HUMIDITY AFFECTS HEART RATE
As the body’s metabolism works throughout the night, perspiration is released as water vapor. Synthetic bedding and foam in mattresses trap and hold this moisture because air can’t circulate. As body heat and moisture build up, your heart rate increases, which elevates blood pressure and causes shallower sleep. At a time when you should be resting, your heart isn’t. You may awaken in a sweat, unable to return to sleep, or you may wake up in the morning feeling like you didn’t get enough sleep; And you lacked the deeper delta sleep cycle that contributes to good health.
HUMIDITY IS LINKED TO ALLERGIES
Because synthetic bedding environments are more humid and can take a long time to dry out, they provide the perfect climate for mold, mildew, and dust mites to thrive, all of which affect breathing and allergies.


THE DESIGN SLEEP SOLUTION
Our system components reduce humidity. Mattress covers are 100% cotton with a highly breathable lining of pure, lightweight wool. Wool conducts moisture away from the body, allows air to circulate, and evaporates water vapor. And our coils and micro-coils provide constant airflow. Together, these components make for deeper, healthier, and drier sleep.




THE DESIGN SLEEP SOLUTION
Want to know why you feel every move your partners makes? The surface of a mattress should contour accurately to allow the body’s curves to be fully supported, and if the mattress functions well, movement on the surface is absorbed rather than transferred from side-to-side. Most conventional mattresses are covered in a tightly woven fabric and contain an interconnected coil construction. This construction reduces flex and increases pressure on the joints while also causing surface movement to travel across the mattress. Also your partners weight can cause you to feel a “tilt” (rolling forward or backwards). Throughout the long night, this lack of stability puts a subtle tension in your back, much like stress does.