Dusk's bestselling mattress that ends back ache is now £230 off
While it's fun to switch up your space with a new bedding set, investing in the proper sleep setup is crucial. We're talking supportive memory foam pillows, a cosy topper and a mattress that actually supports the spine.
That's why this deal from Dusk, my favourite homeware brand, caught my attention: one of its top-rated hybrid memory foam mattresses is now £349 from £579 for a double - saving shoppers £230. Even better, popping in the code REVEAL at checkout will unlock a mystery discount, dropping the price even lower.
With a 4.92-star average rating and over 730 five-star reviews, this mattress is clearly making a difference. One happy sleeper even wrote: "I was getting back aches every morning, which have now gone. Thank you."
The medium/firm mattress features four premium layers, including plush memory foam and individually wrapped heat-tempered pocket springs for extra support. The outer layer is soft, knitted and removable - ideal for tossing in the wash.
It also comes vacuum-packed for easy delivery (no awkward stair battles) and includes a 100-night sleep trial, allowing shoppers to test it out thoroughly. Dusk also offers a mattress recycling service for £30, which can be added at checkout - perfect if the current mattress has seen better days.
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For shoppers willing to splurge, Simba is another excellent mattress option. Its bestselling Hybrid Mattress has racked up over 100,000 five-star reviews for its 'supportive' five-layer design.
Emma Sleep is another option. Its Hybrid Premium Mattress features three layers of advanced foam, each designed to enhance sleep by increasing breathability, evenly distributing weight and minimising movement.
The majority of Dusk reviews are positive. One person said: "I struggle with a spinal issue, and I was very sceptical about buying a memory foam bed as sometimes it can make it worse, but this medium/firm mattress has been an absolute godsend. It's soft enough that it's very easy to get super comfortable in, however firm enough that it gives great support. My only struggle now is having to get out of it to go to work."
A second chimed in: " Great mattress, haven't had any issues and have been using for a few months now. It supports me and offers a great night's sleep. Best mattress I've bought in a long time."
However, they added: "It did take a couple of days to decompress, so I would recommend setting up a few days before you want to use it."
Another happy shopper said: "The mattress is amazing. It is the best night's sleep I have had in months." But they had a similar complaint to the previous user: "You need to leave it for a few hours to inflate properly, and be warned it is very heavy."
Meanwhile, another shopper added: "It always feels dubious purchasing a mattress online without trying it first, but I am so pleased we chose this one. It is the perfect balance of firm yet soft, feeling very luxurious without the price tag. We've both slept like babies since we got it. Very happy and well rested."
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