17 Best Bed Frames on Amazon in 2025 for Every Style and Budget

Two things can be true: You need a bed frame that’ll fit your bedroom design, and you need it to ship in speedy fashion. The best bed frames on Amazon check both boxes and are sturdy, stylish, and affordable. We scoured the site to find the picks that suit all kinds of styles, sleepers, and price points. You can also get one for a great deal during the e-tailer’s Big Spring Sale, which lasts through March 31.

You’ll find everything from upholstered and tufted options to minimalist wood platforms and strong canopy foundations. Even better: Many of the best bed frames on Amazon have storage compartments to help you stay organized and don’t require box springs. Stock is constantly changing, so if you see one you like, add it to your cart ASAP. If you snooze, you lose (pun intended).

Our Top Picks for the Best Amazon Bed Frames:

Prices reflect queen-size beds. However, most of them are available in additional sizes.

Best Amazon Bed Frames, Overall

If you’re on the hunt for a high-quality bed frame that’s designed to stand the test of time, turn to the Zinus Wen Wood Platform Bed Frame. While it doesn’t come with extras like charging ports you can find in some modern models, it has a wood frame and solid steel interior to give it lasting durability. The wood slats also offer stability and a strong foundation for a mattress—no box spring required. As a finishing touch, it’s defined by a rustic, cherry-finish design that’s ideal for farmhouse-style spaces.

AD contributor Will Porter has this frame in his home and raves about its quality. “When my partner and I were looking to buy a frame, we really just wanted something that looked nice, was affordable, and wouldn’t fall apart quickly,” he says. “It looks great; the cherry finish is versatile and doesn’t look cheap. We actually thought it looked quite a bit like the Thuma bed, which we may get someday, but wasn’t in the budget when we were shopping over a year ago. So, looks-wise, this was a big win, especially at just $170.”

For anyone still navigating their personal sense of interior design, we recommend choosing a bed frame that will fit a number of different styles. Commerce director Rachel Fletcher thinks this easy-to-assemble bestseller lives up to the hype, saying, “For the price, I truly don’t think the quality can be beat. And the style of the Linda is pretty agnostic—it’s a little midcentury, a little Scandinavian—so much so that I can imagine it fitting into a host of home decor aesthetics, from a cozy cabin to something more minimalist or beachy or boho!”

For those who are low on storage space or just want to keep their bedroom as tidy as possible, this AD-approved storage bed deserves a place in your shopping cart. Porter is a fan, from the seamless delivery and assembly to the bed frame’s easy-to-use gas lift system. “I’ve been wanting to try out a bed with an integrated headboard for a while. I saw this one and, for the price, I knew it was well worth giving a go,” he says. “Plus, the massive amount of underbed storage was going to be clutch, and since you have to lift the mattress to get into the storage, I thought it’d keep my cat from digging around down there.”

While Porter notes that he has a heavy mattress, the attached nylon handle—along with the aforementioned gas lift system—helps him hoist it up and rummage below with ease. What’s more, it’s a great pick for a minimalist bedroom. He styles his space with the modern beige version of this storage bed, a rug, and an end table on each side of the mattress. There are 14 options total when it comes to customizing this frame: seven colorways and two upholstery styles. “It looks great as a standalone piece but could also accommodate a bench or low couch at the foot of the bed,” he notes. “I think the best part of the frame is that it takes up a good amount of space without being excessive, allowing for a good variety of bedroom setup options.”

Senior digital design editor Zoë Sessums tested this Zinus metal platform bed frame, which comes together in under 10 minutes. “The bed frame is easy to move around [and] high enough to give you ample storage space,” she says. “It didn’t squeak, it didn’t creak, and the mattress stayed exactly where I put it.” If you want extra reinforcement, it comes with long, narrow adhesive strips that you can affix to your mattress to keep it from shifting.

With nearly 16,000 five-star reviews, this minimalist wood bed is a good option for anyone on a budget who still wants a sleek, put-together look. It has wood slats, so you don’t need a box spring, and it lifts high enough off the ground that you can slide storage containers underneath. Plus, it’s a great starter platform bed if you’re not ready to shell out major cash on something like the Floyd.

