We have always believed that a bed should begin with the mattress, because the mattress is what determines how we will feel tomorrow. We see the bed frame, and we can choose its shape and materials to suit our taste, but the mattress is the only part we feel for hours every single night.
That is why it seems natural to us to think first about what gives the body rest, calm and comfort, and only then about everything else that completes the experience.
The side borders of the mattress are carefully stitched by hand, joining the outer cover and side padding to the inner structure of the mattress so that it keeps its shape and stability. This time-consuming but effective method is one of the traditional techniques of luxury mattress making, giving the construction both durability and a carefully finished look.
18 cm in hight, zoned pocket springs are arranged in a honeycomb structure, creating a large number of support points across the entire surface of the mattress and allowing the springs to respond precisely to every movement of the body. This construction helps distribute body weight more evenly and maintain stable, individually adaptive support all night long.
Organic cotton, hemp, natural latex and jute each bring their own natural properties, together forming a combination of materials that creates an especially pleasant, balanced and comfortable sleeping environment.
All of the mattress materials and the spring unit are joined using a careful through-stitching technique, which preserves the natural elasticity of each layer and allows the construction to adapt dynamically to the sleeper’s body and movements. Choosing stitching over glue lets the materials fully retain all of their natural properties.
Every component of the mattress has been carefully chosen, evaluated for its properties and its contribution throughout the night. Organic cotton, hemp, natural latex, jute and wool work together to create a breathable, healthy and uncluttered sleeping environment.
The side borders of the mattress are carefully stitched by hand, joining the outer cover and side padding to the inner structure of the mattress so that it keeps its shape and stability. This time-consuming but effective method is one of the traditional techniques of luxury mattress making, giving the construction both durability and a carefully finished look.
18 cm in hight, zoned pocket springs are arranged in a honeycomb structure, creating a large number of support points across the entire surface of the mattress and allowing the springs to respond precisely to every movement of the body. This construction helps distribute body weight more evenly and maintain stable, individually adaptive support all night long.
Organic cotton, hemp, natural latex and jute each bring their own natural properties, together forming a combination of materials that creates an especially pleasant, balanced and comfortable sleeping environment.
All of the mattress materials and the spring unit are joined using a careful through-stitching technique, which preserves the natural elasticity of each layer and allows the construction to adapt dynamically to the sleeper’s body and movements. Choosing stitching over glue lets the materials fully retain all of their natural properties.
Every component of the mattress has been carefully chosen, evaluated for its properties and its contribution throughout the night. Organic cotton, hemp, natural latex, jute and wool work together to create a breathable, healthy and uncluttered sleeping environment.
Natural fibres have properties that make them especially well suited to the bedroom: they are durable, resilient and less hospitable to dust mites, mould and fungi. By choosing natural materials, we also choose a cleaner and more pleasant everyday environment for the place where we spend a significant part of our lives.
Organic fibres such as cotton, hemp and jute let air circulate freely throughout the night, without trapping body heat and moisture.
Natural fibres don’t hold moisture; they let it evaporate quickly, helping to maintain a comfortable sleeping environment so the body feels good on warm summer nights and in cooler weather alike.
When we choose materials, we also choose their impact on the environment. Plant-based fibres are renewable and biodegradable, so at the end of their life cycle they can return to nature without leaving behind the lasting burden of synthetic materials. It is a conscious choice to create a product whose value lasts not only while it is in use, but also takes into account what happens to its materials afterwards.
Natural mattress components such as cotton, wool and natural latex withstand regular wear far better than their synthetic counterparts, which also explains the long lifespan of natural-material mattresses.