High Point Market’s whole-home focus is exactly what keeps it relevant for bedding. At the April 25–29 spring Market in North Carolina, mattresses, adjustable bases, pillows, sheets, and top-of-bed products were shown alongside furniture, textiles, accessories, and other categories—placing sleep products in a broader retail context.
That setting gave mattress and sleep companies space to present not just new products, but the stories behind them. This season’s activity spanned luxury lines, value programs, adjustable sleep, personalization tools, performance materials, and lifestyle-driven collections.
The following roundup highlights companies with notable introductions, showroom updates, and product stories from the spring Market.
BEDGEAR
BEDGEAR used its High Point presence to continue emphasizing personalized sleep, recovery, and performance-driven products. The company’s broader product story centers on Performance sleep systems personally fitted to the consumer’s body type, preferred sleep position, and temperature preference. Recent BEDGEAR messaging has included Hybrid Performance Mattress options, modular designs, performance pillows and sheets, and products built around airflow, fit, and individualized comfort.
DeRUCCI Healthy Sleep
DeRUCCI Healthy Sleep had a permanent showroom presence at High Point Market this spring, bringing another global mattress brand into the market’s expanding bedding mix. Known for its healthy sleep positioning, ergonomic design, and technology-enabled mattress products, the company offered a wellness-oriented perspective within the spring Market lineup.
Diamond Mattress
Diamond Mattress brought a mix of new and established retail programs to High Point, including Technogel, Americana, Generations, Black Diamond, and Dreamstage 2.0. The newly remerchandised Technogel collection includes all-foam and hybrid constructions designed for cooling, pressure relief, and adaptive support. The Americana collection includes the Liberty and Justice mattresses, created to commemorate 250 years of American independence. The expanded Generations collection features latex, wool, microcoils, and Tencel fabric covers.
HiEnd Accents/Stetson Home
HiEnd Accents brought a lifestyle-driven top-of-bed story to Market with Stetson Home, a bedding collection developed through a partnership with the Western heritage brand. The collection translates Stetson’s design language into layered bedding, throws, and decorative pillows, adding a whole-bedroom element to the Market’s bedding mix.
KUKA HOME
KUKA HOME featured its PostureRest sleep products, including the CloudPod system, which is positioned around pressure relief, adaptive support, and airflow. The display connected Kuka’s larger home furnishings presence with a dedicated mattress and sleep products story.
MLILY USA
MLILY USA showcased the WellFlex ICE split-head mattress, which allows independent upper-body adjustability on each side, for reading, television viewing, and reducing snoring. The lower portion of the mattress remains unified, providing continuous, stable support across the sleep surface and eliminating the center gap commonly associated with fully split designs. The mattress is constructed with Gel AeroFusion® memory foam infused with ActiveTemp™ phase change material to promote temperature regulation, deliver contouring pressure relief, and maintain consistent support throughout the night.
Showgoers saw it paired with the MS300 adjustable base, which offers head and foot articulation controlled by a wireless remote, allowing users to customize positioning for comfort and support. The base includes three massage modes with adjustable intensity, a built-in USB port, and a tool-less assembly design to streamline setup and installation.
Molecule
Molecule made its High Point debut with a performance-driven sleep story built around recovery and in-person product experience. The brand highlighted its mattress lines Reflex and Engage, with Reflex positioned around supportive spinal alignment, and Engage built around high-density foams designed to contour throughout the night.
Paramount Sleep Company
The Bespoke mattress featured as a “Hot Buy” for retail traffic driving power performed well at Market with a retail price of $999. The Hypnos collection, exclusively manufactured by Paramount in the U.S., debuted its new retail concept that delivers an elevated experience befitting the luxury, handmade mattress line. Also well received was the Nature’s Spa collection, which includes six models offered in quilted and smooth-top constructions with queen retail prices ranging from approximately $2,499 to $3,999.
Mattresses in the line include GOLS-certified organic latex, copper memory foam, European micro-coil systems, and transition layers designed to support spinal alignment
and durability.
Purple
Purple also maintained a visible High Point presence this spring from a new showroom location in the IHFC Commerce wing. The move gave the nationally recognized mattress brand a stronger foothold at High Point as the Market continues to draw more bedding-focused exhibitors.
Restonic Mattress Corp./AW Industries
Restonic Mattress Corp. showcased two luxury collections in partnership with AW Industries, its newest licensee. The Grand Palais Collection emphasizes traditional mattress craftsmanship, with hand-tufting, tailored finishes, and a classic European design influence. The HealthRest Latex Collection features premium latex and layered construction designed for a naturally responsive sleep experience. Restonic President and CEO Laurie Tokarz described the lines as “a return to craftsmanship.”
Shifman Mattresses
Shifman Mattresses continued to emphasize handcrafted luxury. The Newark, New Jersey-based company’s broader brand story centers on hand-built construction, two-sided design, high-quality materials, and traditional mattress-making techniques. Its High Point presence gave retailers another luxury mattress story rooted in craftsmanship and independent retail positioning.
South Bay International
South Bay International presented a four-collection mattress suite: EcoCore, ActiveAlign, AllureLuxe, and Sofinity. The collections are positioned around sustainable comfort, recovery and alignment, premium design, cooling, and pressure relief. South Bay also highlighted AdaptZone foam construction, SleepEngine technology from Cambridge Sleep Sciences for adjustable bases, and SCANFIT.ai, a personalization tool designed to help guide mattress selection.
Symphony Sleep
In its High Point debut in the Centers of High Point at Hamilton building, the big draw was the ES700 Sonic Sleep system. This adjustable base uses specially selected sound wave frequency, strength, and modulation to produce an audio sonic massage experience. The sleek upholstered base features a durable folding ventilated steel deck design with active lumbar support for personalized comfort and motion-activated under-bed lighting. The ES700 is compatible with all Symphony Sleep adjustable base accessories, such as the Elevation Kit, Hi-Low Kit, Sleep Safe, and Sleep Sense sleep tracker. Available in queen, twin XL, and one-piece king sizes, the MAP retail price is $1,999 for a queen.
Therapedic Worldwide
Therapedic Worldwide spotlighted several introductions, including Alternativ, Lloyd & Penfield, and its refreshed Tommy Bahama collection. Alternativ is a six-model collection with three foam models and three hybrid models, retailing from $1,299 to $2,499. Lloyd & Penfield is an ultra-premium, hand-tufted line with three models offering a refined aesthetic and tailored feel, retailing from $1,799 to $3,999 in queen sizes. The refreshed Tommy Bahama collection offers a broader interpretation of the brand’s “Live the Island Life” positioning, retailing from $999 to $2,999 in queen sizes.
