Wool, a clever temperature-regulating material, is one of them and here you get big helpings of it.
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There are certain materials you’d expect to find in any luxury natural mattress worth its salt and the Perla has them, plus a few extras.
That would make the Perla really well-priced for the premium natural materials on offer. Brook + Wilde regularly offers discounts too, so it isn’t uncommon to find up to 45% off select models when the brand is running a sale. There’s a jump of just £300 between each size – honestly, we were expecting the super-king to tip into the four-grand bracket. Brook + Wilde Perla super-king size – £3,999.Brook + Wilde Perla double size – £3,399.So how much does the Brook + Wilde Perla mattress cost? Here are the official prices: Still, this definitely sits in the high end. We’ve come across plenty of luxury beds before so even though that price is a bit of a head-turner at first, it’s not uncommon in the true luxury mattress market, especially when it uses some of the materials found in the best organic mattresses. It also comes in just three sizes – double, king and king size – though admittedly we can’t imagine there’s much demand for a super-luxe single mattress. The Perla is handcrafted, like its siblings, meaning there’s a lengthy wait ahead of you – up to 12 weeks until you can kick back on this one.
So ahead of the 10-layer temperature-cooling Ultima, the Perla is now the most expensive off-the-peg Brook + Wilde mattress money can buy.
The Perla was launched this week and now sits at the top of the brand’s range (there’s a bespoke option too). Still, even though Brook + Wilde features in our best mattress guide and has become a bastion of big sleep comfort, does the Perla really warrant such a high price? As it’s brand-new we haven’t reviewed it yet (we’re hoping to), but we can still get a closer look at it now and unpick some of those luxury materials and finishes… Brook + Wilde Perla Mattress: Price and sizes That’s an all-star line-up of natural materials and it’s rare that we come across a silk-infused knitted cover. In this instance we’re talking silk, cashmere (with blended alpaca), bamboo and lamb’s wool. There’s an abundance of natural materials here and they always push up the cost.
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