Dream Futon Mattress

Q: What type of frame or foundation does a futon mattress need?

A futon mattress must be used on a breathable, slatted surface that allows air to circulate underneath. Cotton naturally absorbs moisture, so proper airflow is critical to helping the mattress stay fresh and dry. Whether used as a sofa or bed, the supporting surface should always be slatted rather than solid.

$570.00

A customer favourite for decades, the Dream has long been our best-selling futon mattress. Its combination of pure cotton batting and high-density foam creates a firm, comfortable and supportive feel that works just as well for sitting as it does for sleeping. Built for convertible futon frames or standalone use, it is a proven choice for guest rooms, everyday beds and flexible living spaces.

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Size: Twin

Duvet Sizes

Size	Inches	Centimeters
Euro Twin	54" x 94"	137 cm x 239 cm
Twin	72" x 88"	183 cm x 224 cm
Double / Queen	90" x 94"	229 cm x 239 cm
King	108" x 94"	274 cm x 239 cm
Super King	108" x 94"	290 cm x 254 cm

Due to the inexact nature of natural fibres, all sizing is +/- 2" or 5 cm

All mattresses are handmade to order and ship in 4 -12 business days from the time of order

Dream Futon Mattress

$570.00

One Mattress. More Ways to Use It.

Versatile

Sit. Sleep. Switch. Use it on a convertible futon sofa or as a standalone mattress for a simple, space-conscious sleep solution.

Supportive

Firm without feeling hard. Layers of cotton batting create a dense, supportive feel with natural cushioning, giving our futons their distinctive firm but comfortable character.

Practical

Comfort without complication. Straightforward construction and durable materials make a futon a practical choice for guest rooms, smaller spaces or everyday use.

Pure Cotton Batting

Cotton Without the Fillers

Layers of pure cotton batting give the Dream its distinctive dense and supportive character. We use cotton without added fillers or treatments, creating a substantial surface with enough natural cushioning for comfortable sitting and sleeping.

As the cotton settles with use, it develops the firmer feel characteristic of a cotton-based futon.

High-Density Foam

High-density foam is layered with the cotton batting to add resilience and more consistent support through the mattress. It helps prevent the futon from feeling overly compressed while maintaining the flexibility needed to move between a sofa and sleeping position.

Wool Batting Used in Futon Mattresses as a Natural Fire Resistant Barrier

Wool Wrap

Natural Protection

A layer of wool wraps the internal construction, adding natural breathability, moisture management and temperature regulation.

Wool also provides natural fire resistance, allowing the futon to meet Canadian flammability requirements without additional fire-retardant barriers or treatments.

Cotton Canvas Cover

Durable & Tufted

A durable cotton canvas cover surrounds the mattress, providing a breathable surface suited to regular sitting, sleeping and folding. Nylon tufts securely hold the cotton, foam and wool together, helping keep the internal materials in place through everyday use.

Pure Cotton Batting

Cotton Without the Fillers

Layers of pure cotton batting give the Dream its distinctive dense and supportive character. We use cotton without added fillers or treatments, creating a substantial surface with enough natural cushioning for comfortable sitting and sleeping.

As the cotton settles with use, it develops the firmer feel characteristic of a cotton-based futon.

High-Density Foam

High-density foam is layered with the cotton batting to add resilience and more consistent support through the mattress. It helps prevent the futon from feeling overly compressed while maintaining the flexibility needed to move between a sofa and sleeping position.

Wool Wrap

Natural Protection

A layer of wool wraps the internal construction, adding natural breathability, moisture management and temperature regulation.

Wool also provides natural fire resistance, allowing the futon to meet Canadian flammability requirements without additional fire-retardant barriers or treatments.

Cotton Canvas Cover

Durable & Tufted

A durable cotton canvas cover surrounds the mattress, providing a breathable surface suited to regular sitting, sleeping and folding. Nylon tufts securely hold the cotton, foam and wool together, helping keep the internal materials in place through everyday use.

Choose Your Futon Mattress

All three futon mattresses use layers of pure cotton batting, a wool wrap and durable cotton canvas cover. From there, different comfort materials change how the mattress responds, giving you three distinct choices for sitting and sleeping.

