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Oscar Dela Renta designed the Kingsdown Mattress with impeccable quality, as much as he does when designing haute couteur. He did away with box springs and instead used fabrics that carry patterns too beautiful to ignore, you might just hesitate to cover it up with sheets and linens.

Made of breathable hypoallergenic materials, the Kingsdown Mattress was created using advanced technologies to come up with a bed so soft it easily conforms to a user’s body type, sleeping preference and sleep habits.

Kingsdown mattresses come in  different models: Classic, City, Country and Island.

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Portable beddings are just some of the great things you can find at Bed Bath & Beyond. This AeroBed for instance has a height allowance that is just like any regular bed and allows you to comfortably get up and out of it.

Here at Mattresszine, we give emphasize on very idea that bed buying or mattress buying should be a process where decisions have to be carefully weighed in. So, here’s another tip we’ve gathered to guide you when it comes to that:

Before you walk into a bedding store, do your homework.

First, write down the details about your current mattress and box spring and what you don’t like about them. Make specific notes, such as what parts of your body are sore in the morning, how many times you wake up in the middle of the night and, if you are awakened by your sleep partner.

A program which began in 2004 via the Home Instead Senior Care, “Be A Santa” provides low-income seniors the things that they wish for at Christmas, and one recipient put mattresses on top of her wishlist.

Patricia McAnally hasn’t had a decent night’s sleep in months.

So, she was understandably thrilled when she opened her apartment door Thursday morning and found her Christmas gift: A cushy, full-size mattress and box springs, courtesy of the “Be a Santa to a Senior” program.

“I’m amazed,” said McAnally, who lives in the Todd Towers public housing apartments on Greene Street. “We do have angels; they’re everywhere. You’ve just got to whistle for them.”

A hotel in New York City is offering something new on the room service list, one that should cater to a “Perfect Night’s Sleep”. Guest at The Benjamin can order from a selection of menus many sleeping essentials of almost every kind — water-filled pillows, hypo-allergenic, buck wheat made, mattresses with slip board, mattresses with box spring for extra firmness — all designed to give the most relaxing experience and pampering at the hotel.

If so desired, the guests also receive free milk and cookies along with their requests.

And if not satisfied with it, the hotel offers money-back guarantee.

Pottery Barn’s box spring frame is specifically made to match all headboard-only sets. Its additional headboard adapter kit easily attaches it to the box spring frame.

The Headboard Adapter Kit ensures that Pottery Barn headboards will attach to your bed frame. The kit is not necessary if you have a standard metal bed frame with predrilled holes in the faceplate at 5.5″, 7″ and 9.5″ up from the floor.

Box spring frame comes in four sizes (Twin, Queen, King, California King) and ranges from $60.00-$85.00.

The headboard adapter kit is $12.00

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Dug up this old article from Slate Magazine. Granted that this piece was written a few years back, a lot of its advices still ring true even today. It’s a pretty comprehensive piece, one that covers not just mattress buying per se, but also other concerns a shopper normally carries with choosing a mattress.   Here are just some of the advices given in the said article:

On choosing the best brand:

Innerspring mattresses, particularly the Big S’s (Simmons, Serta, Sealy), dominate the market. But how to choose among Serta and Sealy, Stearns and Foster, and King Koil? Or for that matter, between the Simmons Beautyrest Exceptionale Lenore and the Simmons Beautyrest Do-Not-Disturb Royalty Ultra? Ignore brand names. They’re meaningless. Just pay attention to comfort.

To hide box springs, which may become a possible decorating eyesore, accessorize with a bed skirt in colorful and bright patterns or a style to match your preference. But before you head to the store and buy your bed skirt set, here are some things you should take note of first:

This bed frame looks absolutely fabulous! The Bella Terra Organic bed frame consists of 100% non-toxic materials. The key components? Organic cotton, hemp and American Well Managed Hard Woods, an environment friendly material with natural stain finish. The wood slats are optional. Or you can have the box spring model.

Visit the EcoBedroom for pricing.

Match this purchase with an equally organic mattress! Go green with a Keetsa Mattress!

It’s described as nothing else but a “simple” bed frame. Designed by Formstell, the woodwork for this floating bed is of beech, maple, oak, American cherry or American walnut.

An optional headboard may be installed along with it.

Box spring mattress not required.

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