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Adjustable Lifestyle Power BasesConsumer Reports has just added 21 new mattresses to its ratings, bringing the total to just over 90. Of those, nine new models were added to our recommended list of 21 mattresses, including one that tops our popular foam champ, the Casper. The new foam winner is Sleep on Latex Pure Green, which edged out the Casper with its excellent scores for people who sleep on their back. Five other new brands are also represented in the ratings: Lull, Novosbed, Purple, Restonic, and Sleep Science. This is the second batch of mattresses that we’re presenting with our new scoring method. Instead of just averaging the scores for our petite and large/tall test subjects, we now present six columns so that you can find a mattress that better suits your size and sleep style. To that end, we have scores for petite, average, and large/tall side sleepers and petite, average, and large/tall back sleepers. (The average is indeed an average of petite and large/tall.)
If you sleep with a partner, you can choose a mattress that suits you both without having to guess. New Top Innerspring Mattresses Stearns & Foster Lux Estate Middletown, $2,300. This innerspring is very good for side sleepers of all sizes (petite, average, and large/tall) and for average and large/tall back sleepers. If you’re petite and sleep on your back, it’s an excellent choice. It aced our durability test, which simulates eight years of use, and you can change position with little bother to your sleepmate. Beautyrest Recharge World Classic Keaton, $1,340. This mattress is very good no matter what size you are and what sleep position you chose, and durability is excellent. Sleep position changes are mostly muted. Beautyrest Platinum Hailey Luxury Firm, $1,190. This Beautyrest has similar scores to its brandmate on all tests, except it’s only so-so if you’re a large/tall person who sleeps on your back. MacyBed Lux by Kingsdown, $1,500. Consider this if you sleep on your side or if you’re petite and sleep on your back, but it’s only so-so for average and large/tall back sleepers.
Durability is excellent, and movements are mostly muted. Holding their own: Charles P. Rogers Powercore Estate 5000, $1,500, is still the winner, followed by the Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid Elite Kelburn, $1,350. New Top Foam Mattresses Sleep on Latex Pure Green, $1,200. Our new foam winner, this mattress is a great choice for people of all sizes who sleep on their back and is very good for all side sleepers. It aced the durability test, which simulates eight years of use, and mostly mutes movements by your mate. Serta Luxury 12” Gel Memory Foam, $500. This foam bed is very good for sleepers of all sizes and is excellent if you’re petite and sleep on your back. Durability is aces, and ease of turning is very good.From another new brand, this mattress is very good for petite and average side sleepers, and average and large/tall back sleepers. It’s excellent for petite back sleepers but only so-so for large/tall side sleepers. Durability is excellent, and ease of movement is very good.
The Purple Bed, $1,000. Another newbie, the Purple should not be the first choice for large/tall people, because test results were only so-so. But it offers very good support to petite and average sleepers. Ashley Sleep the Perfect 10, $700. Large/tall side sleepers may want to reconsider, but this mattress is a very good choice for everyone else. Durability is top-notch, and ease of movement is very good. Holding their own: The Casper, $850, was bumped to the second spot, followed by Novaform 14” Serafina Pearl Gel, $800, from Costco. And Tuft & Needle, $600, lost some ground to the newcomers. The two Sleep Number adjustable air beds in our tests, the Sleep Number i8, $3,000, and Sleep Number c2, $800, still retain their perch. To read about all of our recommended models as well as find solid choices that missed the mark but are still worth a look, see our full mattress ratings and recommendations. Innerspring, foam, or air? What type of mattress do you prefer?
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Tiffany Circlet Diamond Necklace ($150,000)Price:Why It's Worth It: The Hastens workshop in Köping, Sweden.The Hästens Vividus bed does not come with a guarantee to quiet crying babies. It does not vow Peter Pan-like trips to Never Never Land every night. The tooth fairy does not leave $100 bills under its extraordinarily comfortable pillows—although given its nearly $150,000 price tag, that would be a nice perk. What it does promise is more in line with the recent wellness science: With a good night's sleep, you live longer, learn faster, function better, stay in better shape, and look younger. For the cost of a high-end Mercedes or a collectible timepiece, you can take a dip in an all-natural fountain of youth every evening. Or so the thinking goes. I went to the company showroom in New York's Chelsea neighborhood to check it out in person. The price intrigued me the same way that pictures of exploded Ferraris do: How can something that looks so ordinary be so valuable? And on first glance, the Vividus looks like a typical bed.
There's no wide-screen TV that emerges from underneath the box spring, no built-in refrigerator. It doesn't spin in circles like a jewel on display beneath a decadent mirrored ceiling.Layers in a Hästens box spring, mattress, and topper. But before I can crawl beneath the covers, Hästens's vice president of global retail, Bob Cooper, walks me through the history. The first Vividus came out in 2006, a version that took 160 hours to create and cost $112,900. In the 10 years since, the company has researched how to regulate body temperature and provide support to create what it calls a "perfect night's sleep" without using any heat-trapping rubber or plastic materials. They ended up doubling the amount of time it takes to build the bed—now 320 hours—and the company uses just four certified craftsmen at Hästens's dedicated atelier in Sweden to make them. Each Vividus is built to order and takes a minimum of 10 weeks before delivery. How does this all add up to $149,000?It starts at the bottom.
The wooden frame is made from slow-growing northern Swedish pine. On top of that sits a box spring, called the base, that has pure steel springs and multiple layers of flax for soundproofing. Above that is the mattress, which holds more springs, layers of cotton and wool batting, and horsehair lining, stacked the way you might make a lasagna. The mattress pad, or "topper," has its own layers of cotton, wool, and horsehair. Horsehair is critical: The hair is braided by hand, then unwound, to give it even more bounce. Every single curled strand functions like a tiny spring, providing support and pliability. And because each horsehair strand is also a hollow tube (unlike human hair), the material acts as a miniature airway to wick moisture away so there’s no sweat buildup. The cumulative effect of all these layers is that when you lie down on the bed, you feel as if your legs are slightly raised, which, as doctors will tell you, is better for circulation and overall heart health.
I get in, and I start to see what they mean. Articles such as this one typically describe luxurious mattresses as "sleeping on a cloud," but the Vividus is not that soft. My feet are supported unlike any other mattress I've ever slept on. It gives and holds in unusual, but always comfortable, ways. It takes me awhile to settle in, and Cooper says that the longer I stay in it, the more it will respond to my body, depending on whether I'm a side sleeper or prefer staying on my back. Will it cure my Jimmy leg? The longer I'm here, even the price-tag guilt starts to melt away. The whole thing is constructed in the Swedish style, meaning dovetail joints instead of screws or nails, and the springs are connected to the mattress interior using a step-stitching process, accomplished by hand with a needle about 18 inches long.Wool batting adds another layer of safety without the need for toxic chemicals: In case of fire, the naturally flame retardant fiber wraps around the cotton, suppressing oxygen.