The mattress has one partner, and we have given it the same name. A beech frame holds two layers of hand-nested pocket springs, 2,744 in all, moving in concert with the mattress above so the entire bed responds as a single, attentive surface. Long-strand horsehair laid by hand over real Shetland wool and cotton draws warmth and breath through the night, and a hand-tufted top panel keeps every layer settled where it belongs. Built by hand, made to last generations, and made only for the bed it carries.

Two layers of hand-nested pocket springs, working in sequence to soften and steady at once. 2,092 springs across two tiers, set into a solid timber frame, let the lower layer hold the bed in place while the upper responds to the smallest shift of weight, freeing the mattress above to do only what it does best. Horsehair and blended real Shetland wool keep the base breathable through the longest nights. A sprung edge gives you the whole surface, corner to corner.

Where the foundation begins to feel like part of the mattress. 1,372 hand-nested pocket springs in calico cotton respond with greater nuance to the body above, and a top layer of horsehair laid over blended real Shetland wool and cotton softens every layer of the bed. Hand-tufted across the top panel to hold its shape, season after season. A divan made for sleepers who notice the difference between good and considered.