Cover Vispring’s Luxe Collection with Sublime Superb Mattress, Sovereign Divan Shallowa and Kew Headboard (Photo:Vispring)
Vispring’s Luxe Collection with Sublime Superb Mattress, Sovereign Divan Shallowa and Kew Headboard (Photo:Vispring)
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Elite sleep engineering from legendary craftsmen redefines luxury for discerning collectors this World Sleep Day
As World Sleep Day 2025 approaches on March 14th, quality sleep has become a central focus in luxury wellness. The concept of “sleepmaxing”—optimising sleep quality through premium products—has gained traction among discerning consumers. Heritage manufacturers and sleep technology innovators continue to refine their craft, creating mattresses that balance exceptional comfort with meticulous craftsmanship.
These mattresses, crafted from quality materials using techniques developed over generations, offer exceptional comfort for those seeking premium sleep solutions. For the discerning sleeper who demands nothing less than perfection, we explore the world’s most exclusive mattresses that promise unparalleled comfort and rejuvenation.
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1. Vispring: The British sleep aristocracy
Above Vispring’s Classic Collection with a Herald Superb Mattress, Prestige low Bed Base and Achilles Headboard (Photo: Vispring)
Above Vispring’s Original Collection with Baronet Superb Mattress, De Luxe Divan Shallow and Hera Headboard (Photo: Vispring)
Vispring’s Classic Collection with a Herald Superb Mattress, Prestige low Bed Base and Achilles Headboard (Photo: Vispring)
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When Vispring introduced the first pocket spring mattress in 1901, they pioneered a new approach to mattress design.
Today, each Vispring mattress contains thousands of individually housed springs, topped with layers of British wool, silk, and Platinum Certified horsehair.
Vispring’s Sublime Superb Mattress, from The Luxe Collection (Photo: Vispring)
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Their premium Diamond Majesty model retails for approximately US$80,000 and features materials like cashmere and bamboo, along with 3,906 springs arranged in a honeycomb pattern.
Vispring holds the Prince of Wales’ warrant and supplies mattresses to luxury hotels including The Dorchester and The Ritz.
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2. Hästens: The Swedish sleep dynasty
Above Lars Nilsson’s collaborative collection with Hästens was inspired by flowers and the company’s famous checks (Photo: Hästens)
Lars Nilsson’s collaborative collection with Hästens was inspired by flowers and the company’s famous checks (Photo: Hästens)
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Since 1852, Hästen has been creating high-end mattresses. The Swedish family-owned company’s notable Grand Vividus, a collaboration with designer Ferris Rafauli, is priced at $390,000.
Each Hästens mattress features the company’s signature blue check pattern and is made using horsehair, wool, cotton, and Swedish pine, requiring between 300 to 600 hours of craftsmanship.
Swedish bed maker Hästens has been making mattresses since 1852 (Photo: Hästens)
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What distinguishes Hästens is their dedication to natural materials—they don’t use foam or latex—and their proprietary spring system that adapts to body movement.
The company holds a royal warrant from the Swedish Royal Court.
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3. Duxiana: The Swedish sleep engineers
Above Duxiana mattresses sport distinctive diamond-quilted sides and a structured design (Photo: Duxiana)
Duxiana mattresses sport distinctive diamond-quilted sides and a structured design (Photo: Duxiana)
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With a more scientific approach to luxury sleep, Duxiana has been refining their unique spring-within-a-spring technology since 1926.
Their flagship model, the DUX 8008, priced around US$45,000, features an astounding 4,980 interconnected springs that work in harmony to support the sleeper’s body with precision that approaches the clinical.
A close-up detail of a Duxiana mattress reveals its precision-quilted side panels and platform design (Photo: Duxiana)
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What separates Duxiana from competitors is their research-driven design—the company maintains a sleep laboratory in Sweden where they study body mechanics and sleep patterns.
Their mattresses have found favor with athletes and performers who rely on optimal recovery, including several Olympic teams who have commissioned Duxiana beds for their training facilities.
4. Savoir Beds: The bespoke dream weavers
Above A masterpiece of longevity and comfort, Savoir’s No 4 is handcrafted to exact specifications in Wales (Photo: Savoir)
A masterpiece of longevity and comfort, Savoir’s No 4 is handcrafted to exact specifications in Wales (Photo: Savoir)
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Originally created in 1905 for London’s Savoy Hotel, Savoir mattresses have become the ultimate in sleep customisation.
