Collection: Mattresses

The right mattress comes down to how you sleep. If you wake with sore shoulders or hips, a softer memory foam or plush hybrid takes the pressure off; back and stomach sleepers usually need a firmer pocket spring or latex mattress to keep the spine level. Share a bed with a restless partner and pocket springs or dense foam stop you feeling every move. Start with your sleep position, then the material, then the size.

Memory foam, pocket spring, latex or hybrid?

Each mattress type supports you differently:

• Memory foam mattress: moulds to your body, cushions pressure points and absorbs movement, though it can sleep warmer.
• Pocket spring mattress: individually wrapped coils move on their own for targeted support, with airflow between them keeping it cooler.
• Latex mattress: a springy, responsive feel that breathes well and lasts.
• Hybrid: a pocket spring core topped with foam or latex, blending support with cushioning.

What mattress firmness do I need?

Firmness runs from soft to firm, and medium-firm is the most common because it suits the widest range of people. Side sleepers usually want soft-to-medium so the shoulder and hip sink in a little. Back sleepers suit medium-firm, which supports the lower back's curve. Stomach sleepers need firmer, so the hips don't sink and strain the back. Match the firmness to your main sleeping position, and if you swap positions through the night, medium-firm is the safe middle.

What mattress is best for side sleepers?

Side sleepers need extra give at the shoulders and hips, so a memory foam or plush hybrid mattress works best, letting those points sink in while the spine stays straight. A mattress that's too firm pushes back against the shoulder and hip, which causes numbness and tossing. Look for a mattress with softer comfort layers or zoned support that eases at the shoulders and holds firmer through the middle.

What size mattress should I choose?

Match the mattress to the room and who's in the bed:

• Single mattress (92 × 188 cm) / king single (107 × 203 cm): children, teens and smaller rooms.
• Double mattress (138 × 188 cm): one adult, or a tight room.
• Queen mattress (153 × 203 cm): the most popular for couples.
• King mattress (183 × 203 cm): the most room to spread out.

Common questions

What is the most popular mattress size in Australia?
The queen (153 × 203 cm) is the most popular, giving couples room to sleep without filling the whole bedroom. A king suits those wanting more space; a double suits smaller rooms.

Memory foam or pocket spring — which is better?
Memory foam moulds and isolates movement but sleeps warmer; pocket spring gives support with better airflow. Side sleepers often prefer foam, hot sleepers and back sleepers often prefer spring.

How long does a mattress last?
Most quality mattresses last 7 to 10 years. When it sags, you wake sore, or it no longer feels supportive, it's time to replace it. Rotating it regularly evens out the wear.

What mattress is best for hot sleepers?
A pocket spring or latex mattress, since both let air move through better than dense foam. A hybrid with a breathable top cover also helps keep the temperature down.

Can I pay for a mattress with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our mattresses start from $124, which is four fortnightly payments of $31.

Complete your bedroom

A mattress pairs with the rest of the bed. Add a bed frame in the matching size, a mattress topper for extra comfort, and bedside tables either side.

A $124 mattress splits into four fortnightly payments of $31 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.