Whether you're furnishing a new home or renovating your current bedroom, single beds can make a huge difference in both style and comfort. Homebox KSA offers a wide range of stylish, durable, and functional single beds that appeal to varied tastes and needs. From classic wood-frame designs to modern styles, our collection is crafted to help you find the perfect bed for your space.
Choosing the perfect single bed with drawers for your bedroom or guest room has never been easier. At Homebox, we offer a wide range of beds in different styles, sizes, and materials that will fit your decor and lifestyle. Whether it’s a simple minimalist design or even a luxurious, upholstered bed-you name it, we have it.
Our wide array of classic wooden single beds showcases the timeless appeal of wood, which everyone will love. The range of solid wood single beds in oak, walnut, and mahogany finishes exudes warmth and character. Thanks to their great craftsmanship, the wooden single beds add a touch of elegance to any bedroom. Built sturdily, they ensure durability and last for a long time. They also provide a spacious area to sleep comfortably, without compromising style for functionality.
If you need something to add a touch of luxury and comfort to your bedroom, our modern upholstered single beds are ideal. With soft fabric or leather headboards, they create a cosy, sophisticated look. Available in neutral shades such as grey, beige, and cream, these beds easily complement the key elements of contemporary interiors. The headboards are padded for added comfort when reading or watching TV in bed. Our upholstered single beds feature smart designs and strong frames with the perfect balance of comfort and style.
Boost bedroom functionality with one of our single beds with storage designs. From cosy rooms to those who simply want more storage, the bottom of these beds offers drawers or lift-up frames that hold linens, clothing, and more. Our storage beds will keep your room organised without compromising style and comfort. They are the perfect addition to dressers, adding maximum functionality to your space. Designed in minimalist to modern styles, they offer a stylish solution to your space-constrained problems.
To make buying a single bed easier and hassle-free, Homebox KSA offers a variety of options, so you can find and buy single beds online from the convenience of your home. From classic wooden frames to plush upholstered beds or smart storage beds, find the perfect addition to your bedroom decor from our wide selection.
Add elegance and durability with our single beds, which will raise the bar for comfort and style in your bedroom. Browse through our online collection and choose the best one for your home!
Set against the long wall, a single bed leaves the widest walking path, and one clear side is enough for a single person to get in and out. Two singles spaced apart suit a guest room better than a double. A frame without a footboard keeps the doorway swing clear in compact apartments across Riyadh, Jeddah.
Storage also affects the layout. Drawers need pull-out space, while a headboard with a sliding panel or a cabin frame with a wall cabinet uses vertical space instead. Order a single mattress cut to match the frame, and keep one slim nightstand on the side you use. When the whole room is new, bedroom sets and wardrobes maintain consistent finishes.
No. Most single beds are 90x200 cm, so expect that size unless the product title states otherwise. Some frames are listed at 100x200 cm, which adds 10 cm of width without changing the length. A smaller group measures 90x190 cm, so the mattress is 10 cm shorter. The figure in the title shows the mattress surface, not the frame, since the rails and headboard sit outside the mattress. Note the exact numbers before ordering bedding, because a 190 cm sheet will not lie flat on a 200 cm mattress.
Around 60 cm of walking space beside the side you use every day is usually comfortable, while the opposite side can sit against a wall if needed. Leave enough clearance for wardrobe doors and storage drawers to open fully, as these often determine the real layout more than the bed itself. Before ordering, tape a 90x200 cm outline onto the floor, remembering that the frame extends beyond the mattress.
Yes, itis a more flexible arrangement for visitors. Two 90x200 cm frames, pushed together, cover a width similar to that of a larger bed, and, when pulled apart, they suit guests who would rather not share. Each sleeper gets a separate mattress, so one person moving does not disturb the other. The trade-off is bedding, because you dress two beds instead of one, and a seam runs down the middle when the frames are joined. Measure the wall for both frames together before ordering, and allow for two headboards rather than one.
Match the mattress to the frame you own, not to the label on the old one. Run a tape measure along the inside of the bed base, since a 190 cm mattress leaves a visible gap in a 200 cm frame, and a 200 cm mattress will not fit into a 190 cm frame at all. Homebox lists single mattresses in the same sizes as the frames, which keeps the sheets straightforward. Depth counts too, because a deep mattress can hide a low headboard, while a thin one sits below the side rails.
Only where the packaging states that size. A fitted sheet cut for 90x200 cm pulls loose on a 90x190 cm mattress, and neither one sits properly on a 100 cm frame. Read the printed dimensions, not the word single on its own. Pocket depth counts as much as width. Add a topper, and the sheet has to reach farther down the sides, or the corners will come loose at night. Fitted sheets must match exactly, while duvet covers and comforters drape past the edges and can accommodate a small difference.
Choose storage that opens upwards or uses the wall rather than the floor. Headboards with built-in compartments or sliding panels add storage without taking up extra room, while cabin beds combine the bed with wall cabinets and additional storage sections. Before ordering, check how each design opens so you know how much clearance it needs.
Yes, for one adult. A 90x200 cm mattress provides a grown adult with the same 200 cm length as a larger bed, so height is never the limitation, and the width suits anyone who sleeps fairly still. Someone who moves a lot at night may prefer a 100x200 cm frame for the extra 10 cm. For nightly use, pay as much attention to the mattress and base as the width. Check the slat spacing and choose a mattress firmness that suits the way you sleep.
Sturdy enough for daily adult use, and the narrow 90 cm span puts less load through the middle of the base than a wide bed does. When a manufacturer publishes a weight limit, itis listed in the product specifications. Longevity comes down to the base underneath: every slat should be seated in its bracket, and a storage base needs support at each corner. Perching on the edge concentrates the load on one side rail instead of spreading it across the bed, so keep those bolts tight if the bed doubles as seating.
Usually yes, and that is one practical advantage of this size. Most single beds are supplied flat-packed. Before ordering, compare the packaged dimensions (where provided) with your lift, stairwell, and doorways. Building it still goes faster with a second pair of hands, since someone has to hold the side rails true while each bolt is started, and a storage or cabin frame adds steps a plain platform does not have. Check the available delivery options at checkout and measure the route into the room in advance.
A little less, because there are fewer bolts to loosen and a shorter span to flex; tighten every fastener again a few weeks after the build, then once a year after that. A light frame slides on tile more readily than a heavy one, so fit felt pads to the feet before that happens. Give an upholstered headboard a pass with the vacuum brush at each bedding change, and lift marks while they are fresh. Padded panels also fade in strong sunlight, so shade the bed if it sits by a window.
Keep the surrounding furniture in proportion to the bed. A slim bedside table, wall-mounted light, and narrow chest of drawers provide everyday function without crowding the room. If the bedroom also serves as a study, position the desk on the opposite wall to separate sleeping and working areas. Leave the wall behind the headboard clear if the frame includes overhead storage.
Yes. A single bed is often the most practical choice when a room must serve as both a bedroom and a living space. The smaller footprint leaves more room for a desk, sofa, or dining area, while storage beds help make the most of limited space. If you move frequently, look for a design that's easy to disassemble. Single bed frames are on display at Homebox stores across KSA if you'd like to compare sizes and styles in person.