The editors of BedTimes and Sleep Savvy had a busy day at the Las Vegas Market.
Manufacturers we visited brought out a number of new product lines and line extensions, with the emphasis on hybrid mattresses that offer unique combinations of traditional and new components.
Better innerspring and foam models have complex layerings of comfort that include cut and convoluted latex, memory foam and gel foams and gels.
Here is a sample of the sleep products we saw today. We can’t wait for Day 2.
Leggett & Platt's Herman Tam points out features of the new 'LaSalle' Fashion Bed with linen upholstery.
Comfort Solutions added new Natural Response models with asymmetrical borders and layers of new foams and gel foams.
Valerie Stranix of Spring Air Sommex beside the company's Obus Forme bed, which made its U.S. debut.
Simmons' Rolf Sannes presents the new opening price point to Beautyrest TruEnergy.
New Leggett & Platt Fashion Bed with industrial chic.
Comfort Solutions' Laura Ashley collection accessorized with the new blue.
Gerry Borreggine (right) with Stress-O-Pedic's Michael Mulligan at a reception welcoming Mulligan's company to the licensing group.
Simmons' Recharge Sleep Stations make rest-testing beds both private and interactive.
Carolina Mattress Guild offered a new CoolCoil hybrid collection with cooling gel memory foam.
Ashley Sleep launched an adjustable king.
Serta's Kelly Ellis atop one of two new iSeries models.
Sealy added a plush pillow-top model to its Optimum by Sealy gel memory foam line.
Johnny Griggs (left) and Kelly Clenet of Ergomotion relax on a Series 400 at the end of a busy day.
