Beds & mattresses

A good night’s sleep in a comfy bed. Bedroom furniture that gives you space to store your things (in a way that means you’ll find them again). With warm lighting to set the mood and soft textiles to snuggle up in. All at a price that lets you rest easy. It’s what sweet dreams are made of.

Wherever you go in your dreams, come to IKEA for a good night's sleep. To discover more about sleeping better, visit our dedicated hub here.


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How do you sleep at night?

It’s tricky to predict which position you’ll be in when you drift off to sleep, but most people will find one way of lying down more comfortable than other options.

The four most popular positions for a good night’s sleep are lying on your back, your side, your front, or curled up in a ball – otherwise known as the foetal position. To find out how to get comfortable at night, read about sleep positions here.


Beds

Feeling your best when you wake up starts with the right bed. One that’s big enough to stretch out but cosy enough to snuggle up tight. With storage for the things you need, you don’t have to get up once you’re all tucked in. And built to last for years – in a style that you’ll love just as long.


Mattresses

Sleep: it's personal. The best mattress is the one that suits your individual sleeping habits, because everyone has their own favourite sleeping position and temperature preference. Whether you're interested in foam, pocket sprung, or something in between, each one of our mattresses is built with total comfort in mind.

If you're not sure where to start when picking a new mattress, we have loads of information on the different kinds of mattresses and beds, available both online and in store at IKEA.


Awards

The best mattress is not only the one the most comfortable for you. It's the one that supports your body consistently over time, helping you to achieve that good night's sleep for years to come.

Discover HÖVÅG and MORGEDAL, awarded Which? Best Buy.


5 reasons to choose an IKEA mattress
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Try it at home for 90 days

It takes time for you and your new mattress to get used to each other. That's why we give you 90 days to be sure you're compatible. If the chemistry isn't right, simply come back and choose another mattress*.

*Terms and conditions apply

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Interest-free credit

We offer interest-free credit (0% APR Representative) in all areas of the store. Take advantage of our 12-month interest-free credit option available when you spend £600 or more, our 24-month option available when you spend £1,200 or more, or our 36-month option available when you spend £1,800 or more.

See full terms and conditions

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25-year guarantee

It's advisable to replace your mattress every 8 to 10 years, but we're so confident ours will last at least that long, all our mattresses come with a 25-year guarantee*.

*Terms and conditions apply

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Mattress removal service

When we deliver your purchase, we're happy to take your existing bed, mattress, sofa or appliance away for a non-profit fee.*

*Pricing: bed, mattress and sofa recycling - £20 per item. Appliance recycling - £7 per item.
Terms and conditions apply

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Delivery service

Some of our larger items may not fit in your car, which is why we offer a delivery service. Choose from our range of delivery options when shopping at IKEA.com or shopping at your local IKEA store.

Mattress size guide

Choosing a size is step number one when shopping for a new mattress. And to make sure you’re comfortable at night, there are a few basic guidelines to look for when finding the perfect size.

You should ideally have about 10cm between your feet and the bottom of the mattress when lying flat on your back, with your head on the pillow. And when it comes to width, you should be able to slide both hands under the pillow when lying on your front, and not have you elbow reach the edge of the bed.

The difference between sprung and foam mattresses

Different types of mattress are suitable to different body types. Sprung mattresses are better at distributing weight, for example. While foam mattresses are built to mould to the shape of your body.

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Sprung mattresses

Sprung mattresses make sure there’s no unnecessary pressure put on any part of your body, giving you a restful, supported night’s sleep. If you’re a hot sleeper, then sprung mattresses are a great choice as they offer outstanding air circulation, feeling cooler and drier than latex and foam. Plus, sprung mattresses are extremely durable and offer great value for money too.

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Foam mattresses

Foam mattresses are great for tailored support, as they form around your body. The foam absorbs movement, making it ideal if you share the bed with a fidgety sleeper. Plus, these soft, flexible, resilient mattresses are long-lasting because they can be turned regularly.

Taking care of your new mattress

Finding your perfect mattress will make a big difference to sleep quality, overnight comfort, and even spinal alignment. The right mattress will look after you – but you have to look after it, too.

Vacuuming the mattress helps to remove dust and mites, while some have machine-washable covers to keep them fresh. If an accident were to happen resulting in a spillage or stain on your mattress, all is not lost. Mild soap with cold water, or upholstery cleaner, should be your first call. Make sure you apply water sparingly, so as not to soak the mattress through. And avoid using chemicals, as they can seriously damage the mattress, not to mention your skin if you then lie on top of it.

To make sure you can enjoy your mattress for its whole life, we recommend flipping it over regularly, so the areas you sleep on don’t become worn, or dipped over time. This is more common in pocket sprung mattresses. And if you need to move your mattress, it’s best not to bend it, as this can damage the springs and pockets inside.

Mattress toppers are another great idea for getting more from your bed. Not only do they provide you with an extra layer of comfort, but they also preserve the quality of the mattress.

What makes our mattresses different?

Durability

To test strength and durability, we use a machine that stimulates the movements of a person who weighs 140kg rolling around in bed 50,00 times. A pressure gauge measures the effect on springs, frames, slats and fillings.

Comfort

We test how comfortable individual mattresses are in regards to pressure distribution, point elasticity, flexibility, temperature. We also test the firmness of all mattresses, which is performed using a pressure test - recording the resistance when concentrated weight is applied.

Fabric

Special tests are conducted on our mattresses fabric to test strength, durability, stain-resistance and how washable they are. The tests include pulling, tearing and exposing to liquids to make sure the ticking is able to resist from a variety of different fluids.


Bedding

Once you've decided on the size and type of the mattress you want, you need to consider what the right duvet and pillows will be for you. Find out more about what will suit you best with our duvet product finder and pillow product finder.

We also have a wide range of cushions, throws and bed linen available both online and in store to add that personal touch.