Handmade to order in the USA · Nothing synthetic
ASHWICK HOMEMade of nature. Built to last.
A cutaway of the Ashbury in Sorrel in a meadow, showing the wool, horsehair and pocket coils inside
The Ashbury · Organic Luxury Collection

Inside the Ashbury.

An all-natural, organic mattress made from nature's finest materials: Living Wool, Swedish horsehair and organic cotton, hand-tufted and made in color.

Why fiber, not foam.

Foam is made to feel soft on the showroom floor. Wool, horsehair and cotton work differently. They let air move, carry moisture away and recover their shape every night, so the Ashbury settles in around you over time. It's how fine beds were made for centuries before foam made them cheaper to produce.

Lofty cream raw wool, close up
The Comfort

What you sleep on.

Close-up of crimped cream organic wool
The Comfort

Living Wool

Grown, not made.

Our Living Wool comes from Lanas Trinidad in Uruguay, from sheep shorn as part of their natural seasonal cycle. Each fiber has a natural crimp that compresses under weight and springs back when you move. Wool holds warmth when the room is cool and releases heat when you run warm, and it draws moisture away from the body so the surface stays dry.

Where you'll find it: The topper, hand-tufted with cashmere and Swedish horsehair.

Lanas Trinidad, Uruguay · GOTS-certified organic · OEKO-TEX Standard 100

Sleep is when the body does its quiet work.

Living Wool is made to support it: an even temperature, a dry surface and steady, buoyant support as you move through the night, so you wake rested, not restless.
Close-up of long, silky cream cashmere fiber
The Comfort

Cashmere

The softest layer.

Fine, light and exceptionally soft, cashmere sits in the topper beneath the cotton twill cover, adding a softness you feel the moment you lie down.

Where you'll find it: The topper.

OEKO-TEX Standard 100

Curled dark horsehair strands on a warm stone surface
The Comfort

Swedish horsehair

The spring inside the softness.

Long, curled strands of horsehair act like thousands of small springs: they compress under weight, return to shape and leave space for air to move between them. Ours comes from tail clippings in Sweden, and no horse is harmed. Blended with Living Wool, it gives the topper its lift and breathability.

Where you'll find it: The topper.

Sweden · OEKO-TEX certified

Rows of cotton-wrapped pocket coils on an oak workbench beside folded wool
The Structure

What holds it together.

Cream cotton twill with a hand-tied wool rosette
The Structure

Organic cotton

Breathable at every layer.

Our cotton is GOTS-certified organic, grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Woven into a super soft 100% organic cotton twill and colored with GOTS-approved plant dyes, it covers the entire mattress. Inside, it wraps the pocket coils on both sides, keeping the layers quiet and letting the whole mattress breathe.

Where you'll find it: The cover, in five plant-dyed colors, and around the coils.

GOTS-certified organic · OEKO-TEX Standard 100

A bare steel coil and cotton-wrapped pocket coils on stone steps above a cutaway of the Ashbury
The Structure

Pocket coils

Support that moves with you.

At the center of the Ashbury, double-tempered steel pocket coils are each wrapped individually, so every coil responds on its own as you move. They're cushioned on both sides by organic cotton and organic wool, so you feel the support, never the steel.

Where you'll find it: The core of the 8" mattress.

Cream wool and dark curled horsehair blended together

The right fiber, in the right place.

Hand-tied wool rosettes on the Ashbury topper in Hazel
Craft

Held together by hand.

Natural materials can't be poured into a mold. Wool is layered evenly, horsehair opened and blended, and then every Ashbury topper is hand-tufted: the layers are drawn through with a needle and held with a rosette of wool, so they stay in place without glue. The rosettes on the surface are the mark of the work inside. Over it all goes a super soft 100% organic cotton twill cover, colored with GOTS-approved plant dyes.

The Ashbury's layers stacked: the tufted topper folded back over wool and horsehair, then wool, pocket coils, wool and the cotton twill base

Eleven inches, layer by layer.

An 8" mattress and a 3" topper, made as one system.

Topper — 3"

  • Cashmere (OEKO-TEX Standard 100)
  • Living Wool (GOTS, OEKO-TEX)
  • Swedish horsehair (OEKO-TEX)
  • Hand-tufted with wool rosettes

Mattress — 8"

  • Organic wool (GOTS)
  • Organic cotton (GOTS)
  • Double-tempered steel pocket coils
  • Organic cotton (GOTS)
  • Organic wool (GOTS)

Cover

  • Super soft 100% organic cotton twill (GOTS) over the entire mattress, in five colors with GOTS-approved plant dyes

In full color.

Natural mattresses are almost always white. The Ashbury comes in five colors drawn from the English countryside, made to be seen.

Fleece fabric, hand-tufted
Fleece
Flint fabric, hand-tufted
Flint
Moss fabric, hand-tufted
Moss
Hazel fabric, hand-tufted
Hazel
Sorrel fabric, hand-tufted
Sorrel

Soft or firm.

Both feels share the same materials and construction.

A hand sinking into the Soft Ashbury

Soft

A deeper, more cushioned top for side sleepers and anyone who likes to sink in.

A hand resting on the Firm Ashbury

Firm

More supportive and even, for back and stomach sleepers.

What we leave out.

Certifications and safety

GOTS

Organic wool and organic cotton. Made by a GOTS-certified manufacturer (IDFL No. 32860).

OEKO-TEX

Swedish horsehair and cashmere (Standard 100), tested for harmful substances.

Fire safety

Meets US federal mattress flammability standards without chemical flame retardants; wool provides the natural barrier.

Sleep on it.

100 nights to be sure, after a 30-night minimum, with free return pickup and a full refund. A lifetime limited warranty to keep it.
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FAQ

Questions

What is Living Wool?

Our name for the organic wool from Lanas Trinidad in Uruguay that forms the comfort layers of the Ashbury topper.

Is the horsehair ethically sourced?

Yes. It comes from tail clippings in Sweden. No horse is harmed.

Why no foam or latex?

Natural fibers let air move, manage moisture and recover their shape. We'd rather build a mattress that settles in over time than one engineered to feel soft on day one.

How is it fire-safe without chemical flame retardants?

Wool is naturally flame-resistant, so it does the work chemical treatments do in many mattresses. The Ashbury meets US federal flammability standards.

Will it settle?

Wool and horsehair gently conform to you over the first months, which is normal. Rotating the mattress 180° every 3–6 months keeps it even.

How do I care for it?

Rotate every 3–6 months, air it occasionally by removing the bedding for an hour, and spot clean only. A breathable mattress protector is recommended from the first night.

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