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What is the Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame? A Closer Look at Its Features

What is the Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame? A Closer Look at Its Features

Most people choose a bed frame for how it looks the shape, the fabric, the way it anchors the aesthetic of the room. And that matters. But the base of the frame is just as important. It is the part that provides the structural support your mattress relies on every night. That detail matters more than you'd expect.

The Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame by Heveya is built for people who want more from their bed. It brings together handcrafted construction, natural materials, and intentional design in a way that is rare at any price point. Whether you are furnishing a new home or upgrading what you already have, this article walks you through exactly what the Lusso is, how it is made, and why it stands apart from the typical premium fabric bed frame on the market today.

Quick Overview

What is the Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame?

The Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame is a handcrafted, fabric-upholstered bed frame made by Heveya, a B Corp certified bedroom furniture brand known for its commitment to natural materials bed frame construction and responsible production. Designed as a premium offering in the upholstered bed frame Singapore market, the Heveya Lusso bed frame combines aesthetic refinement with a level of material transparency that is uncommon in the furniture industry.

At its core, the Lusso features camphor wood slats forming the bed base, wrapped in high-quality French linen upholstery woven from European flax. Its headboard is padded not with synthetic PU foam but with upcycled rebonded organic latex and an organic cotton layer — materials chosen specifically for their breathability, resilience, and health-conscious properties. The entire frame is handcrafted in Bali.

It is a sustainable bed frame for those who care about what they are sleeping on and what their bedroom is made of.

 

Materials and Construction: What Goes Into the Lusso

Understanding the Heveya Lusso bed frame starts with its materials. Each component has been selected with a specific purpose, and together they create a luxury bed frame that is built to last decades rather than years.

520 GSM French Linen Upholstery

The Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame is covered in 100% French linen bed frame fabric woven from European flax, with a weight of 520 GSM (grams per square metre). This is a heavy-duty, premium fabric bed frame covering – not the thin decorative linen often used in lower-grade furniture. At 520 GSM, the breathable linen fabric is dense enough to resist everyday wear and abrasion while remaining soft and tactile. French linen is known for its natural texture and understated elegance, and it ages beautifully rather than deteriorating the way synthetic fabrics tend to.

The linen panels on the Lusso are fully removable zippered covers, so they can be washed or refreshed over time. In humid climates, this is a real practical advantage. Breathable linen fabric dries quickly and naturally resists moisture, making this a genuinely moisture-resistant bed frame solution that helps keep the surface fresher for longer.

Camphor Wood Slats

Camphor wood slats form the bed base of the Lusso. Camphor wood is prized for its natural anti-pest properties: its aromatic oils act as a built-in deterrent against insects, moths, and wood-boring pests without the need for chemical treatments – a genuinely health-conscious property in a bedroom environment. It is also a dense hardwood that provides solid, rigid support for the mattress, making it well-suited to the year-round humidity of climates like Singapore's.

Upcycled Rebonded Natural Latex and Organic Cotton Headboard Padding

Most upholstered headboards are built around the same two materials: PU foam and Dacron. Both are synthetic, petroleum-derived products. Heveya chose a different path — upcycled rebonded organic latex paired with organic cotton. Both are natural, breathable, and free of synthetic inputs.

Natural latex is anti-microbial, breathable, and holds its shape for decades. PU foam, by contrast, compresses and breaks down over time causing headboards to gradually sag and lose support within a few years. Conventional PU foam headboards also off-gas volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particularly in warmer and more humid conditions. The Lusso uses none of these materials.

The latex itself comes from off-cuts of Heveya's own mattress production — a zero-waste approach that keeps the same high-quality material in use rather than sending it to landfill. It is a practical choice that reflects the same thinking that runs through the rest of the Lusso: every material has a reason to be there.

Key Features of the Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame

Available in Two Natural Colours

The Heveya Lusso bed frame comes in Beige and Taupe – Two neutral linen tones that work well across a wide range of bedroom interiors. These are not bold statement colours; they are considered, calm shades that complement natural wood tones, organic textiles, and minimalist or contemporary design styles equally well. Whether your bedroom leans warm or cool, one of the three finishes is likely to fit naturally.

