Palmpring Organic Mattress Reviews (2026)

Palmpring’s organic lineup is a spring-free mix of natural latex and coconut coir topped with a wool-and-cotton cover, built to feel breathable and steady rather than pillowy. After weeks on four core models, we found standout cooling and alignment, with comfort shifting sharply by firmness. It’s best for people who like a responsive, supportive surface, and less ideal for those chasing deep, slow memory-foam sink.

The lineup we tested

What stood out after weeks of sleep

Across the team, Palmpring’s latex-and-coir builds felt more “on top” than “in” the mattress, with airflow that stayed consistent night to night. Marcus (6'1", 230 lbs) liked the firmer models for keeping his hips from dipping, while Mia (5'4", 125 lbs) consistently needed the plushness of Puri to avoid shoulder pressure. Carlos (5'11", 175 lbs) favored Colva for the clean transition from comfort to support. Dr. Adrian Walker reviewed our notes and pushed us to tie every comfort claim back to alignment and pressure points.

Palmpring Organic Mattress comparison chart

How we tested these Palmpring mattresses

I rotated through each model for nightly sleep, then repeated the same routines: back-to-side transitions, reading and laptop time in bed, and early-morning edge sitting while getting dressed. Marcus focused on heat buildup and hip support; Mia stayed strict on shoulder and outer-hip pressure; Carlos tracked spinal leveling and how smoothly the surface transitioned from comfort to support. We scored Support, Cooling, Pressure Relief, Motion Isolation, Responsiveness, Edge Support, and Durability based on what we felt in day-to-day use.

Palmpring Organic Mattress: our testing experience

Colva Organic Mattress

Our Testing Experience

Colva felt like the “default setting” of the line: I’d lie down and immediately notice a stable platform, but not a hard board. The alternating latex and coir gave me that subtle spring-back when I shifted from back to side, and my lower back stayed quiet even after long desk days. Marcus liked how the surface didn’t trap heat and how his hips didn’t sink when he rolled toward stomach sleeping. Mia could side-sleep, but on longer nights she wanted a touch more give at the shoulder. Carlos called it the cleanest alignment of the four, especially when he stayed flat on his back.

What we liked:

• Balanced cushion with steady lift

• Strong airflow night after night

• Easy turning without “stuck” feel

Who it is best for:

• Combo sleepers who want medium-firm

• People who dislike deep sink

• Hot sleepers who still want latex comfort

Where it falls short:

• Not a plush, cradling surface

• Light side sleepers may want more softness

• Movement is noticeable for sensitive partners

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: From $2,699

• Firmness: Medium-firm; flip for firmer feel

• Thickness: 10"

• Materials: Organic latex + coconut coir (4-layer “sandwich” construction)

• Cover: Wool + cotton quilted cover (non-removable)

• Delivery: Curbside freight (LTL) $199; white-glove available on request

• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

• Trial period: -

• Exchanges: Unused/unopened exchanges within 30 days; 25% restocking fee

• Foundation guidance: Rigid non-spring base or slats no more than 3" apart

• Sizes listed: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, East King, Cal King

• Custom sizes: Available upon request

Review Score

Puri Organic Mattress

Our Testing Experience

Puri was the one that made me exhale on contact. The plush side has a deeper latex cushion, and I could feel my shoulders settle in without my hips collapsing. On nights when my lower back felt tight, I flipped to the firmer side and got a flatter, more supported posture without losing all the comfort. Mia had the clearest win here: she could stay on her side longer before joint pressure showed up, and she said the top layer felt “forgiving” instead of sharp. Marcus, though, felt the plush side was a little too absorbent for his stomach-sleep stretches, and he preferred the firmer flip. Carlos liked the comfort-to-support handoff, but only when he kept the surface on the firmer orientation.

What we liked:

• Best pressure relief in the group

• Two-sided flexibility for “soft vs firm” nights

• Latex feel stays responsive, not slow-sinking

Who it is best for:

• Side sleepers needing more shoulder give

• Combo sleepers who want a plush option

• People who toss and turn but still want buoyancy

Where it falls short:

• Plush side can feel too yielding for heavier stomach sleepers

• Motion is still noticeable compared with dense foam

• Less “locked-in” lumbar lift than firmer models

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: From $2,799

• Firmness: Soft; flip for a firmer feel

• Thickness: 10"

• Materials: Organic latex + coconut coir (4-layer “sandwich” construction)

• Cover: Wool + cotton quilted cover (non-removable)

• Delivery: Curbside freight (LTL) $199; white-glove available on request

• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

• Trial period: -

• Exchanges: Unused/unopened exchanges within 30 days; 25% restocking fee

• Foundation guidance: Rigid non-spring base or slats no more than 3" apart

• Sizes listed: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, East King, Cal King

• Custom sizes: Available upon request

Review Score

Ellora Organic Mattress

Our Testing Experience

Ellora is the one I kept coming back to on busy workweeks. It feels firm immediately, with a clearer “support core” sensation than Colva or Puri. When I slept on my back, my hips stayed level and my lower back didn’t sag into the mattress. Marcus liked it for the same reason and also said it stayed the coolest for him, even on warmer nights. Mia, on the other hand, hit shoulder pressure faster on her side unless she used the latex side and kept her arm position tidy. Carlos appreciated how the bed didn’t wobble when he turned slowly; the surface felt steady, and the support didn’t fade over the night.

