Girls Beds & Furniture
A wide range of girls' beds and bedroom furniture for all ages, from young girls' single beds and playhouse cabin beds through to bunk beds and high sleeper loft beds, plus dressing tables to complete the room.
Whatever the age or bedroom size, our range is built by trusted UK and European manufacturers from FSC® certified wood, with free delivery and an optional home assembly service on every bed.
Browse by bed type: Bunk Beds, Highsleeper Loft Beds and Midsleeper Cabin Beds, or complete the look with our Dressing Tables. See our Girl's Bedroom Ideas guide for inspiration, and if you're considering a bunk or high sleeper, our High Sleeper & Bunk Bed Safety Guide is worth reading first.
Choosing a bed by age
- Younger children — a simple single bed or playhouse-style cabin bed keeps the sleeping height low and the design playful.
- Primary school age — once a child can use a ladder confidently (generally from around 6), a bunk bed or midsleeper cabin bed introduces useful storage or space for a sibling to share.
- Preteens and teenagers — a high sleeper frees up the most floor space for a desk, wardrobe or seating area, and neutral finishes tend to suit changing tastes for longer. See our Teenager Beds range.
Where to look by bed type
- Bunk Beds — for siblings sharing a room
- Highsleeper Loft Beds — for the most floor space in a smaller bedroom
- Midsleeper Cabin Beds — a lower raised bed, often with built-in storage
- Novelty Theme Beds — playful, character and theme designs for younger girls
- Dressing Tables — to complete the room
Girls' beds: common questions
What age is right for a bunk or high sleeper?
Most manufacturers recommend raised beds — bunk beds, midsleepers and high sleepers — from around 6 years old, once a child can use a ladder safely and confidently. See our High Sleeper & Bunk Bed Safety Guide for full age and safety guidance.
Do you have themed or novelty beds for younger girls?
Yes — see our Novelty Theme Beds collection for character and theme designs, best suited to younger children before tastes become more grown-up.
What's a good bed for two girls sharing a room?
A bunk bed is the most space-efficient option for siblings sharing, though some midsleeper and cabin bed designs also include a pull-out sleepover bed. Our Shared Bedroom Ideas guide has more on planning a room for siblings.
Can I match a dressing table to the bed?
Many of our ranges include a matching dressing table in the same finish, so you can furnish the whole room as a set.