Awara Mattress Review

Made from naturally sourced, organic materials, including latex, cotton and wool, Awara offers luxury mattresses suitable for all sleep styles. Knowing that you’re doing good not just for yourself and your sleep but also for the planet makes for a great win-win situation. And while the brand is known to offer luxurious mattresses and therefore and not the cheapest, prices are still surprisingly competitive.

I found the mattress to be soft enough that it wasn’t too taxing on my shoulder, but it was still firm enough that I didn’t feel like I was sinking right in. As an 150 pound side sleeper, this was ideal although the mattress is ultimately designed for all kinds of sleepers.  I would give the Awara mattress a 7/10 on the firmness scale, which is really in line with other luxury mattress brands.

Like I mentioned in the motion transfer/isolation test, the eight inch, individually wrapped coils help improve air circulation, making for built in cooling properties which is awesome, especially since I tend to be a hot sleeper.

The latex and coils in the Awara Natural Hybrid mattress are there specially to contour the body and provided an extra pressure relief when sleeping. This is especially effective for heavier back or stomach sleepers, and although I don’t specifically suffer from pain, my back, hips and shoulders felt great on the mattress.

The Awara mattress allowed me to move around comfortably and easily – feeling as though it was adapting itself to my sleep position as I moved around, kind of ‘molding’ itself to my body.

I took an almost full glass of water and set it on the side of the bed to see if it would spill over when I sat on the edge of the bed. The water did in fact move a little bit, however it didn’t spill over.  So with my husband in the bed, I wouldn’t feel all of his moves but the motion isolation of the mattress isn’t the best I’ve come across, so i’ll give it a 5/10 ranking here.  The Awara mattress is, however, created with individually wrapped eight inch coils that help improve the breathability of the mattress and reduce overall motion transfer which is very cool.

The eight inch coils not only help with motion transfer, but combined with the latex material they actually also help improve air circulation within the mattress which helps ensure that you’ll wake up cool and dry.

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  Natural Hybrid
  Firm
  Queen $1,199 Visit Site
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  Premier Natural Hybrid
  Plush Soft
  Queen $1,499 Visit Site

One of the areas that Awara mattresses truly excels in is their customer support, also known as the ‘Sleep Concierge’. I haven’t had the chance to use it but the name is adorable.  This service offers customer support agents that are available over the phone or on live chat during their extended business hours, 9am to midnight EST, 7 days a week.

Their FAQ section also provides helpful information for any purchasing queries, and they can also be reached through email at support@awarasleep.com

I was really satisfied with the Awara mattress and would recommend it to any type of sleepers other than like I already mentioned that those prefer a more plush mattress.  This luxurious and firm mattress is bouncy, adaptable to your shape and super comfortable. Also, there’s no harm in trying it out if you’re still not sure it’s the right fit for you and your family since they offer a full 365 night trial to get an idea of how it works for you before you fully commit to it.

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