Stearns & Foster

Heritage

A long-standing history of quality and luxury.

In the mid 1800’s, it was a shared passion for luxury and hand-crafted details that brought Seth Foster and G. S. Stearns together. At first to build high-end horse carriage upholstery. And then, by happenstance, hotel mattresses. A century and a half later, they’re known as the first American manufacturer of luxury mattresses. And that ideal still lives on today. Every Stearns & Foster mattress is built by only certified craftsman. The most experienced workers, held to the highest standards. Their work is constantly scrutinized to ensure perfection. And because of this detail-minded, hand-made crafting, each mattress takes twice as long to make as the average mattress. Everything from a stunning hand-tufted finish, styled handles, masterful embroidery and even a peek-a-boo fabric seen under the mattress are done by hand to attain rich luxurious looks and feels. To further the Stearns & Foster vision, only the finest materials are used. Mongolian horsehair, luxurious silks and cashmeres, and high-grade wools find their way into these mattresses, for a one-of-a-kind style and feel. It all adds up to a long-storied heritage of quality.

Stearns & Foster Innerspring

Traditional

A blend of pure luxury, style, craftsmanship and fine detail await in this Stearns and Foster design.

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Stearns & Foster Limited Edition Silver Dream

Limited-Edition Silver Dream

The next step in luxurious sleep takes looks and feel to a whole new level.

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Stearns & Foster Limited Edition Golden Elegance

Limited-Edition Golden Elegance

Made with the finest materials available, this mattress is the height of luxury. Quality. And above all, sleep.

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