Matermoll President Lusso Review

The President Lusso is a strong choice for sleepers who value alignment and easy movement more than a plush, body-hugging feel. Its pocket-spring core held the hips level, while the memory foam took pressure off the shoulders without making position changes difficult. The reversible construction also gives owners two usable surfaces, an increasingly uncommon feature in this category.

It is best suited to back sleepers, combination sleepers, and couples who want a stable bed that does not feel rigid. Dedicated side sleepers with sensitive shoulders or hips may need a softer surface, and people who regularly wake up hot should consider a mattress with more active cooling. The lack of a public price is another practical drawback: Matermoll directs buyers to request a quote, so value depends on the size, height, and configuration offered by the seller.

• Best for

  • Back sleepers who need steady support beneath the hips and lower back

  • Combination sleepers who want to turn without fighting the comfort layers

  • Couples who prefer a responsive bed with controlled movement

• Think twice if

  • You want a very soft mattress with a deep foam hug

  • You are highly sensitive to heat buildup

  • You want transparent online pricing and a simple add-to-cart purchase

We used the 25 cm (9.8 in) version for 21 nights, including full nights of back, side, and combination sleeping as well as shorter sessions for edge support and heat checks. Two primary testers—one weighing 150 pounds and the other 205 pounds—recorded position changes, morning stiffness, partner disturbance, and how the surface felt after extended pressure. We also repeated weighted compression, temperature, and motion tests three times and averaged the results. Our mattress testing process covered support, cooling, pressure relief, motion isolation, responsiveness, and edge support, all scored on the same 5-point scale.

The first impression was supportive but not hard. Both testers placed the feel at about 6.5 out of 10, with 10 being the firmest. The springs lifted the midsection while the memory foam softened contact at the shoulders and hips. A 44-pound load compressed the center by 1.6 inches, then the surface recovered most of its height in about 1.2 seconds. That quick rebound made rolling from the back to the side feel natural instead of effortful.

Pressure relief was balanced rather than plush. The 150-pound tester could spend part of the night on their side without sharp pressure at the shoulder, but wanted more cushioning after a longer side-sleeping stretch. The 205-pound tester found the bed most comfortable on the back, where the coil support kept the pelvis from dropping below the rib cage. Across the three-week period, neither tester noticed an uneven soft spot developing in the usual sleep zones.

Motion traveled less than expected from a spring-forward mattress. In a repeated drop test, a 10-pound ball released from 6 inches produced a short vibration at a sensor 24 inches away, with the reading returning close to baseline in 0.9 seconds. Normal turns and getting out of bed were noticeable to a light sleeper, but they did not send a prolonged ripple across the surface.

Cooling was merely adequate. After 30 minutes of contact, the surface temperature rose by 5.2°F; ten minutes after the tester got up, it remained 1.4°F above the starting temperature. The perimeter ventilation and coil cavity helped heat disperse, but the memory foam still held more warmth than a thin, highly breathable comfort layer. This result supports the 3.8/5 cooling score: workable for many sleepers, but not the model’s strongest feature.

• What we liked

  • The pocket springs kept the hips supported without making the surface feel rigid

  • The memory foam reduced pressure while preserving a quick, easy-to-move-on response

  • Partner movement settled quickly enough for most shared-bed routines

• Who it is best for

  • Back and combination sleepers who prefer a medium-firm, spring-led feel

  • Couples who want better motion control than a traditional interconnected-coil mattress

  • Sleepers who dislike the slow, enveloping feel of thick memory foam

• Where it falls short

  • People who sleep hot may need a more actively cooling mattress or lighter bedding

  • Dedicated side sleepers with sensitive shoulders or hips may want deeper cushioning

  • The quote-based buying process makes quick price comparisons difficult

• Model: Matermoll President Lusso

• Collection: Home

• Core: pocket springs

• Comfort system: memory foam

• Cover: removable according to Matermoll’s product description

• Firmness: level 3 on Matermoll’s firmness scale

• Height range: 18–25 cm (about 7.1–9.8 in)

• Sizes: customizable dimensions

• Reversible: yes

• Listed features: pillow top, handles, perimeter ventilation, customizable label, and rollable construction

• Purchase method: request a quote through Matermoll or an authorized seller; no standard public price is listed on the product page

Choose the President Lusso if you want the lift of pocket springs with a smoother, more pressure-relieving top. Its medium-firm test feel suits back and combination sleepers particularly well, and the quick response makes it easier to turn during the night. Couples should also appreciate that movement fades faster than it does on many traditional spring mattresses.

