Find everything you need to furnish your bedroom at What's New Furniture in Portland, Oregon. Our bedroom furniture collection includes beds, dressers, nightstands, mirrors, chests, and storage, in both new and consigned options. Whether you're furnishing a primary suite from scratch or replacing a single piece, pairing new and consigned pieces lets you build a room that doesn't look like it came from one catalog.
Bedroom Furniture Categories
We carry the full range of bedroom furniture near you, so you can build a complete set or find exactly the piece you need:
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Beds & Headboards: Platform beds, upholstered frames, panel beds, and standalone headboards in twin through king sizes
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Dressers: Wide dressers, tall chests, lingerie chests, and dresser-mirror combos
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Nightstands: Bedside tables from minimalist single-drawer designs to multi-shelf storage pieces
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Mirrors & Chests: Floor mirrors, vanity mirrors, linen chests, and accent storage
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Benches & Seating: Bedroom benches, vanity stools, and accent chairs for reading corners
Styles We Carry
Whether your taste runs mid-century modern, contemporary, industrial, or traditional, you'll find pieces to match. Our floors mix new pieces from our makers with consigned pieces that come and go. That mix means you'll find everything from clean-lined walnut dressers to one-of-a-kind vintage nightstands, side by side in one collection.
New and Consigned Bedroom Furniture
What sets us apart from other bedroom furniture stores near you is the mix. New pieces are covered by their manufacturer's warranty, with terms that vary by brand. Consigned pieces are one of a kind, approved and priced by our team. Mixing them is the easiest way to give a bedroom some character.
Bedroom Furniture Buying Guide
Start with the bed. It's the largest piece and sets the scale for everything else. Measure your room and leave at least 24 inches of walkway on each side and at the foot. A king bed in a 12×12 room is tight; a queen with nightstands is a better fit.
Storage depends on your closet. Small closet? Invest in a wider dresser and a nightstand with drawers. Walk-in closet? You can skip the dresser entirely and go with a simpler chest or accent piece.
Don't match everything. Coordinating sets look dated. Mix wood tones (one warm, one neutral), combine a new bed with consigned nightstands, or pair a wood dresser with an upholstered headboard. Consistent scale and style intention tie a room together better than identical finishes.
Think about lighting and outlets. If your nightstand has no drawer, you'll need a lamp on top, so make sure it doesn't crowd the surface. Our team can help you plan the layout before you buy.
Shop bedroom furniture deals at our furniture warehouse & outlet.
Love vintage finds? Browse consigned & vintage bedroom furniture for unique pieces at secondhand prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size bed fits my room?
Start with the mattress: a standard queen is 60 by 80 inches and a standard king is 76 by 80 inches, and the frame and headboard add their own inches. Check the frame's listed dimensions against your room, and keep walkways clear on both sides and at the foot.
Do you sell complete bedroom sets?
We carry coordinating collections where you can buy a bed, dresser, and nightstands as a set. We also sell every piece individually, so you can mix brands and styles. Our team can help you put together a cohesive bedroom from floor stock or custom orders.
How tall should a nightstand be?
Look for a nightstand whose top sits within a few inches of the top of your mattress, so a lamp, a book or a glass of water is easy to reach. If closet space is short, choose one with drawers rather than open shelves.
How much space does a dresser need?
Measure the wall, then leave room in front to pull the drawers all the way out and still stand comfortably. Wide, low dressers pair well with a mirror above; tall chests save floor space in smaller rooms.
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