Amart double beds are standard double-size bed frames and ensembles sold by Amart Furniture across Australia. In simple terms, they’re designed to accommodate a double mattress measuring approximately 138 cm x 188 cm, making them a popular choice for teenagers, guest rooms, smaller master bedrooms, and compact Australian homes.
The main reason Australians search for Amart double beds is affordability and accessibility — they’re widely available, easy to match with standard mattresses, and suit households needing a practical sleeping solution without upgrading to a queen or king size.
Amart double beds are offered in several styles to suit different budgets, room sizes, and lifestyle needs.
These are standalone frames designed to pair with a separate mattress.
Timber or metal construction
Neutral, easy-to-style designs
Lightweight and practical
Suitable for rentals and first homes
An ensemble combines the base and mattress as one unit.
Often more affordable as a package
Easy setup
Common in guest rooms and rentals
Designed for homes where space is limited.
Built-in drawers or lift-up bases
Ideal for apartments
Popular with teenagers and students
A more comfort-focused option.
Fabric or faux leather finishes
Padded headboards
Adds softness to bedrooms
Often chosen as a “long-term” bed upgrade.
Grows with the child
More room than a single
Suitable for sleepovers
Choosing the right Amart double bed involves more than just picking a frame that fits.
Before buying, measure:
Room width and length
Clearance around the bed
Doorways and staircases
Australian homes — particularly apartments — benefit from precise planning when moving from a single to a double bed.
Ask yourself:
Do you already own a mattress?
Are you furnishing a rental or guest room?
Frames offer flexibility, while ensembles prioritise convenience.
If wardrobe space is limited, a storage double bed can reduce clutter and improve organisation.
Ensure your chosen bed suits:
Standard Australian double mattress sizing
Mattress thickness (especially for upholstered frames)
Comfort largely depends on mattress quality, not just the frame.
Here’s why double beds remain a staple in Australian homes.
Double beds offer:
More room than a single
A smaller footprint than a queen
They’re ideal for spare rooms, teenagers, and compact master bedrooms.
Amart double beds are often chosen for:
Budget-conscious households
Rental properties
Short-to-medium-term use
They suit:
Teenagers transitioning from single beds
Guest bedrooms
Solo sleepers wanting extra space
Understanding bed sizing helps ensure the right choice.
Double beds are narrower
Queens suit couples better
Doubles fit smaller rooms more easily
Doubles provide significantly more comfort
Ideal for growing teens
Better for occasional shared sleeping
For many Australians, a double bed is the “middle ground” between practicality and comfort.
While many Australians search specifically for Amart double beds, design-focused homeowners are increasingly exploring curated alternatives that elevate bedroom aesthetics.
House of Isabella Australia offers thoughtfully curated bed designs that focus on both style and longevity.
Key benefits include:
Exclusive, unique designs not found in chain retailers
Buy Now, Pay Later with Afterpay & Zip
Fast delivery Australia-wide
East & West Coast warehouses
Large in-stock catalogue
Australian-based customer care
Rather than treating a double bed as a temporary solution, many homeowners now view it as a design feature — particularly in guest rooms and secondary bedrooms.
Supportive, non-endorsed design inspiration may include collections associated with Florabelle Collection, Gallery Home, Café Lighting & Living, Zaffero, Emac & Lawton, and OneWorld Collection, reflecting the refined, contemporary styles popular in Australian homes.
A well-styled double bed can make even a small bedroom feel intentional.
An upholstered or textured headboard adds visual height and comfort.
Layer with:
Neutral quilt covers
Textured throws
Two to four cushions
Avoid overcrowding — double beds benefit from clean styling.
Slimline or wall-mounted bedsides preserve space in smaller rooms.
A rug placed under the lower two-thirds of the bed adds warmth and balances proportions.
Double beds are evolving alongside broader bedroom trends.
Built-in storage is increasingly prioritised, especially in apartments and townhouses.
Fabric bed frames are becoming more popular than metal or high-gloss finishes.
Beige, stone, soft grey, and muted earthy tones dominate Australian bedrooms.
Australians are investing more in guest rooms, choosing beds that feel intentional rather than temporary.
An Amart double bed is well suited for:
Teenagers
Guest bedrooms
Rentals and budget-focused homes
However, homeowners seeking:
Elevated design
Long-term durability
A cohesive interior aesthetic
Often look to curated retailers like House of Isabella Australia for double beds that feel more refined and considered.
They can be, but space is limited. Queens are generally more comfortable for couples.
Yes — double beds are often chosen specifically for smaller rooms.
Yes, Australian double beds use standard double mattress sizing.
Yes, especially in homes with limited storage space.
Double bed frame
Double mattress
Queen bed
Storage bed
Bedroom furniture
Mentions of brands such as Florabelle Collection, Gallery Home, Café Lighting & Living, Zaffero, Emac & Lawton and others are included purely for descriptive and contextual purposes. House of Isabella Australia is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with these brands.
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