Which Mattress Is Right for You?
The right mattress depends on how you sleep, the feel you prefer, your support needs, and whether you are looking for everyday comfort, relaxation, or additional cushioning. Use this guide to compare the available mattress types and choose the option that best fits your routine.
Quick Guide by Sleep Position
- Side sleepers: Memory foam or a softer foam mattress may help cushion the shoulders and hips.
- Back sleepers: Foam or pocket spring can provide a balanced combination of comfort and support.
- Stomach sleepers: A firmer foam or Bonnell spring mattress may feel more stable and help prevent excessive sinking.
- Combination sleepers: Pocket spring or resilient foam can make it easier to change position during the night.
- Couples: Pocket spring and memory foam generally help limit the transfer of movement between sleeping partners.
Memory Foam Mattresses
Best for: contouring comfort, pressure relief, relaxation, and reduced partner disturbance.
Memory foam gradually responds to body heat and weight, creating a close, body-adaptive feel. It may be suitable for side sleepers, people who enjoy a softer sensation, and couples who want less movement transfer. Choose memory foam when your priority is a calm, enveloping sleep surface rather than a highly responsive feel.
Consider another type if: you sleep hot, prefer a firm surface, or move frequently during sleep.
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Cloud
Price range: $411.8 through $823.6 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Foam Mattresses
Best for: versatile everyday use, guest rooms, children, and balanced comfort.
Foam mattresses offer cushioning with a responsive feel. They can be a practical choice for sleepers who want comfortable support without the deeper contouring of memory foam. Foam is also useful when you want a straightforward mattress for regular home use or a guest bedroom.
Consider another type if: you specifically need strong airflow, a very firm traditional feel, or maximum motion isolation.
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Lotus
Price range: $505.1 through $1,005.7 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Cloud
Price range: $588.3 through $1,176.6 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Lily
Price range: $363.0 through $727.1 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Bonnell Spring Mattresses
Best for: firm traditional support, airflow, durability, and sleepers who prefer a more responsive surface.
Bonnell spring mattresses use interconnected springs that work together to provide stable support and good ventilation through the mattress. They may suit back or stomach sleepers, people who prefer a firmer feel, and rooms where dependable support and value are important.
Consider another type if: you share the bed and are particularly sensitive to movement from a partner.
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Santana
Price range: $280.4 through $561.4 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
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Miami
Price range: $258.0 through $512.0 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
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Lilas
Price range: $12.1 through $384.6 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Pocket Spring Mattresses
Best for: couples, targeted support, easier movement, and a balanced combination of responsiveness and comfort.
Pocket spring mattresses contain individually wrapped springs. Each spring can respond more independently to pressure, which may improve movement isolation and support across different areas of the body. Pocket spring is a strong option for couples and combination sleepers who want support without feeling stuck in the mattress.
Example technical profile: the Tulip mattress uses a pocket spring support system, foam comfort layer, medium-soft feel, 21 cm thickness, double-sided construction, and an 8-year warranty.
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Tulip
Price range: $192.7 through $384.6 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Mattress Toppers
Best for: relaxing an overly firm mattress, adding cushioning, improving surface comfort, or updating an existing mattress without replacing it.
A topper is not a complete mattress. It is an additional layer placed on top of your current mattress to modify the feel. A Dacron fiberfill topper can provide a softer, more cushioned surface and may be useful for people who want extra comfort while keeping their existing mattress.
Choose a topper when: your mattress is still structurally supportive but feels too firm or lacks surface cushioning.
Replace the mattress instead when: it is sagging, damaged, or no longer provides adequate support.
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Dacron Fiberfill Topper
Price range: $88.6 through $178.7 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Choosing for Comfort and Common Concerns
- For relaxation: consider memory foam or a soft mattress topper for a more cushioned, pressure-relieving feel.
- For easier movement: consider pocket spring or resilient foam rather than a deeply contouring mattress.
- For airflow: spring mattresses generally allow more air circulation than dense foam constructions.
- For partner movement: pocket spring or memory foam may help reduce disturbance compared with interconnected spring systems.
- For a firm feel: consider Bonnell spring or a firmer foam option.
- For back, joint, or other health concerns: comfort and support needs vary from person to person. A mattress can support sleep comfort but is not a medical treatment. Ask a qualified healthcare professional if you have persistent pain, a diagnosed condition, or special care requirements.
Before You Choose
Check the product page for the exact size, firmness, thickness, materials, warranty, and available options. Try to match the mattress to your sleeping position and preferred feel, and make sure the bed frame provides appropriate support.
