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What size bed fits an 11 × 11 bedroom
An 11 × 11 ft bedroom has 121 square feet.
Published by BedFit Atlas · Updated
Results for an 11 × 11 ft room
Nominal dimensionsWalkways on both sides
24 in walkway on each side and at the foot, plus one 20 in nightstand.
| Footprint | Result | Minimum spare space | Orientation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | Fits | 26 in | 0° |
| Twin XL | Fits | 26 in | 0° |
| Full | Fits | 10 in | 0° |
| Queen | Fits | 4 in | 0° |
| King | Does not fit | -12 in | 0° |
| California King | Does not fit | -8 in | 0° |
One side against a wall
24 in walkway on the open side and at the foot, no nightstand.
| Footprint | Result | Minimum spare space | Orientation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | Fits | 33 in | 0° |
| Twin XL | Fits | 28 in | 0° |
| Full | Fits | 33 in | 0° |
| Queen | Fits | 28 in | 0° |
| King | Fits | 28 in | 0° |
| California King | Fits | 24 in | 0° |
Minimum room size for this layout
- Room width
- 128 in
- Room length
- 104 in
0° layout: across the bed maps to room width; head to foot maps to room length.
For your bed, nightstands and clearance preferences. Dimensions are rounded; obstacles and measurement uncertainty need separate checks.
- Bed
- Nightstand
- Clearance
Layout for the largest size that keeps walkways on both sides: Queen, 4 in to spare. The head of the bed is against a wall and both orientations are checked.
Check your own measurementsAn 11 × 11 ft bedroom has 121 square feet. A Queen fits with walkways on both sides, but only just, and a King needs one side against a wall.
Walkways on both sides
With 24 inches on each side and at the foot, plus one 20 inch nightstand: Twin fits with 26 inches to spare; Twin XL fits with 26 inches to spare; Full fits with 10 inches to spare; Queen fits with 4 inches to spare; King is 12 inches short; California King is 8 inches short. The square shape means the orientation does not help: across the bed a King needs 144 inches with both walkways and the nightstand, a foot more than the room's 132 inches.
One side against a wall
With one long side against a wall, a 24 inch walkway on the other side and at the foot, and no nightstand: Twin fits with 33 inches to spare; Twin XL fits with 28 inches to spare; Full fits with 33 inches to spare; Queen fits with 28 inches to spare; King fits with 28 inches to spare; California King fits with 24 inches to spare. Against a wall both the King and the California King fit comfortably, because the room's 132 inches now only has to cover the mattress and one walkway across, and the mattress length plus the foot walkway along.
What these results assume
The results use nominal mattress sizes, not frames. A frame, headboard or footboard adds length and width, so enter the frame's outside dimensions in the room calculator if you have them. The room is treated as a clear rectangle: doors, closets, windows and radiators are not modelled, so measure those separately. The 24 inch walkways follow the calculator's default and can be changed there.
For this room
A Queen with walkways on both sides leaves only a few inches, so check the frame's outside width before ordering: a frame a few inches wider than the mattress uses up the margin. A King or California King against a wall is the larger option if one sleeper can live with the wall side.
Back to the size chartSources and review dates
Data reviewed .
- Bed Sizes and Mattress Dimensions: Guide + Comparison Chart — Purple Purple, US mattress dimensions guide; selected nominal reference values, not product measurements or universal tolerances.
- Published room-fit geometry, version 1 — Bed Dimensions