Mattresses
A mattress makes or breaks a bed, regardless of its look. You can have the most expensive and stylish bed frame, it won’t be comfortable unless you buy a good mattress. After all, you spend around 30% of your life...
A mattress makes or breaks a bed, regardless of its look. You can have the most expensive and stylish bed frame, it won’t be comfortable unless you buy a good mattress. After all, you spend around 30% of your life asleep. However, everyone’s opinion and preference on the perfect one is different. That’s why you can find all the different types of mattresses in our collection, including trendy pillow top, and traditional pocket sprung mattresses, just to name a few, ranging from soft to firm. Memory foam mattresses are also a popular choice for many, as they provide a comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. Discover our selection below and take your sleep to the next level!
Frequently Asked Questions
Each one has a different feel:
- Pocket sprung mattresses have individual springs, each in its own fabric pocket, that move independently. They give responsive, targeted support, and you're less likely to feel your partner turning over.
- Open coil mattresses use one connected spring unit. They have a bouncier, more traditional feel and are often the more affordable choice.
- Memory foam mattresses mould to your shape, easing pressure points and giving a close, cosy feel. Some people find they sleep warmer on foam.
How you sleep makes a real difference:
- Side sleepers usually suit a softer to medium mattress that cushions the shoulders and hips. Memory foam and pocket sprung mattresses with a comfort layer work well.
- Back sleepers tend to prefer medium to medium-firm, which supports the lower back while still feeling comfortable.
- Front sleepers generally need a firmer mattress that stops the hips sinking and keeps the body level.
If you change position through the night, a medium mattress is a good all-rounder. You're welcome to try a few in store before you decide.
It depends on your mattress. Most mattresses benefit from being rotated head to toe every few months, which helps them wear evenly and stay comfortable for longer. Only double-sided mattresses need turning, or flipping over. Many modern mattresses are single-sided and labelled "no turn," so rotating is all they need. Check the care label or product page to see which applies to yours.