Product Focus Dual Comfort: A Mattress Built For Two


By Brooke S. Pisarsky With the advent of new comfort technologies, more people are enjoying the benefits of truly personalized sleep. But despite the technological advancement, many of these offerings don’t take into consideration the substantial differences in sleep needs that may exist between co-sleepers. A 2012 Bedroom Poll released by the National Sleep Foundation reported that 70% of Americans sleep with a significant other—a sizeable portion of the sleeping population who are often confronted with the necessity of compromising on individual comfort for the sake of sleeping in the same space. However, some forward-thinking manufacturers have recognized the plight of bed sharers and are upping their games to offer customization to couples. Dual comfort mattresses address the specific requirements of each sleeper, allowing for each side of the bed to independently provide individualized support, while still remaining packaged as a single mattress. From reconfigurable designs to hi-tech adjustability to completely bespoke creations, these manufacturers are re-imagining what it means to share a bed.


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1 OMI Offering two luxury sleep solu-


tions for couples, Organic Mat- tresses, Inc. (OMI) has combined its premium organic materials with a completely configurable design in both its Duo and OrganicPedic 81 models. The 10-inch Duo con- tains three layers of GOLS-certi- fied organic natural rubber latex individually encased in GOTS-cer- tified organic cotton sleeves, all labeled with their different firm- nesses allowing for each side of the bed to be independently customized. For the ultimate per-


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sonalized, organic sleeping expe- rience, couples may choose the OrganicPedic 81. Like the Duo, the 81 utilizes GOLS-certified organic natural rubber latex and GOTS-certified organic cotton. However, the 14-inch 81 delivers even more customization with its 18 interchangeable components, providing an extremely


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sleep surface. Both the Duo and the OrganicPedic 81 incorporate a sculpted top layer for supreme pressure point relief and improved air circulation.


2 Eclipse International


At last summer’s Las Vegas Market, Eclipse International rolled out its new Conformat- ic Couples Choice mattress. Incorporating the company’s patented Zone Quilt Technolo- gy for maximum pressure relief and its patented Spinal Zone System for optimal back sup- port, the Couples Choice adds the advantage of split comfort options, allowing each partner to get the support they need and the rest they deserve. As with all of Eclipse Internation- al’s beds, the Couples Choice is also backed by the Congress of Chiropractic State Associa- tions’ “Seal of Approval,” under- scoring the mattress’s back- healthy features.


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Reverie has built its business around the benefits of customized sleep, thanks to the company’s patented DreamCell foam springs. Available in four densities ranging from extra soft to firm, the Dream- Cells provide targeted support for better spinal alignment. Rev- erie works with each customer, consulting on body size, sleeping position and health concerns in order to come up with the opti- mal configuration of foam springs. This is ideal for couples because Reverie can tailor each side of the bed to those specific needs. Once the ideal arrangement is agreed upon, customers can then choose to top their mattress with either Reverie’s classic all-natural Talalay latex or the company’s new hybrid comfort layer that fuses body-con- touring memory foam with breath- able latex. Best of all, because the DreamCells are easily recon- figured, customers can rearrange them at any time to accommodate changes in sleeping preferences.


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