Queen Size

A queen bed is one size up from a full (or double) bed and is larger in both width and length.

A queen bed is 60 inches wide and 80 inches long, while a full bed is 54 inches wide and 75 inches long. This means that queen beds are six inches wider and five inches longer than full beds, which is the size directly below them.

Although two people can sleep on both bed sizes, queen beds provide more space and comfort, making them particularly popular for individuals or couples who like to move around while they sleep.

Yes, it can. In fact, not only can a queen bed comfortably fit two adults, but it's also the most popular bed size for couples. 

Queen beds strike the perfect balance between offering ample space without taking up too much real estate in the bedroom. A queen bed's 60-inch width means each person has 30 inches of personal space, which is plenty of room for most couples. The balance between space efficiency and roominess makes queen beds a versatile choice, suitable for smaller bedrooms and guest rooms alike. 

Whether a queen-size bed fits comfortably in your bedroom depends on the room's size and layout. For a queen bed to easily fit with other furniture, such as nightstands and dressers, your bedroom should be at least 10 feet by 10 feet to accommodate everything.

It's also important to consider where the doors, windows, and closets are, as you can't put your bed just anywhere in the room. Also, remember to always use a measuring tape and account for walking space around the bed when planning your bedroom layout.