Custom and Standard Sizing

The Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame is available in a full range of standard sizes for both Singapore bedding (Single, Super Single, Queen, King, Super King) and European bedding dimensions (Single, Queen, King). Beyond that, it can be made to custom size bed frame dimensions – a genuine advantage for bedrooms with unusual layouts, built-in wardrobes, or non-standard mattress sizes. Choosing a Heveya bed frame custom size tailored to your exact space avoids the common frustration of frames that are slightly too wide, too long, or awkwardly positioned in the room.

Removable, Zippered Linen Covers

The ability to remove the linen cover is one of the most practical features of the Lusso. Most fabric bed frames have upholstery that is permanently glued or stapled in place – it cannot be properly washed, and when the colour bores or the fabric wears, the only option is to buy a new frame. The Lusso is different. The cover zips off completely. You can wash it, change the colour, or replace it at any point without buying a new frame. It also means full transparency: anyone can open the cover and see exactly what materials are inside. There is nothing to hide.

10-Year Limited Warranty

The Lusso comes backed by a 10-year limited warranty – including full replacement coverage for structural defects in the first year. This level of warranty is rare in this category; most competitors offer only 1 to 3 years of limited coverage. A 10-year warranty bed frame commitment reflects how Heveya stands behind the quality of the build and the materials used.

Handcrafted in Bali

Each Lusso is handcrafted by skilled artisans in Bali – not mass-produced in an anonymous factory. The quality of a handcrafted piece shows in the consistency of finish, the precision of joints, and the overall stability of the structure. Because every frame is made to order, lead time is 7–14 days. Heveya's partnership with Bali craftspeople also reflects a broader commitment to traceable, ethical, and community-connected manufacturing.

How the Lusso Compares to a Standard Fabric Bed Frame

Feature

Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame

Typical Fabric Bed Frame

Upholstery fabric

520 GSM French linen bed frame (removable zippered covers).

Polyester blend: synthetic, permanently attached; sheds microplastics, cannot be removed or washed

Headboard padding

Upcycled rebonded latex + organic cotton headboard.

Standard polyurethane foam

Bed base

Camphor wood slat base for airflow and natural pest resistance

Thin pine or composite board; cracks under weight, blocks airflow

Custom sizing

Yes — custom size bed frame available

Standard sizes only

Warranty

10-year warranty bed frame

Typically 1–3 years

Craftsmanship

Handcrafted bed frame, Bali

Mass-produced

Environmental credentials

B Corp certified bedroom furniture, natural materials bed frame

Varies; often undisclosed

How to Care for the Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame

Caring for the Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame is straightforward, largely because of how it is designed. The removable zippered covers are the main maintenance point. For everyday upkeep, wiping the breathable linen fabric with a soft, dry cloth removes dust and light surface dirt. If a spill occurs, dabbing gently with a clean damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap is usually sufficient. Avoid rubbing, as this can spread the stain or distort the weave of the linen.

Because French linen bed frame upholstery is naturally breathable, it dries quickly after cleaning – a clear advantage in humid conditions where moisture can become an issue with less breathable fabrics. For more thorough cleaning, the removable zippered covers can be taken off and hand-washed or laundered on a gentle cycle, making this a genuinely practical moisture-resistant bed frame solution.

The camphor wood base beneath requires little maintenance. Occasional dusting is sufficient. Its natural density and aromatic oils mean it holds its shape and resists pests over time, performing well in a wide range of climates — from the dry winters of Europe to the year-round humidity of South-East Asia and Australia's warm coastal regions.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Fabric Bed Frame

The premium fabric bed frame market is full of options that look polished in photos but disappoint in practice. Here are a few things worth checking before you buy.

Fixed, Non-Removable Covers

Many upholstered frames use fabric that is stapled or glued permanently to the frame. Once attached, it cannot be properly cleaned, updated, or replaced. Over time, this becomes a hygiene issue – particularly in humid climates – and limits how long you can realistically keep the frame. Always check whether the cover is removable before purchasing.

Polyurethane Foam Headboards

Standard polyurethane foam is inexpensive and commonly used, but it is petroleum-based and compresses over time – causing headboards to gradually sag and lose their shape within a few years. It can also off-gas VOCs in warm environments. If you are sensitive to air quality in your bedroom, it is worth checking what is inside the headboard. An upholstered headboard using upcycled rebonded latex padding and an organic cotton layer makes a meaningful difference to the quality of your sleeping environment.

