Shop bed frames near you at What's New Furniture in Portland, Oregon. Our beds and headboards collection runs from brand-new frames to consigned finds. Whether you're furnishing a primary suite, guest room, or first apartment, we carry styles and sizes to fit your space and budget.
Bed Frame Styles We Carry
Our bed frames in Portland come in every major style:
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Platform Beds: Low-profile frames with built-in slat support. Clean lines, no box spring needed.
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Upholstered Beds: Fabric and leather-wrapped frames that add warmth and texture to any bedroom. Performance fabrics available for families with kids and pets.
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Panel Beds: Classic headboard-and-footboard designs in wood, metal, and mixed materials.
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Headboards: Standalone headboards for an easy upgrade without replacing your entire frame.
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Storage Beds: Frames with built-in drawers or lift-up platforms for bedrooms that need to work harder.
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Consigned Beds: Pre-owned frames approved by our team. New consignment arrivals come and go fast.
New and Consigned Beds
We carry both new and consigned pieces, which means a wider mix of styles and price points to choose from. Our team approves every consigned piece, and consignment pieces come and go fast, so check the newest consignments page often.
Bed Frame Buying Guide
Size your bed to the room. A king bed needs a room at least 12×12 feet with 24 inches of walkway on each side. Queen beds work in 10×10+ rooms. If you're tight on space, a full or queen platform bed without a footboard keeps the footprint compact.
Check the slat system. Platform beds with closely spaced slats (2–3 inches apart) support most mattresses without a box spring. Wider spacing may need a bunkie board. Check your mattress maker's guidelines for slat spacing.
Height matters. Low platform beds (8–12 inches to the slat) look modern but are harder to get in and out of. Standard height (18–22 inches) is more accessible. If you're buying for someone with mobility concerns, go standard or higher.
Headboard only? If your frame is fine but the look is tired, a standalone headboard is the most cost-effective bedroom refresh. Wall-mounted and frame-mounted options both work. Measure your bed's width and check how the headboard attaches before you order.
Complete Your Bedroom
A bed is the anchor, but the details matter. Pair your frame with pieces from our related collections:
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Shop Beds by Size Near Me in Portland
Finding the right bed size matters for both comfort and room layout. Beds come in every standard size:
Twin Beds: Perfect for kids' rooms, guest rooms, and smaller bedrooms. Our twin bed selection includes both new frames and consigned finds. Twin XL gives taller sleepers more length.
Queen Beds: Our queen bed frames range from minimalist metal to upholstered headboards and solid wood platform styles. Queen is ideal for couples and anyone who wants room to spread out without dominating the bedroom.
King Beds: A king bed gives two sleepers the most room. A California king is narrower and longer than a standard king, so check the room's length as well as its width. Pair with matching dressers and nightstands for a coordinated suite.
Platform Beds & Modern Bed Frames
A platform bed eliminates the need for a box spring, since the slatted base supports your mattress directly and creates a lower, cleaner profile. Platform beds range from minimalist frames to upholstered designs with built-in headboards. Platform beds pair beautifully with mid-century modern bedroom furniture for a cohesive aesthetic.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right bed frame?
Start with your mattress size and your room. Measure the room, leave about 24 inches of walkway beside the bed, and check the frame's overall dimensions and height. Pick a height you can get in and out of comfortably.
What size bed frame do I need?
Beds come in twin, full, queen, king, and California king. A frame is a few inches wider and longer than its mattress, so measure the room for the frame, not just the mattress.
Do I need a box spring?
Not with a platform bed, because the slats support the mattress. Traditional panel frames often need a box spring or foundation, so check the frame's details before you buy.
Do you have used bed frames?
Yes. Our consigned bed frames are pre-owned pieces that our team approves. Consignment pieces come and go fast, so check back often.
