Best Organic Mattresses (2025)

The Leesa Natural was the clear winner for the title of best organic mattress thanks to its high-quality materials and performance across all testing categories. During testing, it scored a 4/5 or higher in every category, including cooling, motion isolation, and pressure relief. The Leesa Natural features moisture-wicking New Zealand wool and holds certifications from GOLS and GREENGUARD Gold. Its sustainably sourced GOLS-certified latex is free from harmful chemicals, making it an eco-friendly sleep surface.

What sets the Leesa Natural apart from its competitors is its exceptional temperature-regulating and motion-dampening abilities. The Leesa outperforms every other mattress on this list in both categories, earning a 4.5/5 and 4.3/5 in our cooling and motion isolation categories, respectively.

With the Leesa Natural, you get a premium sleep surface that is easy to move around on without worrying about overheating or disturbing your partner.

Mattress tester Sosha Lewis, who is a particularly light sleeper, was pleasantly surprised by the Leesa Natural’s ability to dampen motion.

“I am a light, light, light sleeper, and I didn’t notice my testing partner getting in and out of bed,” Sosha said. “Now, when she started changing positions, I noticed a slight movement. That said, someone who weighs more and is aggressively restless might cause more of a stir, but this is highly impressive for a latex hybrid mattress.”

Like the majority of the other models on this list, the Leesa Natural is also a fantastic option for combination sleepers, thanks to its perfect 5/5 responsiveness.

“Given the three layers of foam, I expected this bed to be hard to roll around on,” Sosha said. “But those springs really did their thing. It was super easy to switch positions on this bed.”

While it is challenging to find anything wrong with the Leesa Natural, it is not ideal for every sleeper. As Sosha mentioned, couples with an extremely restless partner may notice more movement ripple across the mattress surface at night. At full price, it is also just over $2,000, making it a steep investment for budget shoppers.

Our full Leesa Natural mattress review is coming soon. For another high-performing model at a more reasonable cost, consider checking out the Leesa Original instead.

Mattresses with natural latex in their construction are often hard to recommend to side sleepers because they typically sacrifice cushioning and contouring for responsive support. However, that does not appear to be the case with the Nolah Natural mattress. During testing, Melanie Kassel found that it was gentler on her joints in the side sleeping position than many of the other beds on this list. She gave this mattress a 4/5 or higher in the categories of pressure relief, edge support, and responsiveness.

While lying on her side on the Nolah Natural, Melanie appreciated the lack of pushback against her joints. According to her, this allowed her to sink in just a bit more and find relief along her shoulders and hips. She gave the Nolah mattress an impressive 4.2/5 for pressure relief.

“I’m very picky with my latex beds, and often don’t love how ‘snappy’ and trampoline-like they feel, because it seems to detract from the cushion,” Melanie said. “I liked this bed a bit more than the others I’ve tried. My shoulder felt more cradled than it has on other latex mattresses, and even though there wasn’t a ton of sinkage or plushness, it felt like joints were being held rather than encountering springy resistance.”

We also invited our chief medical product tester and licensed physical therapist, Dr. Hannah Habeeb, to weigh in and offer her professional opinion on the Nolah Natural. She was also surprised by its side-sleeping performance.

“It’s actually quite comfortable on my side,” Dr. Habeeb said. “I really like how my shoulder feels, and I feel like my weight is evenly distributed. I haven’t noticed any unnecessary pressure buildup.”

The Nolah Natural also excels in the areas where you would expect a buoyant latex mattress to perform well. Melanie and her fellow mattress testers awarded the Nolah Natural a 4.6/5 for its edge support and a 5/5 for its responsiveness. She noted that its bouncy feel gives sleepers plenty of lift to keep their spines aligned, regardless of their preferred sleeping position. That responsive support also extends to the far reaches of the mattress, meaning you could sleep comfortably along the perimeter of the bed without feeling unsteady.

That said, the Nolah Natural didn’t perform as well in cooling and motion isolation. Melanie found that it retained more heat than other mattresses with innerspring coils in their construction. She also noted a considerable amount of motion transfer when testing this bed with a colleague.

“This bed feels like a cozy trampoline,” Melanie said. “Its surface is so springy and taut that any movement is easy to detect. When my fellow tester got on and off the bed, I could feel it every time.”

Head over to learn our full Nolah Natural mattress review to learn more about this model and see what long-term owners think of it. For a mattress that offers better cooling and motion isolation, check out the Nectar Classic instead.

Latex hybrid mattresses deliver an excellent balance of comfort, support, and responsiveness. Models like the Saatva Latex Hybrid combine the cushioning of foam with the sturdy feel of coils. During testing, this mattress earned a 4/5 in our responsiveness category, as well as in the lying and seated edge support tests. The Saatva Latex Hybrid is GOLS, eco-INSTITUT, and GREENGUARD Gold-certified. These certifications ensure that it meets strict standards for low emissions and the absence of harmful chemicals.

Many sleepers prefer hybrid mattresses because they are responsive and easy to move on. This maneuverability is ideal for combination sleepers and sexually active couples who need a sleep surface they won’t feel trapped in. Mattress tester Melanie Kassel gave it a 4/5 in this category.

“The bounce of the latex makes switching sleeping positions relatively easy,” Melanie said. “Whenever I switched onto my back, the springiness caught me with some extra ‘oomph’ and launched me upward slightly, which was delightful. Surprisingly, the pillow top didn’t get in the way at all.”