Dream

Firm & Supportive

The Dream combines pure cotton batting with high-density foam for a firmer, more supportive feel. The foam adds resilience to the dense cotton construction, creating a comfortable surface without a lot of sink or contouring.

Best for: Those who prefer a firmer mattress, less contouring or frequent sofa use.

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Wooltex

Responsive & Pressure Relieving

The Wooltex builds on the Dream with a latex comfort layer that provides the greatest pressure relief of the three models. Latex responds easily around the shoulders and hips while maintaining a buoyant, supportive feel that makes it easy to move and change positions.

Best for: Side sleepers, everyday sleeping and anyone looking for greater pressure relief without a sinking feel.

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Cirrus

Contouring & Cradling

The Cirrus adds a memory foam comfort layer that responds more slowly and conforms closely around the body. It creates a softer, more cradling sensation with less of the immediate pushback associated with latex.

Best for: Those who prefer the slower, body-conforming feel of memory foam.

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The Details

Everything you need to know about your mattress, from materials and specifications to layer exchanges, shipping, warranty, and returns.

Futon Details

Mattress Thickness: 7-8” on average
Tufts: Nylon
Layer Exchanges: No
Attached Cover: Organic Cotton Canvas
Fire Barrier: Wool Wrap

Comfort Layer: None
Cotton Used: Raw Cotton Batting
Foam Used: 2lb High-Density Foam

Shipping, Returns and Warranty

Learn what to expect after you order, including shipping and delivery information, warranty coverage, and our return policy.

2-year Mattress Warranty

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Returns and Exchanges

FAQ

Have questions about latex mattresses? Explore straightforward answers about materials, construction, firmness, care, and choosing the right mattress for you.

Can I use a futon mattress as an everyday bed?

Yes. Our futon mattresses can be used as everyday beds or on convertible futon sofa frames. As with any mattress, proper support and ventilation underneath are important.

Can I use these mattresses on a futon sofa bed?

Yes. All three models are designed to work on a convertible futon sofa frame and transition between sitting and sleeping positions. They can also be used as standalone mattresses on a suitable slatted bed frame.

What type of frame or foundation does a futon mattress need?

A futon mattress must be used on a breathable, slatted surface that allows air to circulate underneath. Cotton naturally absorbs moisture, so proper airflow is critical to helping the mattress stay fresh and dry. Whether used as a sofa or bed, the supporting surface should always be slatted rather than solid.

Can I put a futon mattress directly on the floor?

We do not recommend placing a futon mattress directly on the floor. Without airflow underneath, moisture can become trapped in the cotton over time the mattress will eventually develop mould. If you prefer a low-profile setup, use a raised, slatted foundation that allows air to circulate beneath the mattress.

Will my new futon mattress have an odour?

A new futon may have a noticeable earthy scent when first unpacked. This is normal and will gradually dissipate with ventilation and use. Placing the mattress on its slatted foundation in a well-ventilated room will help it air out more quickly.

Will the cotton compress over time?

Yes. Cotton batting naturally settles and becomes denser with use. This is a normal characteristic of a cotton futon rather than a defect. Regularly rotating and flipping the mattress can help the cotton settle more evenly and extend its comfortable life.

Why are futon mattresses tufted?

Tufting helps hold the cotton, foam and wool securely together and reduces movement of the internal materials. We use nylon tufts to help maintain the construction as the mattress is sat on, slept on and folded over time.

Are your futons made with pure cotton batting?

Yes. We use pure cotton batting without added fillers or treatments. Depending on the model, the cotton is combined with high-density foam, latex or memory foam to create the finished mattress.

Do your futon mattresses contain fire retardants?

Our futon mattresses use a wool wrap for natural fire resistance. This allows the finished mattress to meet Canadian flammability requirements without an additional fire-retardants.

How do I care for my futon mattress?

Always use your futon on a breathable, slatted surface and rotate it regularly to encourage even wear and cotton compression. Futons can also be rolled and pounded out.

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Dream Futon Mattress

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