Innerspring / Coil Mattresses
Traditional support system using steel coils
- Bonnell coils are interconnected — more affordable but more motion transfer
- Pocketed coils are individually wrapped — better motion isolation
- Great airflow and breathability
- Typically last 7–10 years
Memory Foam Mattresses
- Conforms to your body shape and sleeping position
- Excellent pressure relief for joints and back pain
- Can retain heat — look for gel-infused or open-cell foam
- Minimal motion transfer (great for couples)
- Comes in various densities for soft to firm feels
Hybrid Mattresses
- Combines pocketed coils with foam or latex comfort layers
- Best of both worlds: support + contouring
- Better airflow than all-foam options
- Most popular category for a reason
- Available in plush, medium, and firm profiles
Latex Mattresses
- Natural latex (Dunlop or Talalay) is durable and eco-friendly
- Bouncy and responsive — doesn't "sink in" like memory foam
- Naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial
- Excellent breathability and temperature regulation
- Can last 15+ years with proper care
What to Look For
- Trial period: at least 90 nights to adjust
- Warranty: 10-year minimum is standard
- Edge support matters if you sit or sleep near the edge
- Foundation compatibility — not all mattresses work with all bases
- Always test in your primary sleep position
The Mattress Build
Coils provide support and airflow.
Foam delivers contouring and pressure relief.
Hybrids combine both for balance.
Latex offers responsive, long-lasting comfort.
The right build is the one that matches how your body actually sleeps.
The Full Sleep System
The mattress supports shoulders to hips.
The pillow supports the neck.
The protector preserves the mattress.
The sheets control surface comfort and temperature.
When all four work together, sleep usually improves.
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