Firmness
Medium
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
30
Number of Layers
4
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
15
Price Range
£1,057 to £2,127
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from Dunlopillo's published specification for this mattress, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
The appeal here is old-fashioned craft. The calico pocket springs are hand-nested and hand-centre-tied, which means each spring moves more independently, so you should feel less disturbance when a partner shifts in the night. Talalay latex sits alongside, made from natural latex with no artificial additives, giving a responsive rather than sinking feel. The upholstery is cashmere, silk and wool rather than synthetic fibres. Firmer gauge border springs give a firm edge, useful if you sit on the bed edge or sleep near it, and there's a cooling cover plus three rows of side stitching. Yes, from £1,057 it's a serious spend, but the natural materials and 15-year guarantee go some way to justifying it.
Key Features & what's inside
- Premium Talalay latex. Natural latex with no artificial additives. This gives a springy, responsive comfort layer rather than the slow sink of memory foam.
- Calico pocket springs. A single layer of 1760 natural calico pocket springs in the 150x200cm size, hand-nested and hand-centre-tied. That hand-tying is there to minimise movement transfer, which means a restless partner is less likely to wake you.
- Cashmere and silk. Cashmere hair and silk fibres blended into a durable insulation layer. It's designed to keep the feel supportive rather than squashy.
- Layers of wool. Wool blended into a blanket-like upholstery layer. Wool adds a soft, insulating finish beneath the cover.
Layer details from dunlopillo.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
If you like a very firm mattress, or a very soft one, this medium feel may not suit. Budget shoppers should look elsewhere: at £1,057 upwards it's a considerable outlay. And if you prefer the slow, cradling hug of memory foam, latex over springs feels noticeably bouncier.
Dunlopillo Elite Luxury 1750 Pocket Mattress
How many springs does the Dunlopillo Elite Luxury have?
It varies by size. Dunlopillo's spec sheet lists 1000 springs in a 90x190cm single, 1475 in a 135x190cm double, 1760 in a 150x200cm king and 2020 in a 180x200cm super king. The retailer name says 1750, but the brand's own figure for the 150x200cm size is 1760.
Is the Dunlopillo Elite Luxury firm or soft?
It's listed as medium. That suits most sleepers, although anyone who specifically wants a very firm or very soft feel should consider other options. The firmer gauge border springs give a firm edge, but the sleeping surface itself is a medium.
Does the Dunlopillo Elite Luxury need turning?
No, it's a no-turn design because it's internally tufted with the comfort layers on one side. It's 30cm deep, and the brand notes the height includes up to 2cm of loft tolerance.
What guarantee comes with the Dunlopillo Elite Luxury?
Dunlopillo backs it with a 15-year guarantee, which matches the retailer-listed warranty. That's a long cover period and a reasonable sign of confidence in the build, particularly the natural latex and calico spring construction.
What is the Dunlopillo Elite Luxury made of?
Talalay latex, calico pocket springs, cashmere, silk and wool. The latex is natural with no artificial additives, and the springs are hand-nested and hand-centre-tied. It's a largely natural-materials build, which is part of what you're paying for.
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