Tuft & Springs Enchantment 1500 Mattress

Assessed from Tuft & Springs's published specification for this mattress, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.

Natural fillings at a mid-range starting price are the main draw. Silk, cashmere and British wool usually sit on far more expensive mattresses, and here they come with hand tufting, an old-fashioned technique that anchors the fillings so they do not shift or clump over time. The 1500 pocket springs work completely independently, which means less motion transfer if you share a bed and support that follows your body's shape. It is made by an NBF-approved manufacturer and meets the BS7177: 2008 low hazard fire standard, so the basics are properly certified. The 5-year guarantee is shorter than some brands offer, but the construction and materials are good for the money.

Side sleepers
The soft feel and 29cm depth let shoulders and hips sink into the silk and wool fillings, so pressure points are cradled rather than pushed back.

Couples
Each of the 1500 pocket springs sits in its own fabric pocket and works independently, which means less motion transfer when your partner moves.

Eco-conscious buyers
Natural fillings of silk, cotton, cashmere and sustainably sourced British wool make up the comfort layer, giving a softer top feel without synthetic padding.

Warm sleepers
The Belgian Damask viscose cover is highly breathable, which means heat and moisture can escape and the bed stays fresher through the night.

Combination sleepers
Hand tufting keeps the fillings anchored and the surface even, while the independent springs follow your shape as you move between positions.

This is a soft mattress, so it is unlikely to suit dedicated back or front sleepers who need a firmer surface to keep the spine level, or heavier bodies that may sink too deeply into the comfort layers. If you prefer a bed you lie on rather than settle into, look at a medium or firm option instead.

How firm is the Tuft & Springs Enchantment 1500?

It is rated soft. That means a noticeable sink-in feel from the silk, wool, cotton and cashmere fillings, which tends to suit side sleepers and lighter bodies. If you sleep on your back or front, or simply prefer a firmer surface, this probably is not the one for you.

How many springs does the Enchantment 1500 have?

It has 1500 pocket springs. Each one sits in its own fabric pocket and moves independently, which means the mattress contours to your body and transfers less movement across the bed than a traditional open coil design.

What is the Tuft & Springs Enchantment 1500 made of?

The comfort layers blend silk, cotton, cashmere and sustainably sourced British wool, secured with traditional hand tufting, beneath a breathable Belgian Damask viscose cover. Support comes from 1500 pocket springs. It is handmade in Yorkshire by an NBF-approved manufacturer.

Does the Tuft & Springs Enchantment 1500 come with a guarantee?

Yes, it comes with a 5-year guarantee. That is shorter than some brands offer, but it covers a reasonable stretch for a mattress at a mid-range starting price.

How deep is the Enchantment 1500 mattress?

It is 29cm deep. That is a fairly generous depth, so check it works with fitted sheets and any bed frame with a shallow surround. It is available in UK Single, Double, King and Super King sizes.