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MLILY USA Spotlights AirDream’s Adjustable Sleep Features At High Point Market


By Elaina Hundley At the upcoming High Point Market, MLILY is focusing on the value of adjustable bases in brick-and-mortar retail stores by touting its complete sleep system AirDream. Designed with a series of fans in the adjustable base that channel air through the mattress, the system delivers cool sleep by keeping air flowing continually through the cushioning layers and the pocketed coil innerspring unit of the hybrid mattress. “High Point Market is a key market for us in growing our footprint with furniture retailers, many of whom have not yet taken advantage


of the growth in the adjustable base category,” said James Ni, chairman and chief executive officer of Healthcare Co. Ltd, the parent com- pany of MLILY USA. “By showcasing our com- plete sleep system, retailers can capture those consumers in the market for a mattress, and AirDream offers RSAs a compelling conversa- tion about the benefits of sleeping cool.” With four strategically placed fans–two at the head of the bed, one in the lumbar area and one at the foot—the system creates gentle air flow through the mattress to prevent mois- ture build-up. Working in conjunction with the cool knit fabric cover and ventilated bamboo


charcoal memory foam in the mattress, the system offers truly cool sleep that users can adjust using a remote unit with an LCD screen. With a timer that automatically shuts off the fans after two, four or five hours, the AirDream also features an alarm to wake the sleeper in the morning—and offers an array of high-end features, including an articulating head and foot, LED underbed lighting, pre-set zero grav- ity position and USB ports. Retailing at $5,999 in queen for both the mattress and adjustable base, the entire system—including the fans—is covered by a five-year warranty. Visit mlilyusa.com


28 Sleep Retailer / Fall 2019


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