Sleep Tips

A Split King is a King-size bed divided into two independent sides. Each sleeper gets their own mattress, their own firmness, and--with an adjustable base--their own head and foot position.

Couples choose split kings for three main reasons:

1. Different Firmness Preferences

2. Reduced Motion Transfer when one person gets up

3. Independent Adjustable Positions for snoring, reflux, or reading in bed. 

The catch is that standard king sheets don't fit. Knowing which type of split king you have is the first step to buying the right bedding.

You can invest in a great mattress and the perfect sheets, but what goes on top can make or break the whole look and feel of your bed. Bed toppers–the decorative and functional layers that sit over your sheets–come in more varieties than many people realize, and choosing the right one can transform both your sleep and your bedroom aesthetic.

We all know that fresh sheet feeling, the moment you climb into a perfectly clean bed and everything just feels right. But between busy schedules and the never-ending laundry pile, it's easy to let sheet-washing slide longer than it probably should.

So how often is often enough? And when you do wash them, what's the best way to keep them soft and fresh for as long as possible? 

Sleep is often viewed as an individual experience—something deeply personal and unique to each person’s biological rhythms and habits. Yet, many adults share their beds with a partner, raising an important question: how does co-sleeping influence sleep quality and overall health? Despite its prevalence, scientific research on this topic remains surprisingly limited.