Their No. 1 Bed, which starts at US$55,000, requires 120 hours of handcrafting by master artisans who train for years to perfect their craft.
Above Savoir’s No1 is the ultimate in sleep and involves 120+ hours of craftsmanship (Photo: Savoir)
Above Savoir’s No 2 was slept on by such luminaries as Winston Churchill, Giacomo Puccini and Marilyn Monroe (Photo: Savoir)
Savoir’s No1 is the ultimate in sleep and involves 120+ hours of craftsmanship (Photo: Savoir)
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Each Savoir is made to order, with the client’s height, weight, sleeping position, and temperature preferences factored into the design. Materials include loose, curled Latin American horsetail, Mongolian cashmere, and hand-teased long-fiber wool.
Among Savoir’s most notable distinctions is its client list, which has included Winston Churchill, Marilyn Monroe, and contemporary luminaries from the worlds of business and entertainment who value absolute discretion.
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5. Kluft: America’s handcrafted heritage
Above The Kluft Divine Luxe bed features patented Original Marshall pocket coils layered with all-natural TerraPur latex (Photo: Kluft)
Above Kluft’s Royal Ascent is handcrafted with the finest materials (Photo: Kluft)
The Kluft Divine Luxe bed features patented Original Marshall pocket coils layered with all-natural TerraPur latex (Photo: Kluft)
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Founded in California, E.S. Kluft & Company represents American luxury in the sleep sector.
Their Aireloom Karpen Sidestitch Collection, with mattresses priced up to US$40,000, features a patented hand-tufting technique that creates a distinctive, plush surface tension.
Above The Kluft Signature Series mattress showcases exceptional American craftsmanship with its pristine white finish and hand-tufting (Photo: Kluft)
The Kluft Signature Series mattress showcases exceptional American craftsmanship with its pristine white finish and hand-tufting (Photo: Kluft)
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Kluft distinguishes itself through its side-stitching process—a labour-intensive technique where craftsmen use foot-long needles to join the mattress layers with thousands of individual stitches.
This creates exceptional edge support and prevents material shifting over time. The company has received accolades from sleep experts and has been featured in the suites of luxury hotels like the Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton properties across America.
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6. Magniflex: Italian Opulence
Above The substantial height of the combined mattress and foundation demonstrates the multi-layered construction (Photo: Magniflex)
Above Meticulous side-stitching and premium damask cover in crisp white (Photo: Magniflex)
The substantial height of the combined mattress and foundation demonstrates the multi-layered construction (Photo: Magniflex)
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Founded in Tuscany in 1962, Magniflex represents Italian luxury in the sleep sector. Their Virtuoso Majesty mattress, priced around US$30,000, features a cover with 22-karat gold thread and layers of merino wool, silk, and cashmere.
Magniflex’s patented dual-core technology allows couples to select different firmness levels on each side of the mattress. The company holds Oeko-Tex environmental certification and supplies luxury hotels throughout Europe and Asia.
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7. Hypnos: The royal dream makers
Above A Hypnos mattress features hand-tufting across its surface with visible row stitching (Photo: Hypnos)
Above Handcrafted construction \ earned Hypnos its royal recognition (Photo: Hypnos)
A Hypnos mattress features hand-tufting across its surface with visible row stitching (Photo: Hypnos)
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Holding a Royal Warrant from the British Royal Household, Hypnos has crafted beds since 1904. Their bespoke luxury mattresses, which can reach £20,000, feature platinum-certified British wool and traditional side-stitching.
Hypnos stands out as the world’s first carbon-neutral bedmaker. Their mattresses, combining heritage craftsmanship with sustainable practices, are found in royal residences and luxury hotels worldwide.
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Jennifer Choo is Regional Managing Editor of Tatler Homes, covering architecture, interior design, and art across Asia. Based in Malaysia, she oversees regional content on luxury residential design and contemporary art collections. Legally trained but choosing to pursue her passion for design, she previously led notable design publications and worked as an interior stylist and art consultant for property developers, design firms, and private clients.
