Natural Latex

• FSC® Certified Talalay latex is a natural biodegradable product. Considered one of the few sustainable resources supporting the preservation of tropical rainforests, 100% latex rubber has remarkable benefits when used in bedding items. Since it is a 100% biodegradable and renewable resource, latex has no negative effect on the environment. Naturally flexible and durable, our Talalay-type latex padding will provide consistent performance for many years. A latex mattress conforms to the shape of the body, creating a cushion in which no pressure points form during sleep. This unique, natural material is notable not only for its immediate health and comfort benefits, but also for its ability to withstand time. The independent cell construction of Talalay natural latex is not conducive to motion transfer, allowing two people to comfortably share the same bed without disturbing each other with each movement.

Naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial

Naturally hypoallergenic and antimicrobial. Molds and dust mites, which can contribute to an allergy, will not resist your mattress. Elasticity and resistance: physical properties Hypoallergenic and breathable. It also has ideal hygienic, bactericidal, germicidal and fungicidal properties. Its special physiological and natural characteristics are excellent for combining ergonomics and comfort.

Organic Cotton

Organic cotton G.O.T.S certified is a cotton that is grown without using chemical fertilizers or pesticides. It comes from original plants, which means plants that are not genetically modified and have not been treated with chemicals, making it a health and environment friendly product.

Joma natural wool

• Uniquely treated for extra resilience and loft, sustainably sourced from New Zealand farms and independently certified for quality, Joma Wool® is simply the world’s finest wool for bedding. Wool naturally brings its coolness in summer and its comforting warmth in winter. For thousands of years, wool has been used primarily for comfort and luxury. Wool fibers trap millions of microscopic pockets of air. When wool is used in bedding, it is this air that keeps us warm on cold winter nights and cool in summer. It produces a natural mechanism that controls temperature. Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture vapor without getting wet while other synthetic fibers can only absorb 1-2% water before becoming wet. Wool is a natural raw material that respects the environment.