames described as pet friendly and says bed designs can be customised in size, upholstery and finishes. The shop states it has a Singapore showroom on Genting Road, around a kilometre from Potong Pasir and Mattar MRT stations, and offers a free in-store design consultation. Its site also mentions warehousing for customers waiting on a renovation to finish. Use the contact page to ask about showroom visits, current frame models and delivery timing before you travel.
Potong Pasir / Mattar
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3. BEDANDBASICS
BEDANDBASICS sells furniture online, but bed frames are one of its headline categories, with a long list of storage beds, fabric frames, divans, wooden drawer-storage frames, metal loft beds and Japan-size options. Its site also lists mattresses, bedding and sofa beds, so a frame and mattress can be matched in one place. The retailer says it runs two experience centres, one in the Tan Boon Liat building and one at Kaki Bukit, where furniture is on display, and its clearance listings note which outlet holds each as-is item. Its site describes a holding period for orders and delivery with assembly above a minimum spend. Confirm the terms and which frames are on display before visiting.
Tan Boon Liat (Outram), Kaki Bukit
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4. IKEA Singapore
IKEA's Singapore site has a bed frames category with sub-sections for queen and king frames, frames with storage, divan beds, single and super single frames, upholstered beds, children's beds, loft and bunk beds, and guest beds. Its listing shows frames in a range of standard sizes and notes which sizes and colours each series comes in. The store page lists three Singapore stores at Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong with published opening hours, so you can lie on display beds and check dimensions in person. Its bed frame page also links to guides and planners for choosing a bed. Mattresses are sold separately, so check the slat base type and mattress thickness each frame suits before you order.
Alexandra, Tampines, Jurong
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5. Originals
Originals is a furniture retailer whose bed frame collection leans on teak and oak designs, with named series such as Luna, Plough, Umpak, Arc and Nordic listed on its site. It also offers matching bedside tables, dressers, chests of drawers, bedroom storage and bedding. The shop says frames come in Super Single, Single, Australian King and Queen, and Singapore King and Queen sizes, and that selected pieces can be made with bespoke options such as different finishes or sizes. Its visit page gives a showroom at Bukit Batok with parking, and says no appointment is needed. Its team can also advise on stock and preorder timing, and samples of timbers and fabrics may be available on request.
Bukit Batok
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6. WTP Furniture
WTP Furniture describes its origins in antiques and now sells a broad furniture range, including a bed frames category with queen and king beds such as the Axel, Olivia, Jane and Channeled designs and several single-size frames with option variants. Its site also lists custom furniture, home styling and sofa re-upholstery among its services, and long-term furniture rental. WTP says it has a showroom on Kung Chong Road and invites visitors to see its collection in person. The website gives published opening hours and notes it is closed on Sundays and public holidays. If you want a frame made to a particular size or finish, ask the team how its custom furniture service works and what lead times it quotes.
Redhill (Kung Chong Road)
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7. Savoir Beds
Savoir is a luxury bed maker with a Singapore showroom in the Raffles Hotel Arcade. Its showroom page describes handcrafted beds and says consultants guide visitors through its mattresses, bed frames and fine linens, with a personalised appointment-based experience. The page lists weekday and Saturday opening hours, is closed on Sundays and public holidays, and offers online appointment booking and a brochure request. Savoir states that it has showrooms in cities worldwide, and this is its Singapore location. This is a considered, high-end choice rather than a quick trip, so use the booking form to arrange a visit. Ask the consultants how a bed is configured, how it is delivered and what bases and headboards are available.
Raffles Hotel Arcade, City Hall
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8. Space Furniture
Space Furniture is a design-led retailer whose Singapore site carries a beds collection of designer beds from Italian makers, including names such as B&B Italia, Poliform, Maxalto, Baxter and Living Divani. Its listing marks some beds as ready to ship and others as made to order with a stated delivery window, while many are enquire-for-price items. The retailer says its Singapore showroom, designed by WOHA and set in two traditional villas, is on Bencoolen Street, with published opening hours and a WhatsApp number. It also mentions an in-house design team and a bespoke service. This suits shoppers who want a statement bed and are happy to plan around lead times and consultations.
Bencoolen, Bras Basah
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How to choose
- Start with the room, not the bed. Measure the space, the door swing and the width of any lift or staircase, and compare these with the frame dimensions each shop publishes. Ask whether the stated size refers to the frame or the mattress, because Singapore, Australian and Japan sizes differ between retailers.
- Check the mattress fit before the headboard. Ask what slat or base type the frame uses, how thick a mattress it suits, and whether a gas-lift or drawer storage mechanism changes the usable depth. Buying frame and mattress from the same shop does not guarantee compatibility, so confirm in writing.
- Look at how the frame is built and finished. Ask the shop to describe the materials, the upholstery and the joinery in its own words, then inspect a floor sample in the showroom. Treat material labels on a website as the shop's description, and ask what care is recommended in a humid climate.
- Plan delivery and assembly. Ask whether delivery, assembly and removal of an old frame are included, what the lead time is for made-to-order or preorder pieces, and whether the shop can hold your order while a home is being renovated. Confirm access routes and timing with the building before the delivery date.
- Read the after-sales terms before paying. Ask about the warranty period and what it covers, the return policy for opened or custom orders, and how a fault is reported. Keep the order confirmation, product code and photos of the delivered frame, since these make any later claim simpler to resolve.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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