11 of the Best Local Bed Frames To Shop for Every Kind of Bedroom
Words by Gitika Garg · Updated on 15 Jul 2026 · Published on 01 Jul 2026
Humans spend about one-third of their lives sleeping. So naturally, your bed frame is one of the most important (and the biggest) pieces of furniture you’ll buy. Beyond supporting your mattress and complementing your bedsheets, it sets the tone for the entire bedroom, whether you’re after a plush upholstered statement, a timeless timber design or clever built-in storage.
These are the best local brands making bed frames for every aesthetic, space and budget.
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MCM House
Sydney furniture brand MCM House channels the relaxed feel of Australian coastal living. In the bedroom, that translates to generously upholstered bed frames made with stonewashed cotton and linen-blend fabrics in earthy, neutral tones.
The Joe bed offers a more streamlined silhouette, while the Elio leans into a chunkier, boxy profile with exaggerated proportions built around a solid hardwood frame. Both are available in understated shades such as bone and natural, making them an easy fit for a range of interiors.
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Ineshi
Ineshi first went viral with its Marshmallow bed frame, a fully upholstered, cloud-like design with soft, rounded edges and a low base. Wrapped in a textured linen-look fabric, the removable covers are machine washable and interchangeable, making it easy to refresh the look over time. It comes in four versions: the Original, Curved, Slim and Floating.
The brand’s timber collection takes cues from traditional Japanese joinery. Crafted from solid upcycled wood, the Platform bed frame pairs a low-profile silhouette with tapered block legs and a floating headboard, blending minimalist Japanese design with practical Scandinavian functionality. Most styles, both wooden and upholstered beds, are made for quick, tool-free assembly.
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Eva
Melbourne bedding company Eva built its reputation with its mattress in a box, but the label’s furniture is just as thoughtfully designed. The range is intentionally small, with just two bed frames to choose from: a pared-back timber design and the upholstered Delve.
Winner of a Good Design Award, the Eva Timber bed frame is crafted from birch plywood with American oak veneer, and it snaps together in around five minutes without the need for tools. You can also opt for integrated under-bed storage. The Delve style has also earned a Good Design Award, as well as the 2025 Canstar Blue Innovation Excellence Award. Designed for both comfort and practicality, it features fully removable, machine-washable covers available in three fabric options and a range of colourways.
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RJ Living
Sydney-based furniture brand RJ Living strikes a balance between sculptural detail and everyday comfort. Its retro Restore bed features a puffed, tubular look with a low-slung profile, cylindrical bolsters and a cushioned headboard that curves into side rails. The Floss design is a more minimalist, with a curved, floating base.
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Ecosa
Ecosa knows how to give you a good night’s sleep. Its bed frames span simple wooden designs as well as more traditional cushioned numbers and contemporary linen styles. Favourites include the Axis, a rectangular silhouette made of solid European ash timber; Mesa, a more rounded style in a tactile chenille fabric; and the Sierra, featuring a double-cushioned bedhead.
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Trit House
For something with more impact, Melbourne-based furniture brand Trit House specialises in sculptural bed frame designs that balance soft forms and premium materials. The Nimbus is a statement style with a curved, split-lobed shape resembling a cloud or a love heart. The Nubo’s arched headboard and chunky frame are wrapped in gathered fabric for texture. And the plush Tama bed features a tall, oversized headboard and integrated hidden storage. Across the range, pick from deep colours like maroon or chocolate brown, or go for neutrals like desert sand or caramel.
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Ellison Studios
Byron Bay furniture brand Ellison Studios’ artfully minimalist, retro-inspired designs are seen across some of Australia’s most-photographed (and Instagrammed) spaces. When it comes to beds, Ellison carries the same relaxed, bohemian look to two key styles.
The Lull is a low, fully upholstered structure with chunky, curved edges. Customise it in finishes like tufted velvet, linen, chenille or a woven-backed knit. For something more pared-back, the Yoko bed draws on Japanese design principles, pairing a sleek timber headboard with playful spherical legs.
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Jardan
Australia’s Jardan has been making high-quality furniture since 1987 – and it’s all done locally. Its bedding range is tight and considered, featuring sleek timber designs and upholstered styles, offering subtle design updates on the classic. The Finley blends a solid American oak base with an inset leather headboard, while the Willow features rattan details for a more rustic look.
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King Living
Founded in Sydney in 1977 by David King and his mother, Gwen King, King Living has built a reputation for upholstered bed frames with clean lines, generous proportions and built-in functionality. Many styles offer integrated storage and customisable fabric finishes. The Jasper bed features an oversized cushioned headboard and a platform that extends well beyond the mattress. You can even add on wireless charging and smart light functions. The elegant Promenade bed is a more compact option with a slim profile, while the Evo leans into retro curves.
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Mocka
For affordable bed frames that don’t compromise on style, Mocka offers a wide range inspired by Scandinavian aesthetics. Standouts include the Quinn, with its gently curved upholstered headboard and soft, minimalist profile, and the Blair, which pairs an oversized cushioned bedhead with a tailored silhouette for a more elevated look. There are also storage beds and compact designs that make the most of smaller spaces, all delivered flatpacked for easy assembly.
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Emma Sleep
Known for its bestselling boxed mattress, Emma Sleep expanded into furniture with a collection of bed frames designed for comfort and easy assembly. The range is based on everyday functionality. The Signature design features a softly cushioned headboard upholstered in durable fabric, while the Rosewood frame delivers a minimalist oak-look finish.
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Gitika Garg is Broadsheet’s assistant editor – art, design and style.
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