Collection: Designer Beds

Samiraq's designer beds UK collection is built around one idea: luxury that's handcrafted, not mass-produced. Every designer bed frame is built on an 18mm timber base and upholstered by hand in fire-resistant fabric — velvet, boucle, linen, or a woven blend. Slats are included as standard, each frame is made to order in the UK, and every design comes with a 5-year warranty. Free delivery across Leicester; UK-wide delivery is available at checkout. Order free fabric swatches before you buy, so you can see and feel the fabric in your own room first.

Headboard Styles

Shop by Style

Our designer beds collection spans several headboard styles, each suited to a different room.

P Panel Clean, low-profile, suits contemporary rooms
B Button-back / Tufted Deep buttoning for a more traditional, opulent look
W Wingback Extended sides for a cocooned, hotel-style feel
S Sleigh Curved head and footboard for a softer silhouette
C Chesterfield Structured, rolled-edge detailing for classic British luxury
Sizing

Shop by Size

We make every design from Single up to Super King.

Approximate frame dimensions — always confirm against your room before ordering.
SizeApprox. dimensionsBest for
Single90 x 190cmBox rooms, kids' and guest rooms
Small Double120 x 190cmCompact rooms needing extra width
Double135 x 190cmMost small-to-mid bedrooms
King150 x 200cmLarger main bedrooms
Super King180 x 200cmRooms 4m+ wide

Will It Fit? A Quick Measuring Guide

Before ordering, measure your existing mattress and add roughly 10cm on each side for the frame and headboard. Leave at least 60-70cm of clearance around the sides and foot of the bed so the room stays walkable, and check doorway and staircase width if the frame will need to go around any tight corners on delivery — larger frames and any four-poster or high-headboard designs are worth double-checking against your access route before ordering.

Fabric & Customisation

Every bed in this collection is upholstered by hand in your choice of fabric:

  • Velvet — deep colour, soft texture, most associated with the classic "designer bed" look
  • Boucle — textured, tactile, softer visually than velvet
  • Linen — relaxed, matte finish
  • Woven blends — practical, durable, easier to keep clean day-to-day


The foam inside every bed is fire-retardant as standard — a requirement we build to regardless of which fabric you choose.
Because colour and texture are hard to judge on screen, we offer free fabric swatches — order a few before you commit so you can see how they look against your walls and lighting at home.

How Our Beds Are Made

Each frame is built from 18mm timber for stability under everyday use, then upholstered by hand rather than machine-wrapped, so seams sit cleanly around curves and corners. Slats are included with every frame as standard. Because each bed is made to order in your chosen fabric and size, lead times run longer than off-the-shelf furniture — you're getting a bed built specifically for your bedroom, not picked from a warehouse shelf.

💬 Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a bed a "luxury designer bed"?

It comes down to how it's made rather than a fixed price point — a luxury designer bed is hand-upholstered on a solid frame using higher-quality fabric and detailing than a standard flat-pack or factory-assembled bed. Every Samiraq design is built this way as standard: 18mm timber frame, hand-applied fabric, and a 5-year warranty.

Are designer beds made to order?

Yes. Each bed is upholstered to order in your chosen fabric and size, which means a longer lead time than buying off-the-shelf furniture, but a frame built specifically for you.

What warranty comes with a designer bed?

All Samiraq designer beds come with a 5-year warranty as standard, covering the frame and construction.

Does the bed come with a mattress?

This depends on the design — some listings include a mattress option, others are frame-only. Check the individual product page for what's included before ordering.

Are slats included?

Yes, slats are included as standard with every frame — you won't need to buy them separately.

Are Samiraq beds suitable for modern homes?

Absolutely. Our modern beds UK collection is designed with clean lines, soft textures, and neutral tones that complement contemporary interiors while maintaining comfort and durability.

Is assembly included?

Assembly is available as an add-on for an extra charge. If you'd rather not assemble the frame yourself, this can be arranged at checkout or by contacting us before delivery.

Is delivery free?

Delivery is free across Leicester. For the rest of the UK, delivery is available at an additional charge shown at checkout.

Can I choose my own fabric and colour?

Yes, most designs are available across our full fabric range — velvet, boucle, linen, and woven blends. Order free swatches first if you'd like to see the fabric in person before buying.

What sizes are available?

Every design in this collection is available from Single up to Super King. Individual size availability is shown on each product page.

How do I know if a bed will fit through my doorway or up my stairs?

Measure the width and height of your doorways, hallways, and any staircases the frame will need to pass through, and compare against the packaged dimensions on the product page. For larger frames or high-headboard designs, it's worth checking this before ordering rather than after delivery arrives.

What's the difference between a bedstead and a divan?

A bedstead (which is what our designer beds are) is a frame with exposed legs and a gap between the floor and the base. A divan is a fully upholstered base, sometimes with built-in storage drawers, sitting flush to the floor. Our designer beds collection is bedstead-style frames rather than divans.

How do I care for an upholstered bed?

Vacuum the fabric regularly with a soft brush attachment to stop dust settling into the weave, and blot spills immediately rather than rubbing them in. Use a fabric-safe cleaner for anything that doesn't lift with water alone, and keep the frame out of prolonged direct sunlight, as UV exposure can fade fabric unevenly over time.