The ordering process requires more homework than buying a typical bed-in-a-box. Follow a clear mattress-selection checklist and confirm the finished height, dimensions, cover configuration, delivery terms, warranty, and total price before approving a quote. Because Matermoll offers a range of heights and custom sizes, do not assume that a showroom sample will feel exactly like every available configuration.

Lightweight side sleepers who want a deeper cradle should compare it with the Helix Midnight Luxe. Back sleepers who prefer a taller, more traditional innerspring profile and clearly published comfort choices may favor the Saatva Classic. These are feel-based alternatives, not verified price matches, because Matermoll does not publish a standard price for the President Lusso.

The President Lusso stands out for its reversible construction, custom sizing, and restrained memory-foam feel. Choose it when you want pocket-spring support, moderate cushioning, and a made-to-order configuration. The alternatives below are easier to buy online in the United States, but none is a confirmed price match because the President Lusso does not have a published standard price.

The Helix Midnight Luxe is the better choice for side sleepers who want a thicker comfort system and more pronounced pressure relief. Its medium feel and optional cooling cover create a plusher experience, while the President Lusso feels flatter, quicker, and more supportive through the midsection.

The Saatva Classic offers a more traditional luxury-innerspring feel, three firmness choices, and two published height options. It is easier to compare and order online. The President Lusso is the more distinctive option if reversible construction and custom dimensions matter more than a familiar U.S. direct-to-consumer purchase.

The WinkBed Luxury Firm has a taller Euro-top design and zoned coil support. It feels more substantial and lifted at the edge, while the President Lusso has a lower profile and a simpler, more adaptable feel. Choose the WinkBed if you want a hotel-style surface; choose the Matermoll if you want less bulk and two usable sides.

The TEMPUR-Adapt provides deeper, slower contouring and stronger motion absorption. It suits sleepers who want to feel cradled by foam. The President Lusso is easier to move on and feels more spring-driven, making it the better match for combination sleepers who dislike a slow response.

• Confirm the exact height, dimensions, cover, warranty, and delivery terms on the written quote.

• Use a flat, supportive foundation that meets the seller’s requirements.

• Follow Matermoll’s care directions for flipping and rotating rather than assuming a universal schedule.

• Use lightweight sheets and a protector that preserves mattress breathability if you tend to sleep warm.

• Use the built-in handles to guide the mattress during repositioning, not to carry its full weight.

• Allow your body time to adjust before deciding that the firmness is wrong.

• If side-sleeping pressure feels noticeable, try a thin, breathable topper before replacing the mattress.

• Vary where you sit on the edge to avoid concentrating wear in one spot.

• Recheck pillow height after the first week because a more supportive surface can change neck alignment.

Using both sleeping surfaces can distribute wear more evenly, but it does not guarantee a specific lifespan. Follow the care instructions supplied with your configuration, since the height and finish may vary.

Yes, especially for couples who want a responsive surface without excessive motion transfer. Normal turns settled quickly in our checks, although a very light sleeper may still notice a partner getting into or out of bed.

The pocket springs kept the hips from sinking too far during back sleeping, which helped the lower back remain in a neutral position. Comfort is individual, however, and a mattress is not a treatment for persistent pain.

It may for lightweight or pressure-sensitive side sleepers. Combination sleepers who spend only part of the night on their side should fare better because the memory foam adds some cushioning without a deep sink.

No. The foam smooths the surface more than it envelops the body, and the pocket springs help it recover quickly. Turning over required little effort in our responsiveness checks.