Short Warranties on Expensive Pieces

A luxury bed frame Singapore buyers pay a premium for should come with genuine long-term backing. A 1 to 3 year warranty on an expensive upholstered frame is a signal that the manufacturer does not expect it to last much longer than that. The Lusso's 10-year limited warranty – with full replacement for structural defects in the first year – is a meaningful contrast. It reflects confidence in the build quality and the materials used.

Key Takeaways

The Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame by Heveya features a camphor wood slat base, upcycled rebonded organic latex and organic cotton headboard padding, and 520 GSM European flax French linen upholstery – no PU foam, no synthetic fabric. The cover is fully removable and washable via a hidden zipper. It is available in Khaki, Beige, and Taupe across standard Singapore and European sizes, with custom dimensions available on request. Every frame is handcrafted in Bali and backed by a 10-year limited warranty, including full replacement for structural defects in Year 1.

Ready to See the Lusso in Person?

The Lusso Upholstered Bed Frame is available in standard and custom sizes. If you would like to experience the breathable linen fabric, feel the finish, or talk through sizing with a sleep consultant, Heveya's showroom team is happy to help – no pressure, just good guidance.

You can also explore the full range of Heveya bed frames online, or pair the Lusso with a Natural Organic Latex Mattress for a complete sleep setup built entirely from natural materials.

The Importance of a Good Bed Base for Your Mattress
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The Importance of a Good Bed Base for Your Mattress

A good bed base can make all the difference to your mattress. Pairing your new mattress with a good bed base ensures you will get the maximum benefits in terms of comfort and durability out of your mattress. Conversely, if you use a poor quality bed base then you will really limit the benefits that your mattress can give you. Remember, the bed base is literally the foundation for your mattress. There is nothing else holding your mattress up, so if your bed base sags, so will your mattress. This is still true even if you have bought a brand new top quality mattress.  Mattress + base = sleep system If it has been awhile since you bought a mattress or a base, mattress-related technology may have changed somewhat since the last time you shopped. Manufacturers and consumers are now realizing that a mattress and a base both affect each other. A good mattress on a good base will feel amazingly comfortable and will last longer. The same mattress on a poor quality base may neither feel as good to you nor last as long.  The key here is that you cannot think of your mattress in isolation. Instead, it's best to think of your bed as a sleep system containing a mattress and a base. Is your sleep system working for you?  If your bed sags or feels lumpy, or if you feel achy or tired in the morning, then odds are your current sleep system is not ideal for you. The issue may be just the mattress, just the base, or it may even be the combination: they simply don't work well together. This is why it's best to buy your mattress and base together from the same bedding shop. Most mattress stores sell products that they already know will work well together. Don't fall into the trap of replacing your mattress regularly but sticking with your old bed base. In this scenario, you won't get the full comfort that you deserve - and which your new mattress could easily provide if it were paired with a better base. In fact, if you seem to be constantly on the search for the 'perfect' mattress and are unable to find a good one, consider whether the issue is really the mattress. It could very well be the base that is causing the problem. How can I identify a good bed base? You may be wondering how to recognize a good bed base. Firstly, a good bed base will be solidly constructed. A base needs to be able to physically hold the continuous weight of the mattress without bending, sagging, cracking or breaking. Some mattresses are heavier than others. If your bed base was constructed in an era where lighter mattresses were the norm, this base may simply not be strong enough for today's top quality latex mattresses.  Secondly, the ideal bed base should not contain too many metal parts, for example, spring coils. There have been numerous studies showing that metal can act as an antenna, and you certainly don't want to sleep on a field of amplified electromagnetic radiation. A wooden slatted bed base fits the bill perfectly - it will not act as an antenna. Another important feature of a good bed base is air circulation. This is especially important to help deter mould growth in the warmth and humidity of Singapore. Besides maintaining excellent hygiene, proper air circulation also lets you have a cooler and more comfortable night's sleep. A slatted bed base is optimal for the best air circulation you can get. It will also help you if your bed base can add some extra springiness to your mattress, and if you can adjust the level of springiness. For this, an adjustable slatted base is best. The slats are made to curve upward, and this easily bears the weight of even the heaviest mattress without risk of sagging. An adjustable level of springiness on the slats will allow you to add extra fine-tuning to the overall comfort level of your bed. It also allows you to make reversible changes as needed, such as allowing you to select a springier softer feel for your bed when you are sick and return to a more rigid firmer feel when you are well again. A good bed base for your mattress is paramount. Your bed base and mattress should be thought of as a sleep system, and not isolated components, working together to produce the overall comfort level you experience while resting.  The right sleep system for you can make all the difference in the world to your well-being. 
What’s the Best Bedding for a Hot Sleeper
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What’s the Best Bedding for a Hot Sleeper