What we liked:

• Strong, stable support with minimal sink

• Very consistent cooling feel

• Two-sided design lets you choose firmer vs extra-firm

Who it is best for:

• Back sleepers who want firm alignment

• Stomach sleepers needing hip stability

• Hot sleepers who hate heat buildup

Where it falls short:

• Side sleepers may feel shoulder or hip pressure

• Less “cushion” than Colva or Puri

• Firm feel can be unforgiving on sensitive joints

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: From $2,199

• Firmness: Firm; coir side is extra-firm

• Thickness: 8" or 10"

• Materials: Organic latex + coconut coir (3-layer “sandwich” construction)

• Cover: Wool + cotton quilted cover (non-removable)

• Delivery: Curbside freight (LTL) $199; white-glove available on request

• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

• Trial period: -

• Exchanges: Unused/unopened exchanges within 30 days; 25% restocking fee

• Foundation guidance: Rigid non-spring base or slats no more than 3" apart

• Sizes listed: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, East King, Cal King

• Custom sizes: Available upon request

Review Score

Cambay Organic Mattress

Our Testing Experience

Cambay was the most polarizing in our room. It’s extra-firm, and that’s not marketing fluff; it feels like a stable platform with almost no cushion. For me, it worked best for short back-sleep sessions and morning stretching, where the surface gave me a level base and the bed never felt warm. Marcus liked it more than anyone because it kept his hips up and stayed cool, but even he admitted it was “strict” on comfort. Mia couldn’t stay on her side for long without sharp pressure at the shoulder and outer hip. Carlos respected the stability for spinal leveling, but he said it demanded very precise positioning to stay comfortable.

What we liked:

• Ultra-stable feel with minimal sink

• Strong cooling and dry surface feel

• Edge sitting felt very secure

Who it is best for:

• Back and stomach sleepers who want very firm

• Hot sleepers who dislike heat retention

• People who prefer a simple, no-sink surface

Where it falls short:

• Low pressure relief for side sleeping

• Comfort can feel unforgiving on sensitive joints

• Not a good match for people who want plushness

Pros & Cons

Details

• Price: From $1,699

• Firmness: Extra-firm

• Thickness: 6" or 8"

• Materials: Coconut coir (1-layer construction)

• Cover: Wool + cotton quilted cover (non-removable)

• Delivery: Curbside freight (LTL) $199; white-glove available on request

• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

• Trial period: -

• Exchanges: Unused/unopened exchanges within 30 days; 25% restocking fee

• Foundation guidance: Rigid non-spring base or slats no more than 3" apart

• Sizes listed: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, East King, Cal King

• Custom sizes: Available upon request

Review Score

Compare performance scores across the lineup

Colva is the most even performer, with no major weak spots and a feel that adapts well to mixed sleep styles. Puri clearly wins on pressure relief, but gives up some of that firm “lift” heavier sleepers often want. Ellora is the cooling-and-support specialist: excellent alignment, but less forgiving at the joints. Cambay is the outlier—strong on stability and temperature, with a pressure-relief ceiling that limits its audience.

How to choose a Palmpring Organic Mattress

Start with sleep position and how much cushion you need at shoulders and hips. If you’re a lighter side sleeper, Puri is the safest bet for pressure relief. If you switch positions or want a medium-firm that still feels breathable, Colva is the most versatile. If you sleep hot and want a firm, stable surface, Ellora is the better “daily driver.” If you already like extremely firm beds and want minimal sink, Cambay is the clear choice.

Limitations to keep in mind

These mattresses prioritize spring-free stability and airflow, so the feel leans more buoyant and firm than slow-sinking. Motion isolation is solid but not foam-like, especially on the more responsive models. Comfort is highly firmness-dependent: side sleepers may need more cushioning than Ellora or Cambay provides. Delivery is curbside freight with a separate $199 fee, so planning setup matters. Exchanges are limited to unused and unopened products within 30 days, with a restocking fee.

Palmpring Organic Mattress vs alternatives

Reasons to choose Palmpring: spring-free latex-and-coir construction, strong airflow focus, and clear firmness range from plush to extra-firm. If you want a more traditional hybrid feel with coils and a bit more “bounce plus perimeter structure,” the Avocado Green is a common organic-luxury cross-shop. If you want a latex-forward hybrid with a more classic mattress profile, Birch Luxe Natural is another frequent comparison point in the organic category.

Pro tips for Palmpring Organic Mattress

• Match firmness to your dominant sleep position first, then fine-tune with pillows before adding toppers

• Use a rigid base or slats no more than 3" apart to keep support consistent

• Take advantage of the two-sided design by rotating and flipping on a schedule

• If you’re side-sleep dominant, prioritize Puri or plan for extra cushioning at shoulders

• If you sleep hot, pair the mattress with breathable sheets and avoid heat-trapping protectors

• Treat edge sitting as a daily test: if you sit to put on shoes every morning, favor the firmer models

• For mixed sleepers, choose responsiveness over softness so turning stays easy overnight

• Keep spine leveling simple: if your hips dip on your current bed, move firmer rather than thicker

• If you’re sensitive to motion, place the more active sleeper on the firmer side of the mattress

FAQs

Q: Which model felt best for side sleeping?

A: Puri, because its plush side cushioned shoulders and hips better than the others.

Q: Which model slept coolest for hot sleepers?

A: Ellora and Cambay, both stayed the driest and least heat-retentive in our use.

Q: Which one is the safest “one-mattress-for-most-people” pick?

A: Colva, thanks to its balanced feel and firmer flip option.