Give your room a stately feel with this heavy-duty bed frame from Allewie, which looks more expensive than it actually is (a major win). It has a tufted headboard so you can snuggle up with a book comfortably, and it also has four hidden storage drawers for stashing sweaters, blankets, and anything else that doesn’t fit in your closet.

Have you been dreaming of a dramatic, Disney-princess-esque canopy bed since childhood? Then we found a great bed for you, as this frame provides a modern foundation for one. It comes with metal slat support, and reviewers say it’s easy to set up and feels sturdy. It’s reinforced with middle bed legs too, plus plenty of height for underbed storage.

Mr. Kate’s upholstered bed frame is finished with soft, ribbed velvet, plus brushed brass accents that will level up any bedroom. It has a platform design with side rails to keep your mattress from moving, plus center legs for more stability.

This low profile Acacia wood frame adds a rustic touch to your boudoir. You can adjust the headboard from 39 to 45 inches, so if you have a loftier mattress, you’ll still have something to lean on when you’re propped in bed. The frame also comes with Velcro strips for a nonslip mattress setup.

Nectar knows mattresses, and as it turns out, they know their stuff when it comes to bed frames too. Their bed frame and headboard is started with a steel frame and finished with upholstered linen fabric. It comes in gray and a natural linen color, both of which are easy to match with any interior design concept you’ve already got going. Wood slats take away the need for a box spring, and all the tools come in the box, so you can put it together with ease—even in a small apartment.

The tufted design of this upholstered platform bed frame creates a sophisticated, elegant look—without being stuffy or old-fashioned. It has easy assembly (only seven steps, and you don’t even need to get out your drill), and it’s compatible with ergonomic adjustable bed bases. You can choose from a few neutral colors too.

Say you already have a headboard that you can’t imagine parting with. There’s no need for a bed frame that has one included. This best-selling no-frills pick from Linenspa provides a solid metal base for your mattress and nothing else. It’s fitted with steel slat support, and if you don’t like the look of metal, you can fit the base with a bed skirt. Like others on this list, it has a high clearance for more storage opportunities.

If you want to go the vintage-style route without the hassle of sourcing a vintage headboard, Allewie’s is a solid option. It has the marks of a good bed frame, according to reviewers: side rails, metal support slats, versatility, and a noise-free design.

An extended headboard is a great way to make a large bedroom feel a bit cozier. Style it with matching nightstands on either side of the bed and a big area rug to create a little room within a room. This wingback, oversized headboard and queen-size frame is finished with a royal blue velvet material, while wooden slats support can help you slide your bed in and keep it steady.

If you’re looking for a bed frame with all the bells and whistles, your search ends here. This frame from Anctor has two USB ports and two standard outlets built into the headboard for easy charging and storage that neatly tucks into the bed’s versatile dark gray linen headboard. The hardy wooden slats and the frame’s nine legs ensure that your bed makes no noise, letting you focus on nestling into that comfy memory foam mattress and getting a good night’s rest. Also, if you’re looking for a king-size bed frame instead of a queen, you have that option.

This high-end furniture find is great for bohemian design enthusiasts. The Amazon bed frame is handcrafted from nature-inspired materials like rattan and solid wood to seamlessly bring the outdoors in. To style the rest of your bed with boho-centric details, look for materials with a lived-in look like linen and bedding available in earth tones.

Blending clean lines with upholstered curves on the head and footboard, this bed frame will add a modern, slightly industrial touch to a bedroom if that suits your fancy. The beige fabric and black metal frame combo is just as eye-catching. What’s more, it’s a durable pick you can rely—and lay—on. The bed is made of solid metal that’s designed to support up to 1,000 pounds and keep the mattress in place without a box spring.

What are the Different Types of Bed Frames?

There are several different types of bed frames to choose from, but they mainly fall into the categories below:

Platform bed: An elevated, minimal bed frame type, here you’ll often find Japandi-inspired options—like the headboard-less Zinus Wen Wood Platform Bed we tested and reviewed. Mattresses usually sit on top of either slats or a lattice foundation for this bed frame type—no box spring needed.