Waking up warm, restless, or uncomfortably sticky is a common problem for many people in Singapore. The high humidity makes it harder for your body to release heat at night, and the bedding you sleep on often plays the biggest role in whether you stay cool or overheat. The right materials can help your skin breathe, release heat effectively, and keep you comfortable throughout the night. In this guide, you will learn what causes sleep too warm at night, which bedding materials truly keep you cool, and how to choose the right sheets, duvet, pillows, and mattress for Singapore’s climate. Quick Overview In this guide, you’ll learn: Why your body overheats at night The science behind cooling sleep What makes bedding suitable for hot sleepers Common mistakes that make overheating worse Which fabrics work best in Singapore’s humidity How to choose cooling sheets, duvets, pillows, and mattresses Practical tips for maintaining a comfortably cool sleep environment Why Do I Sleep So Hot? Understanding the Causes Many hot sleepers believe that overheating is just part of who they are, but there are clear reasons why it happens. Your Natural Heat Production Everybody runs differently. If you have a naturally higher metabolism, your body produces more heat, especially at night. This is one of the most common reasons for night sweats. Hormonal Fluctuations Hormonal changes during menopause, pregnancy, or certain phases of the menstrual cycle often cause sudden warmth or night sweats. Many people seek natural bedding solutions to sleep more comfortably during these transitions. Your Bedroom Environment A warm room with limited airflow traps heat around your body. In Singapore’s tropical climate, high humidity also prevents sweat from evaporating, which makes you feel hotter. Your Bedding Materials The bedding you sleep on has the strongest influence on how much heat your body retains at night. Synthetic sheets and dense foam mattresses trap warmth and moisture close to your skin, creating a humid microclimate that makes it difficult for your body to cool down. Natural materials breathe more effectively, allowing heat to dissipate and helping your body stay comfortable as you move through the night. The Science Behind Sleeping Cool Your body must drop slightly in temperature to enter deep, restorative sleep. This process, known as thermoregulation, releases heat through your skin. When bedding is breathable, heat escapes easily. However, when bedding is made from synthetic materials such as polyester or memory foam, heat becomes trapped and creates an uncomfortable microclimate around your body. This is why the choice of sheets and mattress makes such a significant difference, especially in Singapore’s humid environment. What Makes Bedding Suitable for a Hot Sleeper Cooling bedding is designed to help your body release heat instead of trapping it. For Singapore’s climate, this means bedding that is: breathable moisture‑wicking lightweight made from natural fibres Good cooling bedding reduces heat buildup, prevents stickiness, and supports comfortable airflow around your body throughout the night. Common Mistakes Hot Sleepers Make Many people unknowingly worsen their night‑time overheating by choosing materials that are not suitable for warm climates. Common mistakes include: choosing satin or polyester sheets that only feel cool briefly sleeping on a memory foam mattress that traps heat using a heavy duvet in a tropical climate selecting mattress protectors that restrict airflow Understanding these mistakes helps you choose better materials for lasting comfort. Fabrics Compared: What Works and What Doesn’t Not all fabrics labelled “cooling” actually help with heat release. Some only feel cool when first touched but trap heat once you settle in. Here is a detailed comparison of common bedding materials: Fabric Type Cooling Ability Breathability Moisture‑Wicking Notes Organic Bamboo Lyocell Excellent High Excellent Smooth and cool, ideal for humid