Reverie was founded in 2003 by Martin Rawls-Meehan and Tony Chang, two childhood friends and recent college graduates. Rawls-Meehan had been working in the mattress industry, while Chang had been studying design and dreams. The two friends combined their expertise to create a new kind of sleep company, one that would focus on innovation and customization.
Reverie quickly became known for its adjustable beds, which were some of the most advanced on the market at the time. The company also began to develop its own line of mattresses, specifically designed to work with its adjustable beds.
In 2013, Reverie introduced its patented DreamCell® foam, which is a hybrid foam that combines the pressure relief of memory foam with the responsiveness of latex. DreamCell® mattresses are highly customizable, allowing sleepers to choose the firmness and feel that is right for them.
Today, Reverie is one of the leading brands of adjustable beds and mattresses in the world. The company’s products are sold in over 30 countries, and Reverie has won numerous awards for its innovation and design.
Here is a timeline of some of the key milestones in the history of Reverie:
- 2003: Reverie is founded by Martin Rawls-Meehan and Tony Chang.
- 2005: Reverie launches its first line of adjustable beds.
- 2007: Reverie introduces its first line of mattresses, designed specifically for adjustable beds.
- 2010: Reverie opens its first retail store in Detroit, Michigan.
- 2013: Reverie introduces its patented DreamCell® foam.
- 2015: Reverie launches its first smart adjustable bed, the 8X.
- 2017: Reverie is acquired by Ascion, a leading manufacturer of bedding products.
- 2019: Reverie launches its first line of sleep accessories, including pillows and sheets.
- 2021: Reverie introduces its new DreamCell® mattress collection, featuring a variety of firmness options and a new cooling technology.
Reverie is committed to innovation and providing its customers with the best possible sleep experience. The company continues to develop new products and features, and its products are highly rated by consumers and reviewers alike.
I have an affiliate relationship with Reverie. If you order from this company I and mention Yawnder, I will receive a commission. For full details visit the disclosures page.
I received a free Reverie mattress and adjustable base foundation for review. Reverie is a company that pushes boundaries in the mattress industry. Their sleep systems are a holistic approach to sleep and wellness that goes beyond just comfort.
I was fortunate enough to acquire a Reverie Dream Supreme Sleep System and have been sleeping on it for the past month. It is the most customizable mattress I have ever come across. It utilizes DreamCell foam springs that can be rearranged to adjust firmness. Paired with the 8Q adjustable base, it makes for a fun and productive sleep environment. The Dream Supreme mattress and 8Q adjustable base can be purchased separately but together it makes for an amazing sleep experience.
Ordering
Reverie mattresses and sleep systems can be purchased online very easily. However, I would urge you to talk to one of their sleep specialists before you commit to purchasing. You may know what you want but they can explain the delivery process, configurations and any other specific questions you may have about the mattress. Their number is 888-888-5990. Another option would be to chat with them online via the website. When I placed my order they went through a questionnaire to determine the firmness configuration for my mattress. Don’t worry if you aren’t sure of what you really want, although the mattress comes preconfigured to a particular firmness, it’s easy to rearrange the DreamCells to make it firmer or softer.
After you place your order it takes a little while before it arrives at your door. You can expect around 30 days. However Reverie is very good at updates and will contact you as the delivery date approaches to schedule an exact delivery date and window. They contract with a service tha will do a white glove delivery that includes setup of the 8Q power base if you order it and takeaway of any boxes.
Construction
Most mattresses I review come in 3 sometimes 4 layers. It’s usually a firm base layer for support, a medium firm transition layer and a soft top layer. The materials used in each of these layers as well as the fabric used for the cover will affect the overall feel of the mattress which can vary significantly.
If you’re fortunate enough like me to test out dozens of mattresses at home, you’ll be able to find a few that you really like. But that is a lot of time and money spent.
Reverie has in large part solved this problem by offering very localized customization. Their DreamCell technology is made up of latex cylinders that come in varying levels of firmness. They can be moved around inside the mattress to adjust not only the overall feel of the mattress but you can also make certain parts of the mattress more firm or soft.
Below are pictures illustrating the levles of firmness of the DreamCells from firmest to softest.
As you can see there is significant variation in the cells. Here’s what they look like inside the bed.
