The Bensons Artisan mattress collection is the brand's latest creation that aims to provide consumers with a restful night sleep that's focused on their overall wellbeing. The mattress collection consists of five models including the Splendour, Decadence, Opulence, Indulgence and Utopia, which are each made-to-order with eco-friendly materials to make them fully recyclable. The mattresses each feature such materials as Wools of New Zealand wool for a naturally durable and breathable finish, organic alpaca wool from the UK, Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic British Wool and more.
Head of Own Brand Development Liz Wegener spoke on the Bensons Artisan mattress collection saying, "Using our expertise in both development and craftsmanship we have created a range that combines top performing natural fibres from across the world, with the highest spring count of any Bensons mattress, to produce a truly special range of beds which honour the Staples & Co. heritage."
Made-to-Order Eco Luxury Mattresses
The Bensons Artisan Mattress Collection Has Five Models
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Mattresses - Mattresses constructed from materials like organic wool and recyclable components are setting a new benchmark for sustainable bedding products.
2. Customizable Luxury Bedding - Made-to-order mattresses tailored to individual preferences and needs are redefining personal comfort and luxury in the sleep industry.
3. Natural Material Adoption - The integration of environmentally responsible materials like UK-sourced alpaca wool and New Zealand wool showcases the growing trend towards natural textiles in consumer goods.
Industry Implications
1. Sleep Wellness - With a focus on overall wellbeing, the sleep industry is evolving to include products that not only ensure restful sleep but also promote environmental sustainability.
2. Luxury Home Goods - High-end consumers are gravitating towards premium bedding products that combine luxury, craftsmanship, and ecological responsibility.
3. Sustainable Textiles - The use of certified organic wools and other natural fibers is transforming the textile industry by prioritizing sustainability and ethical sourcing.