climates Natural Linen High Very High High Durable and highly breathable Cotton (Percale) Good Good Moderate Light and crisp Satin (Synthetic) Low after brief use Low Poor Feels cool at first touch but traps heat; usually polyester Polyester / Microfibre Poor Low Poor Should be avoided by hot sleepers Silk Moderate Low Good Soft but less breathable in humid conditions Many people assume satin sheets are cooling because they feel smooth and cool at first touch. This initial sensation can be misleading. Most satin sheets are made from polyester, a synthetic fibre that traps heat and moisture once you settle into bed. Over time, this heat buildup makes satin unsuitable for hot sleepers, particularly in Singapore’s humid climate where breathability is essential. Natural materials such as bamboo lyocell and linen provide the most reliable long‑term cooling performance for hot sleepers. They remain breathable, manage moisture effectively, and continue to feel comfortable even after several hours of sleep, which makes them far more suitable than synthetic alternatives. Choosing the Right Bedding Components Each part of your bedding contributes differently to temperature control. Choosing well in all areas helps create a naturally cooling sleep environment. Cooling Sheets Sheets have the greatest impact on your skin’s comfort. The best choices for Singapore are: Organic bamboo lyocell for its smoothness, breathability, and excellent moisture control Linen bedding sets are known for their breathability and long‑lasting cool feel Avoid satin, microfibre, and blended fabrics that trap heat. Duvets and Comforters In a warm climate, a lightweight duvet filled with natural fibres is the most comfortable option. Bamboo or organic cotton fillings promote airflow and prevent heat buildup. Choose a low‑density duvet that feels breathable and easy to layer when needed. Pillows Your head releases a significant amount of heat at night. A breathable pillow prevents heat and moisture from building up around your head, face & neck. Natural latex pillows are an ideal choice because they provide support while allowing air to circulate. Mattresses: Natural Latex vs Memory Foam A mattress influences heat retention more than most people realise. Natural latex mattresses have an open‑cell structure that promotes airflow and prevents heat from accumulating next to your body. Memory foam mattresses contour closely and retain warmth, which can feel uncomfortable in warm climates. Here is a direct comparison: Mattress Type Breathability Cooling Performance Support Eco‑Friendly Natural Organic Latex Excellent High Responsive support Yes Memory Foam Low Low Deep sink‑in No Hybrid (Springs + Synthetic Foams) Moderate Moderate Balanced Sometimes More Tips for a Blissfully Cool Sleep Upgrading your bedding is the biggest leap forward. But for more ideas on how to sleep cool at night, these simple habits can help: Cool Your Room: Aim for a bedroom temperature between 18-20°C. Wear the Right Pyjamas: Think loose, lightweight, and natural fabrics like cotton or bamboo. Take a Lukewarm Shower: This helps lower your core body temperature before bed. Hydrate Smartly: Drink plenty of water during the day, but avoid ice-cold drinks right before bed. Feeling too warm at night is often linked to the bedding you sleep on rather than your body alone. Natural fibres such as bamboo lyocell and linen provide the most effective cooling because they stay breathable and manage moisture well, while satin and polyester sheets may feel cool initially but trap heat over time. Mattresses also matter, as natural latex tends to sleep cooler than memory foam. When the right sheets, duvet, pillows, and mattress work together, they create a noticeably cooler and more comfortable sleep environment for Singapore’s humid conditions.
How to Choose a Bed Frame That Supports a Latex Mattress
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How to Choose a Bed Frame That Supports a Latex Mattress

