Mattsons

The Mattsons family started their first sawmill in 1851 it is unlikely that the initial vision for the business included designing, building and delivering some of the finest beds available to happy and appreciative clients around the globe. A family business, at the time with only local business opportunities in focus, nearly two centuries later, Mattsons Beds are now available in finer boutiques and hotels far beyond the small village of Malmbäck, Småland in the south eastern part of Sweden. Nor is it very likely that the first generation of artisans would have been able to foresee the great appreciation that meets the company around the world today. An appreciation confirming our vision that great quality, tradition and the values that a family owned company in its 5th generation represent, is not something you come across every day. Just like it was back in 1851, our number one priority is to make certain that our service and products remain at the level where it has been for the past two centuries, the very best possible.

When building beds, as with life in general, there can be no shortcuts. In order for craftsmen to build the best beds possible they need to work with the very best materials. From our century and a half of working with and supplying high quality wood, with nearly one hundred years of that time with the bedroom in focus, we have time and time again come to the see that the original philosophy of Mattsons still holds true today and represents something that will never be outdated. Every Mattsons bed is handmade in Sweden. No exception, no shortcuts. Just a steady focus on delivering genuine, long lasting quality and comfort, every time. As is often the case in many part of Sweden, local materials are the preference. Once Mattsons got into furniture manufacturing the wood that was used for the manufacturing therefore came from the company’s own forests. For that purpose large areas of land was from time to time bought up for the purpose of having continuous access to high quality wood, something that still today is a very important part of Mattsons.

Look at What Is Inside Our Beds

• Swedish slow grown pine frame.

• Layers of cotton and wool.

• Layer of cotton to protect the pine frame.

• Swedish tempered pocket springs.

• Reinforced corners with coconut coir fiber and flax

When it comes to creating a good bed, very few materials are comparable to horsehair. Each curled strand of horsehair can operate as a small spring, thereby improving the functioning of our internal spring systems. Therefore, this offers support and pliability. Moreover, when one uses horsehair, they are also opting for the in-built, effective ventilation system. Horsehairs function like miniature airways: each strand is a hollow tube that comes with a microscopic capillary action, eliminating moisture and accepting fresh air. Interestingly, its drying property is so prominent that soaking a strand in water and shaking it removes water almost instantaneously. In Mattsons bed, there are countless natural micro springs that channel away moisture and excess heat from your body, so you can enjoy a comfortable sleep. The absence of heat and moisture will ensure that you fall asleep sooner and immerse yourself in an unperturbed sleep so you wake up completely rejuvenated. Needless to say, your quality of sleep will be enhanced with these beds.