Looking for a put-together bedroom without sourcing every piece separately? A queen bedroom set gives you the main furniture in one go. The bed fits a 160x200 cm mattress, and matching pieces can include bedside tables, a dresser, a wardrobe, and some sets even include a mirror.
It is useful when you're furnishing a new bedroom or replacing most of your existing furniture. Because the pieces come from the same collection, there's less guesswork over finishes and colours. Browse queen bedroom sets at Homebox.
Queen bedroom sets at Homebox come in five- and six-piece combinations, although the actual contents vary. One set might have a bed, two bedside tables, a dresser and a wardrobe. Another might include a mirror instead, or a different storage piece.
You'll also find different finishes and headboard styles. An upholstered headboard in fabric or faux leather is a good option if you tend to read or watch TV in bed. Wooden headboards have a simpler feel and suit a wider range of bedroom styles.
Check what's included before deciding which set to get. For example, two five-piece sets don't necessarily offer the same amount of storage.
Start with the room, not the mattress. A 160x200 cm mattress tells you the sleeping area, but the bed frame will take up more space. You'll also need to fit bedside tables and storage furniture around it.
The wardrobe is worth a closer look. Make sure its doors have somewhere to go when they're open, and do the same with the dresser drawers. A piece can fit along the wall and still make the room awkward to use.
In a smaller bedroom, a chest of drawers may fit more easily than a wide dresser. In larger rooms, you have more space to work with, so you can usually use the full set without making the space feel cramped.
After sorting the furniture, add a 160x200 cm mattress, bedding and bedside lighting. A rug and a few personal pieces can do the rest.
That depends as much on the furniture as on the room. The mattress is 160x200 cm, but the bed itself will be larger. Then there are the wardrobe, bedside tables, and any other pieces in the set. Measure the room and compare it with each item's dimensions. You can put masking tape on the floor where the furniture will sit to help picture everything in place. It's a surprisingly easy way to see whether you'll still have enough space to move around.
A queen mattress measures 160x200 cm, and a king measures 180x200 cm. They're the same length, so the difference is the extra 20 cm in width. If the bedroom is on the smaller side, a queen can leave you more walking and storage room. Otherwise, a king bedroom is your option if space isn't an issue.
For most couples, yes. At 160 cm wide, there's about 80 cm of sleeping space per person. Whether that's enough depends on how you sleep. If one of you moves around a lot, likes to spread out, or if your child or pet regularly climbs in, the extra width of a king can make a noticeable difference.
It varies. A five-piece set could include a bed, two bedside tables, a dresser and a wardrobe. A six-piece set might add a mirror or another matching storage piece. It's better to consult the product details rather than assume what the piece count means. The combination isn't necessarily the same across every collection.
You can. If you think you'll add pieces later, save the collection name and finish the set when you buy the bed. That will make finding matching bedside tables or storage furniture much easier. Buying everything at the same time is still the best option if you want an exact match. A later production run can have slight differences in colour or finish.
A 160x200 cm mattress is the standard size. Don't forget to check the mattress depth too, especially if you're buying a thick mattress or adding a topper. Some beds also have requirements for how high the mattress should sit, so check the product information before buying.
Look for bedding designed for a 160x200 cm mattress. When choosing fitted sheets, pay attention to the pocket depth, as well as the length and width. This matters even more if you have a deep mattress or topper. And don't assume every duvet labelled “queen” is exactly the same size. Check the measurements before ordering.
They can be, particularly if you like sitting up in bed. Fabric and faux leather are both common options, though they require different care. You can vacuum fabric upholstery occasionally to remove dust and hair. Faux leather is generally easier to wipe down. With either option, address spills as soon as they happen, and avoid leaving the headboard in strong direct sunlight for long periods.
Some do, usually in the form of a hydraulic storage bed. The mattress lifts up to give you space for spare bedding, blankets, luggage and other items that don't need to be out every day. It's a useful extra if storage is limited, but it isn't included with every set. Check the individual listing rather than assuming it's included.
Don't stop at the bedroom measurements. Consider how the furniture will get there. Check the bedroom door, hallways, lifts, stairs and any corners where a large package might be difficult to manoeuvre. If the package dimensions are listed, compare them with the access points before the delivery day. Once everything is inside, you'll also need enough room to assemble the larger pieces.
If you know the original collection, search for that first. The collection name and finish are more reliable than judging a colour from a photograph. Can't find the original anymore? Don't spend too much time looking for an almost-perfect match. A finish that complements the existing furniture can look more intentional than one that's supposed to match but is slightly different.
Most queen bedroom sets arrive flat-packed and need to be assembled at home. Put the bed together first, then work through the larger storage pieces. You'll want another person around when fitting the headboard and side rails. It's also easier if you assemble each piece close to where it will eventually stay. After you've used the furniture for a few weeks, give the fixings a quick check and tighten anything that has loosened.