The Kluft Marquise Plush Mattress is a low-profile luxury hybrid that pairs TerraPur™ natural latex with nested pocketed coils. In our hands-on testing, it delivered buoyant support, strong edge stability, and a cooler, more breathable feel than many thick pillow-tops. The main trade-off is that the plush top lets the hips settle a bit deeper than some stomach sleepers will want, especially if you prefer a flatter, firmer sleep surface.
Product Overview
| Mattress | Overall Score | Pros | Cons | Ideal For |
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| Kluft Marquise Plush | 4.4/5 | Plush lift, strong edges, breathable build | Extra hip sink for some stomach sleepers, noticeable movement, premium price | Back and side sleepers who want plush comfort with structure |
Final Verdict
Marquise Plush feels like a plush mattress that still keeps its shape. The surface has a lush first touch, but the latex and nested coil system stop it from turning swampy or slow. In our testing, edge sitting felt secure, position changes stayed easy, and the bed slept drier than many softer pillow-top designs. The trade-off is straightforward: if you sleep on your stomach or want a flatter, firmer feel, the plush quilting may allow more sink than you want.
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Who It’s For
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Back and side sleepers who want plush comfort with lift
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Couples who prefer a responsive surface for easier turning
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Hot sleepers who want airflow instead of dense foam buildup
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Who It’s Not For
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Dedicated stomach sleepers who need a flatter feel through the hips
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People who want maximum motion damping and very little bounce
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Shoppers who want a simple direct-to-door online buying process
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How We Tested It
We put the Marquise Plush through the same routine we use in every mattress test: full nights of sleep, short naps, and long stretches of reading and laptop time in bed. We checked support and alignment across back, side, and stomach positions. Cooling was tracked across fan-on and fan-off nights. Pressure relief came from longer side-sleep sessions, motion isolation from partner movement and drop-weight disturbance, responsiveness from how quickly the surface helped us turn, edge support from sitting and lying near the perimeter, and durability from watching for feel changes over several weeks.
Our Testing Experience
The first thing that stood out in actual use was how tailored the surface felt. It was soft on contact, but it never gave me that bogged-down feeling that some plush beds do. When I rolled from my side to my back, the latex-and-coil lift showed up right away and kept my hips from hanging too low. After longer evenings in bed, my lower back felt more settled because I was getting cushion without losing shape.
Marcus focused on heat and noticed that the natural fibers and open coil structure kept the bed feeling drier than many foam-heavy pillow-tops, though heavier bedding still warmed the top surface. Mia paid closest attention to shoulder and hip relief. She got enough give to settle in on her side, but still felt a little spring-back from the latex, which helped keep her posture from collapsing. Jenna and Ethan handled motion testing and came away with the same conclusion we did overall: partner movement is reduced, but not erased.
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What we liked
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Plush comfort that still keeps the midsection supported
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Stable perimeter when sitting or sleeping near the edge
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Easy turning with a responsive, non-sticky surface
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Who it is best for
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Back and side sleepers who want cushion without losing lift
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Couples who change positions often during the night
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Warm sleepers who dislike dense, slow-moving foams
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Where it falls short
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Stomach sleepers who need firmer leveling through the hips
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People who want motion transfer to feel more muted
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Anyone who prefers a taller, deeper pillow-top profile
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Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
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| Plush surface with real lift underneath | Can let the hips sink too far for stomach sleeping |
| Strong edge support for sitting and edge sleep | Motion isolation is good, not ultra-muted |
| Breathable natural fibers and coil airflow | Low profile feels less lofty than taller luxury beds |
| Easy to turn on without a stuck feeling | Premium pricing narrows the value case |
Details
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Type: Low-profile hybrid
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Feel: Plush
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Profile: 11.5 inches
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Quilt and cover: Belgian Jacquard Damask, silk/wool fibers, HiLoft® FR fibers, Pillowflex™, plush quilting foam, cotton tricot backing