They are individually secured in place with a fabric band so that they don’t move about when you are sleeping or moving around at night. You’ll also notice that there is a zippered fabric cover that goes over the dream cells as seen below.
Above the dream cells is a layer of latex which makes for an even sleep surface.
Notice that it does a good job of contouring
Here’s a small clip illustrating the bounce you will get from the mattress.
So what you end up with is probably the most sophisticated latex mattress on the market. The standard among latex mattresses has always been 3 layers that can be adjusted. With a Reverie mattress you get dozens of cells that can be customized like pixels on a screen.
Reverie will give you some standard configurations to start but you can then modify from there. Below is an example of a configuration with one side firm and one side soft.
Findings
I ordered the Dream Supreme Sleep system which includes the 8Q adjustable power base. The base itself warrants its own post since it can be use on just about any memory foam or latex mattress. The 8Q is the Lamborghini of adjustable foundations. Reverie has and still is a leader when it comes to adjustable beds. They are always ahead of the curve when it comes to innovation.
The 8Q features bluetooth connectivity for your smart phone so that you can operate it with your phone or included remote. With the smartphone app you can create saved settings to adjust the base to a particular position with the push of a button. You can also set an alarm with the app so that it will either raise you up at a particular time or turn on the massage feature. There’s a light that illuminates the floor that you can dim to your particular preference which I didn’t think I would use much but have come to find very useful when getting up in the middle of the night. The light itself does not contain blue light which will keep you up so it’s fine to leave it on all night without it disrupting your sleep.
The 8Q and Dream Supreme mattress pair perfectly together. I ordered the split king mattress so that I could use the 8Q to its fullest. You can adjust each side of the bed individually. So, your partner could be sitting upright while you are asleep in a horizontal position. Each side has a separate motor for massage as well. My wife often works in bed so having an adjustable frame comes in handy especially when I’m trying to test sleep products.
The Dream Supreme mattress is a very comfortable latex mattress. One disadvantage of a split mattress, and this goes for all split king sizes is that there is a small gap between the mattresses which creates distance between you and your partner. If you want to cuddle or sprawl out to the other side of the bed, it takes a little extra effort. If you and your partner have the same sleep patterns or at least actually sleep at the same time, I would recommend a regular king size mattress on top of the 8Q. You can actually program the 8Q power base to move both sides simultaneously so 1 remote will control the whole bed.
Here’s a quick overview of the 8Q adjustable base.
What I like so much about the Dream Supreme mattress is the local customization. I prefer a mattress that is a little softer towards my head so that I can still sink in but get good back support. I tend to sleep either on my stomach or at my side with one arm under my head. Placing the soft DreamCells beneath where I put my arm makes it extra comfortable.
Conclusion
If you are looking to upgrade your time asleep and your time awake in bed, give some serious consideration to Reverie sleep systems. If you are happy with the mattress you have, the 8Q can make it even better.
You can get the 8Q Adjustable base direct from Amazon.com. I encourage you to read the reviews there as well.
If you mention the The Yawnder while ordering your product, you will also qualify for a 5% accessories credit. That means you get 5% of the value of the mattress to spend on accessories.
To qualify for this credit you must do the following:
- Must mention the Yawnder referral at the time of order
- Orders must be placed through the Reverie call center to qualify
- Cannot be combined with any other discount or promotion
I highly recommend getting their fitted sheet which comes with heavy duty bands that go underneath the mattress to prevent the sheets from falling off while using the 8Q power base.
Want to try out the new Reverie memory foam hybrid mattress along with the 9T adjustable base? Check out the Yawnder Showroom located in Minneapolis. Details can be found Here
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3 thoughts on “Reverie Mattress Review”
Reverie beds are junk. Their customer service is horrible
I’ve read bad things about their customer support too.
But I’ve had my mattress and adjustable frame from Reverie for a year now and still love it.
Six months ago when I wanted some help with the Dreamcells, they were very prompt at getting back to me and helping me.
When I first got the bed, they called me regularly to see how I liked it.
I am very pleased.
Scott Reynolds, LOL, a little over the top? I can believe customer service problems periodically but clearly the bed is not junk. How about some detail if you want to be taken seriously?