I just read a review on the Naaturepedic Concerto and it sounds like it might be what I am looking for - plush feel, great for petite side and back sleepers, great pressure point relief, a slight “sink-in” feeling without feeling swallowed but still supportive, all organic materials as I am a two-time cancer survivor and have a lot of allergies.
I’m wondering if anyone has either of these mattresses or has tried either out and what your thoughts are. I am not interested in the EOS due to price. It is between the Concerto or Serenade.
The Serenade seems very similar to the Avocado Eco Organic (which only comes in firm and is too firm for me) except that the Serenade offers three firmness levels - firm, cushion-firm and plush. The Concerto only comes in plush. If I got the Serenade, I would get the plush due to my size and sleep position.
These two mattresses are two of the closest to what I have been looking for in a mattress for over two years. The Concerto is $2,239 and the Serenade is $1,599 but perhaps even the plush Serenade is not as comfy as the Concerto? I don’t know what impact the microcoils are in the Concerto. That’s what I’m trying to guage.
Serenade Components:
quilt (organic cotton fabric + organic wool batting + pla comfort layer)
2" organic latex comfort layer
organic cotton fabric insulator
8" encased coils with edge support
organic cotton batting
encasement (organic cotton fabric + organic cotton fill)
Concerto Components:
quilt (organic cotton fabric + organic wool batting + pla comfort layer)
2" organic latex comfort layer
organic cotton fabric insulator
0.75" high-density microcoils (appx 4000 coil count in a queen size)
organic cotton pillow top encasement
9.5" encased coils with edge support
organic cotton batting
encasement (organic cotton fabric + organic cotton fill)
Unfortunately, I don’t have a Naturepedic store near me to see these in person, but Naturepedic offers a 100 sleep trial with free returns, and a 25 year warranty.
I know I can probably find better “value” elsewhere, but I like the beds, and I like the 100 night trial and free returns and although I know warranties are sometimes not all they are made out to be, I like the warranty. It seems Naturepedic is a solid retailer as well.