A no-flip mattress is a legend, a veritable El Dorado of the mattress world. That is to say, not a reality. Flipping a mattress is a pain to the consumer--they're heavy, they're ungainly. Making a mattress that is the same on both sides, i.e. twice as much material, is a pain to the manufacturer--they are more difficult to make and can't be as fluffy. So, how does one take this problem on and attempt to solve it? there are three philosophies.
The effects of sleep seem pretty obvious; tired, dragging feet, maybe grumpiness. However, sleep isn't so simple and you'd be surprised just how many things sleep,or lack thereof, affects. For example...
A few weeks ago for Memorial Day, we decided to try something different than the standard sale. For every person who came into our Seattle showroom, we donated one of our all-organic Shredded Latex Pillows to the Fisher House - an organization that provides accommodations for families of veterans being treated for injuries. As a company that makes organic mattresses and bedding, this seemed like the natural way for us to show our support.
Small spaces are great--they're economical, easy to manage, and allow you to live where the action is without paying the premium. With these six tips, not only will you be saving on your heating bill, you'll be doing it in style and with surprising legroom.
We are very excited to introduce our brand new organic innerspring mattress handcrafted using a unique, hand-turned, coil design and over 70lbs of organic material to give you a sleeping experience unlike any other.
Welcome Soaring Heart Scholarship winner, April Nishimura!
Every year Soaring Heart does its best to support a variety of students working to help our community sleep better.
This weekend, for every group that visits our showroom in Fremont and tests a bed, we will donate a brand new handcrafted pillow to the Fisher House - an organization that provides accommodations for families of veterans being treated for injuries.
Last week we had the privilege of volunteering at KCTS9's annual pledge drive. Coffees in hand, we turned a deaf ear to the siren song of our mattresses and stayed up past our bedtime to take calls in support or our local public television channel.
