Plush and Loom Mattress Review
A medium-firm all-foam bed that cradles the body, kills motion transfer, and donates a bed to a family in need with every purchase.
Customers seem to love the softness and the support from the Plush and Loom mattress.
Our reviewerA Cradling Medium Feel With a Cause Behind It
Plush and Loom is new to the box mattress scene, building a medium-firm bed aimed at all sleepers — and donating a bed to a family in need, through St. Vincent de Paul, for every mattress sold. We measured its firmness at 5 out of 10: 2 inches of Plush and Loom's proprietary Serene foam combines with 2 inches of regular foam on top for a softer feel that sleepers describe as comfortable, cradling and hugging.
Beneath those 4 inches of softer foam sits a 6-inch high-density foundation layer that does the support work, dispersing the sleeper's weight over a firmer base. We found no pain complaints from sleepers on this bed, and customers seem to love the combination of softness and support.
Sinkage measured 3 inches, about what we'd expect for a bed this soft — that depth tends to favor side and back sleepers, and we wouldn't recommend it for stomach sleepers. Because it's a fully foam build, horizontal motion transfer is minimal, which is ideal for partners who move around a lot at night. The trade-off is responsiveness: it's much softer, but it won't spring back as quickly as an innerspring bed.
Temperature was a deliberate design focus — the top Serene foam layer is built to sleep cooler than a typical all-foam bed tends to run. We found no off-gassing complaints beyond the small odor common on unboxing, and the mattress is low-VOC and CertiPUR-US certified.
At $699 for a queen, it's one of the lower-priced beds we've reviewed, backed by a 100-night trial, a 10-year warranty and free shipping across the 48 contiguous states. Promo codes weren't available at review time, but the price is competitive enough that we wouldn't wait around for one.
Why We Love It
- Comfortable, cradling medium feel that disperses weight without pressure points
- Minimal motion transfer thanks to the all-foam build — good for restless partners
- Designed to sleep cooler than a typical all-foam mattress via the Serene foam top layer
- Low-VOC and CertiPUR-US certified, with no off-gassing complaints
- 100-night trial, 10-year warranty and free shipping in the 48 contiguous states
- Donates a bed to a family in need for every mattress purchased
- One of the lower-priced beds in its category
Considerations
- Less responsive than an innerspring bed — won't spring back as quickly
- Not recommended for stomach sleepers given the softer, higher-sinkage feel
- No promo code available at review time
Our Hands-On Review
The 5/10 firmness comes from 2 inches of Serene foam over 2 inches of regular foam, giving a soft, cradling top that hugs the body without any pain complaints. A 6-inch high-density foundation layer underneath disperses the sleeper's weight for solid support.
Sinkage measured 3 inches, in line with a bed this soft — it favors back and side sleepers over stomach sleepers. Being fully foam, it isolates motion well, though it trades away some of the responsive spring-back of a coil mattress.
Built for Restless Partners
The all-foam construction means little horizontal motion transfer, so partners who move around a lot during the night are less likely to disturb each other's sleep.
We Recommend This To Readers Who:
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Want a good bed at a low cost
At $699 for a queen, it's one of the lower-priced beds we've reviewed.
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Sleep on your back or side
The cradling, medium-firm feel suits back and side sleepers looking for more comfort.
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Move a lot in your sleep
Minimal motion transfer means you won't wake a partner as you shift positions.
A Closer Look
What Gives That Plush Feeling?
The Plush and Loom has three unique layers that work together to create its comfort and support.
Top Layer
2 inches of Plush and Loom Serene foam for a comfortable, cooler-sleeping top.
Middle Layer
2 inches of softer foam that disperses the sleeper's weight and reduces pressure on specific areas.
Bottom Layer
6 inches of higher-density foam forming the foundation and supporting the spine and joints.
Plush and Loom Cost
The P&L mattress is one of the lower-priced beds we have found.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Twin | $449 |
| Full | $649 |
| QueenPopular | $699 |
| King | $899 |
| Cal King | $899 |
Good to Know
A Medium-Firm Bed With Good Support and No Complaints
The Plush and Loom mattress is a medium-firmness bed with good support and no customer complaints on record, backed by a 100-night risk-free trial that makes it easy to try stress-free.
