How to Choose the Right Mattress for Your Sleeping Style

You can enjoy the support you need for a good night's sleep when you choose the right mattress for your sleeping style.

If you haven't shopped for a mattress lately, you may be surprised at all the options available. Mattresses come in a range of materials that affect the firmness and feel. When you shop for a new mattress, be prepared to answer questions from your sales agent about your sleeping preferences so you can make the right decision. Choosing the right mattress is a good investment that you can be happy with for years to come.

Mattresses come in sizes ranging from twin to California king. Tried and true innerspring mattresses feature a coil system to provide a firm feel, while latex and memory foam mattresses have a variety of firmness levels. Some mattresses offer cooling technology and motion isolation to help you sleep better, and you can also find mattresses with edge support.

Here are some tips for choosing the right mattress for your sleeping style.

The Right Mattress for Side Sleepers

If you sleep on your side, you are not alone! Side sleeping is a common sleeping style, but you have to choose the right mattress to get a good night's sleep. Because sleeping on your side can put pressure on your hips and shoulders, it is a good idea to choose a softer mattress. A softer mattress can conform to your curves and cushion your body to relieve pressure. Pillow-top and memory foam mattresses can reduce pressure points and provide comfort.

The Right Mattress for Back Sleepers

It is important to keep your spine aligned when you sleep. A medium to firm mattress can support the natural curve of your spine without sinking when you sleep on your back. Choosing a medium to firm mattress can provide the right balance for cushioning and support. Memory foam and hybrid mattresses are good choices to keep your spine aligned.

The Right Mattress for Stomach Sleepers

If you sleep on your stomach, you may wake up with lower back pain. This can be caused from your hips sinking into your mattress during the night. If you choose a firm mattress that will keep your body aligned while you sleep, you may be able to avoid morning stiffness. Look for a latex or a high-density foam mattress and reinforced core support to support your spine.

The Right Mattress for Combination Sleepers

If you are the type of sleeper that tosses and turns all night, you may be a combination sleeper. If you are, choose a medium mattress that can give you the support you need and adapt when you switch your sleeping position.

Mattresses for Your Sleeping Style at Home Living Furniture

You can count on the experienced sales representatives at Home Living Furniture to help you select the right mattress for your sleeping style. Visit Home Living Furniture in Mays Landing and Freehold, New Jersey.