Bedrooms

A king bed, 180 × 200 cm, is the best choice for most master bedrooms in Saudi Arabia — generous for two people and easy to find bedding for anywhere. Choose a super king, 200 × 200 cm, only if the room still keeps 60–70 cm of walkway on both sides after the bed is placed. A calmer, well-spaced king setup always looks more luxurious than an oversized bed squeezed in.

A complete bedroom set includes a bed with a statement headboard, two bedside tables at mattress height, a dresser or chest of drawers, and a large rug running under the bed. A bench at the foot of the bed and layered lighting complete the room. Planning the pieces together — with repeating wood tones, metal finishes and fabric colours — is what makes the set feel composed rather than collected piece by piece.

Yes — velvet is the most luxurious bed fabric, and deep green or rich red velvet headboards give a Saudi master bedroom a refined, hotel-like statement. Velvet is durable enough for daily use, and its soft pile catches lamplight beautifully at night. Brush it weekly with a soft brush and keep it out of harsh direct sun to protect the colour.

A bouclé bed is upholstered in bouclé, a looped, textured fabric with a soft, warm feel. In cream or greige it gives the bedroom a modern, gentle elegance that pairs easily with wood, brass and almost any bedding colour. Bouclé suits calm, neutral Saudi bedrooms where texture — not strong colour — creates the luxury.

Leave 60–70 cm on each side of a king bed for bedside tables and comfortable movement, and about 80 cm at the foot if you place a bench there. Always measure using the full frame and headboard, not the 180 × 200 cm mattress alone. Those walkways are what keep a large bed feeling elegant instead of squeezed wall to wall.

Choose by the size of your room, not by the label. A king bed, 180 × 200 cm, fits most master bedrooms beautifully and leaves proper walkways for bedside tables and movement. A super king, 200 × 200 cm, is worth choosing only in a large room where the 60–70 cm side walkways stay generous after the bed is placed.

A king bed, 180 × 200 cm, works in a smaller master bedroom only if 60–70 cm of walkway remains on both sides for bedside tables and comfortable movement. Measure the room with the frame and wide headboard included, since both add size beyond the mattress itself. If those walkways disappear, the room will feel squeezed — and a well-spaced room always looks more elegant.

No — bedroom furniture should coordinate, not match exactly. Repeat one or two elements across the pieces — the same wood tone, the same brass finish, or fabrics from one colour family — over the bed, bedside tables and dresser. That gentle repetition makes the set look refined and designed, while exact matching can look flat and showroom-like.

Cream, greige and soft beige beds are the calmest choice for Saudi bedrooms, because they stay restful in strong daylight and hide dust between cleans. For a bolder master suite, deep green or red velvet creates an elegant statement, especially beside warm wood and brass. Keep the whole room to two or three tones so the palette stays serene.

A headboard of about 110–130 cm from the floor suits most bedrooms — tall enough to lean against comfortably while reading and to anchor the wall visually. Headboards that extend wider than the mattress add a premium, hotel-like presence to the room. Very tall headboards need a large wall, so in smaller rooms stay near the lower end of that range.

Choose a rug that extends 60–90 cm beyond both sides of the king bed and past its foot, so your feet land on softness every morning. A large rug of about 270 × 360 cm works beautifully under a king bed in a spacious master bedroom. Centre the bed on the rug so the exposed border looks even on both sides.

Start with a wide upholstered headboard as the hero piece, then add matching bedside tables with warm lamps and a large rug under the bed. Keep one calm colour palette of two or three tones across all the furniture so the room feels composed. Finish with layered bedding — crisp sheets, a throw and two rows of cushions — for the refined hotel look.

Yes — RIS delivers bedroom sets and bedroom furniture to all regions of Saudi Arabia. Delivery is free in main cities on orders of 2,500 SAR or more, and king frames and wide headboards are packed carefully for the journey. You can also view the beds and fabrics in person first at the Jeddah showroom.

Vacuum a velvet or bouclé headboard gently once a week with a soft brush attachment to lift dust — essential in Saudi homes, where dust settles quickly. Blot spills at once without rubbing, and let the fabric dry fully before dressing the bed against it. Keep the headboard out of harsh direct sunlight to protect the fabric colour.