A natural organic latex mattress is built to last 15 to 20 years, but only if it's properly supported. The wrong bed frame can cause premature sagging, reduce the comfort the mattress was designed to provide, and in some cases, even void the mattress warranty. Choosing the right frame isn't complicated, but latex does have specific requirements that differ from those of innerspring or memory foam mattresses. This guide covers everything you need to know before you buy. Quick Overview Latex mattresses are heavier and denser than most other mattress types and need a firm, well-distributed support base Slatted bases are generally the best option, but slat spacing must be no more than 3 centimetres apart A solid platform base also works well and can be particularly suitable in humid climates where airflow beneath the mattress is less critical Centre support legs are essential for queen, king, and super king sizes to prevent bowing in the middle Box springs and sprung slatted bases are not suitable for latex mattresses Why Latex Mattresses Have Specific Support Requirements Natural organic latex is a dense, heavy material. A full-sized latex mattress can weigh significantly more than a comparable foam or innerspring mattress, which means it places a greater and more evenly distributed load on the base beneath it. Unlike innerspring mattresses, which have internal coils that provide their own lateral structure, a latex mattress relies entirely on the surface below it to distribute that load evenly. If a latex mattress is placed on a base where the gaps between slats are too wide, the latex can begin to sink into those gaps over time. As a general guide, slat spacing should be no more than 3 centimetres apart to provide adequate support across the mattress surface. This creates uneven wear, reduces the comfort profile the mattress was designed to provide, and shortens its lifespan. It can also trigger body impressions that develop unevenly, felt as dips or harder spots in areas that don't correspond to where you sleep. Getting the foundation right from the start protects your investment and ensures the mattress performs as it should for its full intended lifespan. The Best Base Options for a Latex Mattress Solid Platform Base A solid platform, a continuous surface of wood or high-density board, provides completely even support across the mattress and is an excellent option for latex. There is no risk of the mattress sinking between slats, and the firmness of the support is consistent. The trade-off is reduced airflow beneath the mattress. In a well air-conditioned environment, this is generally not a problem. In a warm, humid climate without consistent cooling, a slatted base tends to be the better choice as it allows more air to circulate under the mattress. Adjustable Motorised Base Adjustable bases, where the head and foot of the frame can be raised and lowered, are compatible with latex mattresses, provided the mattress is flexible enough to conform to the adjusted positions. Natural organic latex is inherently flexible and responds well to adjustable bases. Heveya's adjustable slatted bed frame is designed specifically for latex mattresses, combining close slat spacing with adjustable positioning to support both the mattress and the sleeper. This configuration is particularly useful for those with back pain, acid reflux, or breathing difficulties. What to Avoid Box Springs Traditional box springs, frames with internal coil springs, are designed to work with innerspring mattresses. They are not suitable for latex. The sprung surface of a box spring allows the latex to compress unevenly, which accelerates wear and can cause the mattress to lose its shape prematurely. A box spring may also void your latex mattress warranty. Sprung Slatted Bases Some European-style beds use slatted bases with flexible, bowed slats designed to provide their own spring effect. These bases work well with certain foam mattresses but are not recommended for latex. The combined springiness of the slats and the natural elasticity of latex can create an overly bouncy, unsupported sleeping surface that accelerates wear on both components and shortens the lifespan of the mattress. Bases Without Centre Support For queen, king, and super king mattresses, the bed frame must have a centre support leg that contacts the floor. Without this, even a well-made slatted base can bow or sag at the centre under the weight of a latex mattress. Over time, a bowing base creates an uneven sleeping surface that the mattress will begin to mirror. Practical Tips When Choosing Your Frame Measure your mattress dimensions carefully before purchasing a frame. Mattress sizes vary between regions Singapore and European dimensions, for example, are not always identical. A frame that is too large will leave the mattress edges unsupported one that is too small will place stress on them. For larger sizes, confirm that your chosen frame includes a central floor leg before purchasing. Check the manufacturer's support guidelines for your specific mattress model. Heveya publishes recommended base specifications for each mattress in the range, and purchasing within these specifications helps ensure your warranty remains valid. If you are unsure whether a base you already own is suitable, Heveya's sleep consultants can assess and advise based on the specific slat spacing, centre support, and construction of your existing frame. Common Questions Can I put a latex mattress directly on the floor? This is possible as a short-term measure, but not recommended long-term. Without airflow beneath the mattress, moisture can accumulate at the base of the latex, which can contribute to mould growth over time, particularly in humid climates. A raised base with either solid or slatted support is the better solution. Does the material of the bed frame matter for a latex mattress? The frame material, wood, metal, or upholstered, does not affect the performance of the mattress as long as the base provides the correct support structure. What matters is the spacing and rigidity of the slats, and the presence of centre support for larger sizes. Find the Right Frame for Your Mattress The right bed frame is not an afterthought. It is a core part of what makes a latex mattress perform as it should over its full lifespan. Close slat spacing, firm and even support, centre legs for larger sizes, and compatibility with the mattress material are the fundamentals. Get these right, and your mattress will reward you with consistent comfort for many years. Get these wrong, and even the best latex mattress will begin to underperform long before it should. Heveya's bed frame range is designed to work with natural organic latex mattresses, with the correct slat spacing, centre support, and optional motorised adjustability built in. Visit a Heveya showroom to see the frames alongside the mattress range, or speak with a sleep consultant about which combination best suits your needs.

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