While this will cater to most situations, competitors such as Emma and Simba have a larger range, which also incorporate US and EU sizes. There are also only four UK sizes available: single, double, king and super king. Because it's not currently sold through online retailers such as Amazon, discount offers are harder to find too. There's really not much to dislike about the Brook + Wilde Lux mattress in terms of performance, but the slightly higher price point than some of its also-excellent competitors could be enough to put some people off. Anything not so good to know about the Brook + Wilde Lux mattress? A playful definition of 'mattress' on the side of the box adds a touch of personality, and Brook + Wilde's minimalist welcome pack incorporates some playful puns, if you like that kind of thing: dubbed the 'Welcome Brooklet', it promises an experience 'Beyond your wildest dreams'.
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Over and above the sleeping experience, the free premium delivery service, with full set-up included, is a nice touch to elevate the whole customer experience a little more – as is the option for free removal and recycling of your old mattress.Įverything that comes with the mattress is beautifully designed, and the attention to detail adds to the premium feel. You don't sink too far into it, and it returns to its original shape promptly. While the medium is ideal for side- or back-sleepers, we found it had a little too much give for front-sleepers – if this is your usual preference, the 'firm' could be a better option.Ĭompared to a pure-foam mattress, the Brook + Wilde Lux mattress has a decent spring to it – largely provided by the second layer of larger 135mm pocket springs. Personal preference is key: remember that within the 100-night trial, you have the option to try all three if you're not quite sure which is right for you. While the medium option occupies the middle ground between cosiness and supportiveness, Brook + Wilde likens the 'soft' to "a luxurious marshmallow", and the 'firm' is described as "less springy, but more supportive." We found the comfort from the layer of mini pocket springs was particularly noticeable when you roll over, helping the mattress mould around your body effortlessly. The 'wave technology' layer is designed to be particularly supportive of shoulders and hips – complementing the upper layer of memory foam effectively.īrook + Wilde describes the 'medium' mattress as "the perfect balance of support and sink". Since testing the mattress, there has been a marked improvement in sleep quality (if not quantity)!Īll three versions of the Lux mattress have been ergonomically engineered for comfort.
Sizes: single, double, king or super kingĪs new parents, our reviewers were used to regularly disrupted sleep as well as neck, shoulder and back pain from lifting, bouncing and rocking. We tested the medium-firmness Brook + Wilde Lux mattress, and found it provided an excellent, very supportive night's sleep – particularly if you sleep on your side, or regularly roll from your back to your side. How comfortable is the Brook + Wilde Lux mattress? With a total of eight layers – including a washable cover, and a thermo-regulating layer, infused with natural balm – the Elite ranges from £699 (single) to a somewhat eye-watering £1,199 (super king). Otty Hybrid: £374 (single), £549 (double), £649 (king), £749 (super king)įor true mattress connoisseurs, Brook + Wilde also produces the even more premium Elite mattress range.Here’s how the Brook + Wilde Lux mattress RRP compares to that of its rivals: It's £70 more expensive than the all-foam Emma Original mattress (which we currently think is, overall, the best mattress you can buy), £50 more than the Simba Hybrid mattress, and £150 more than the Otty Hybrid. This puts it on a par with the Nectar mattress. At full price, a single Brook + Wilde Lux mattress costs £499 a double £699 a king £799 and a super king £899.
The Brook + Wilde Lux mattress sits at the premium end of the mattress-in-a-box market.
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