Oct 22, 2026
Luxisleep announced its Luxi 3-in-1 Adjustable Mattress, which combines customizable firmness, pressure relief, and airflow with convenient boxed delivery.
California, United States, October 22, 2026 -- Luxisleep has announced the Luxi 3-in-1 Adjustable Mattress, the company’s signature luxury mattress engineered to accommodate changing sleep preferences through an adaptable internal design. Currently offered at $909, reduced from $1,299 for a 30% savings, the mattress allows sleepers to select firm, medium, or soft comfort while benefiting from engineered foam construction and Shape Matching Technology.
The spokesperson from Luxisleep stated, “Compared to other bed-in-box options, our Shape-Matching Technology improves your sleep by relieving pressure where you feel it most.”
The company’s firmness-adjustable mattress, the Luxi 3-in-1, incorporates a split configuration that allows each side to be adjusted separately. This dual-side flexibility can accommodate partners with different comfort preferences. Its internal column grid layer is designed to promote airflow and cooling, while “Point Elasticity” provides targeted pressure relief by allowing specific areas to respond independently to applied weight.
The mattress uses high-performance foam and Shape Matching Technology to respond to the sleeper’s body contours. Rather than relying solely on a conventional flat foam structure, its column-based design is engineered to compress where weight is concentrated. This helps fill curves and spaces while maintaining gentler support around pressure-sensitive areas.
Beyond its adjustable construction, the Luxi 3-in-1 is designed, engineered, and manufactured domestically. Each mattress is compressed, rolled, and packed into a box, simplifying transportation, delivery, and home setup. Its mattress-in-a-box format combines shipping convenience with an internal design intended to give sleepers more control over their individual comfort.
The firm’s representative added, “The Luxi 3-in-1 anticipates the needs and comfort preferences of every sleeper.”
When consumers evaluate firmness-adjustable beds, the Luxi 3-in-1 provides three different comfort levels, dual-side adjustment, pressure-responsive materials, and a design that emphasizes airflow. As a mattress that adjusts its firmness, it is a convenient choice for sleepers whose preferences may vary between partners or change over time.
About the company: Luxisleep is a mattress manufacturer specializing in engineered memory foam mattresses designed to support healthier sleep through advanced construction technologies. Its collection includes the Luxi 3-in-1 mattress and Luxi One mattress, featuring Shape Matching Technology, engineered comfort layers, made-to-order manufacturing, and compressed boxed delivery.
Contact Info:
Name: David Farley
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Organization: Altura Sleep, LLP
Phone: +1 909-270-8340
Website: https://luxisleep.com/
Release ID: 89207022
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