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Comfort layers: Firm TerraPur™ latex, 8 lbs cotton
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Support system: High-density encased perimeter, Original Marshall® nested calico pocketed coil unit, 15.5 gauge
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Coil note: Described by Kluft as using more than 1,000 Original Marshall® pocket coils
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Foundation options: Wood foundation, 9-inch or 5.75-inch profile, adjustable-base friendly
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Warranty: 10-year guarantee
Review Score
| Metric | Score | Remarks |
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| Support | 4.6/5 | Buoyant lift kept the hips from lingering low, especially on the back |
| Cooling | 4.4/5 | Airflow and natural fibers slept drier, though heavier bedding still trapped some warmth |
| Pressure Relief | 4.3/5 | Good shoulder and hip easing for side sleep, with noticeable latex push-back |
| Motion Isolation | 4.1/5 | Partner movement is reduced, but not fully absorbed |
| Responsiveness | 4.6/5 | Turning stayed easy and the surface recovered quickly |
| Edge Support | 4.5/5 | The perimeter felt stable for sitting and edge sleep |
| Durability | 4.6/5 | The feel stayed consistent over weeks without a meaningful drop-off |
| Overall | 4.4/5 | Best for sleepers who want plush comfort with lift, not deep sink |
Buying Guide
Choose this mattress if you want plush comfort that still feels lifted and spring-responsive rather than slow or sticky. Average-weight back sleepers and side sleepers are the most likely to get the best alignment from it, and hot sleepers should appreciate the breathable build and coil airflow.
If you sleep on your stomach or carry more of your weight through the hips, a firmer surface will usually keep you level more easily. If you want a more mainstream natural-luxury comparison point, the Avocado Green Mattress is a useful reference. If you want a widely available luxury innerspring with multiple firmness options, the Saatva Classic is another strong benchmark.
Limitations
The plush top can become the wrong kind of comfort if you need a flatter, firmer surface for stomach sleep. In our testing, that extra give could let the hips settle enough to create some lower-back tension. Motion isolation also lands in the “good” range rather than the “nearly still” range, and the lower-profile build will feel more streamlined than indulgent if you prefer a tall, cloudier pillow-top.
Vs. Alternatives
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Why choose this model
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You want plush comfort that still feels lifted and easy to turn on
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You value edge stability for sitting and using more of the mattress surface
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You prefer airflow and natural fibers over dense, slow foam
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Alternatives to consider
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Avocado Green Mattress: latex-and-coil hybrid with an eco-focused build
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Saatva Classic: luxury innerspring with multiple firmness options
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WinkBed: hybrid feel with pocketed coils and an emphasis on supportive structure
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Pro Tips
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Give it a full two weeks before you judge alignment. Plush beds can feel different once your body settles into the pattern.
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If your hips dip too far on your stomach, try a thinner pillow first before blaming the mattress.
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Use a breathable mattress protector if you want to guard the surface without trapping much extra heat.
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If you share the bed, test your worst-case scenario: one person getting in or out while the other stays still.
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If you sleep hot, keep the bedding lighter. A heavy comforter can undo some of the bed’s airflow advantage.
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Rotate the mattress head-to-foot on a steady schedule, especially if it gets nightly use.
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If you plan to use an adjustable base, start with smaller angles so the plush layers are not forced into a sharper bend right away.
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If you want more cradle on your side, pair it with a slightly softer pillow so your neck stays neutral.
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If you sleep near the edge, keep your pelvis a little farther in and let the shoulders sit closer to the perimeter.
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Track wake-ups and soreness for a week. A short mattress trial log usually tells you more than one good or bad night.
FAQs
Does the plush feel still support the lower back?
Yes. In our testing, the surface felt soft on contact, but the latex-and-coil lift kept the midsection from staying collapsed on the back.
Is it good for side sleeping shoulder pressure?
Mostly yes. The top gives enough to ease sharper shoulder pressure, but you still feel some latex push-back instead of a deep memory-foam hug.
Will I feel my partner moving?
Less than on a classic bouncy innerspring, but not zero. It reduces motion better than a traditional spring bed, just not to memory-foam levels.
Does the low profile change the feel?
It does. The Marquise Plush feels more streamlined and controlled than taller pillow-top luxury beds, especially if you are used to a deeper, loftier build.