Melanie was also impressed by the Saatva Latex Hybrid’s consistent support throughout its entire surface. She was pleased with the perimeter’s edge support while sitting and lying down on it, awarding it a 4/5 on either test.

“I felt very secure lying down on the edge of the bed,” Melanie said. “There was no discernible sagging or buckling.”

That said, it earned a 3.8/5 for overall edge support due to its performance on our weighted edge support test, where we place three different stacks of weight along its perimeter to determine how much it sinks. Based on those test results, we wouldn’t recommend this mattress to sleepers with larger bodies, as they might experience excessive sinkage along the side of the bed.

Another potential drawback of the Saatva Latex Hybrid is its motion isolation. As you can imagine, a mattress that combines responsive latex and bouncy innerspring coils is bound to transfer motion across its surface. If you’re someone who sleeps with a restless partner, you will likely notice them tossing and turning throughout the night.

See how the Saatva performed on all our tests (including those performed by a licensed physical therapist) in our full Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress review. If you are a heavier sleeper looking for a mattress with more robust edge support, I recommend trying the Titan Plus instead.

Combination sleepers are individuals who frequently change sleeping positions to get comfortable at night. If you are someone who fits in this category, you are likely looking for a responsive mattress that allows for mobility. You will probably also need a supportive sleep surface that allows you to roll to the very edge of the bed without falling off. Fortunately for you, the WinkBeds EcoCloud mattress scored a perfect 5/5 in edge support and responsiveness.

Mattress tester Melanie Kassel was impressed by how sturdy the edges of the EcoCloud felt while lying and sitting along the perimeter of the bed. We typically find that most mattresses tend to sink in more while sitting on the corners and sides of the bed, but the EcoCloud was the exception. The same exceptional support that was present in the center of the mattress extended to the far reaches of the bed, helping it earn a perfect 5/5 in the edge support category.

“I was impressed with the edge support on the EcoCloud,” Melanie said. “The reinforced coils have buttressed the edges well, and I can feel them when sitting down and getting up. I was at no risk of sliding off while sitting on the perimeter, and the springiness of the bed helped to propel me upward when I stood.”

Like many other latex models, the WinkBeds EcoCloud is also highly responsive and easy to move around on. Our mattress testers noted that its surface functioned as a springboard. They were able to swiftly switch sleeping positions, awarding the EcoCloud another 5/5 score in the responsiveness category.

“The softer latex in this bed seems designed for easy repositioning,” Melanie said. “With firm latex, you get some bounce to help you complete your movement, but starting the movement can be difficult. This latex sinks slightly to enable you to begin moving, then springs back to help you finish it—a perfect one-two punch for combination sleepers. All three positions were easy to achieve quickly and precisely.”

Despite the EcoCloud’s strong showing for combination sleepers, we wouldn’t recommend this mattress for everyone. Couples, in particular, will likely need something with better temperature-regulating and motion-dampening abilities.

Curious to learn more about the EcoCloud? Head over to our full WinkBeds EcoCloud mattress review to see how this model performed on all of our tests. If you and your partner are combination sleepers who need better cooling, consider trying out the Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe instead.

If you are looking for a luxury mattress with the finest all-natural materials that money can buy, it doesn’t get much better than the Birch Luxe Natural. The Birch Luxe Natural is a premium latex hybrid mattress with GOLS and GREENGUARD Gold certifications, ensuring low chemical emissions and responsibly sourced materials. 

The Birch is also completely fiberglass-free, eliminating the risk of irritation or airborne particles for a safer, cleaner sleep environment. As Dr. Dasgupta explains, “Exposure to fiberglass can irritate your skin, eyes, and lungs, causing issues like itching, coughing, allergic reactions, and even breathing difficulties. Choose mattresses that explicitly say they are fiberglass-free or look for materials like natural latex or organic cotton, both known for offering exceptional safety and comfort when it comes to mattresses.”

During testing, it impressed our in-house team with its deep pressure relief, robust edge support, and snappy responsiveness, earning a 4/5 or higher across each category.

Among all the mattresses on this list, the Birch Luxe Natural is one of the best-performing models in terms of pressure relief. Many latex hybrid models offer plenty of firm support, but some sleepers find that they are often too rigid to cushion sensitive areas like the hips, shoulders, and lower back. Thankfully, that is not the case with the Birch Luxe Natural, which earned a 4.3/5 in the pressure relief category.

“My hips and shoulders feel like they are on the same level, and my spinal alignment feels great,” said our in-house tester. “There is just enough give that my pressure points feel cradled and my weight isn’t building up in any area. While it doesn’t offer deep contouring or sinkage, I think there is just enough cushioning for side sleepers who don’t want a particularly soft mattress.”

The Birch Luxe’s combination of latex and coils provides uniform corner-to-corner support. During testing, our team found that it was just as supportive along its perimeter as it was in the very center of the mattress. Its performance in this category helped it earn a near-perfect 4.7/5 in the edge support category.

“I feel very supported lying on my back and don’t feel like I am going to fall off the edge,” said our mattress tester. “Even in the side sleeping position, I felt stable and my body didn’t feel like I was going to roll off.”

Along with robust edge support, the Birch Luxe Natural’s surface is also highly responsive, making it easy to switch between sleeping positions. Our testers gave it a perfect 5/5 in this category, meaning this bed should be a home run for combination sleepers.

The only weak points of the Birch Luxe Natural were its performance on our cooling and motion isolation tests. It earned a 3.5/5 and 3.8/5 in each category, respectively, which is about average. While we don’t anticipate either being an issue for most sleepers, we would not recommend this mattress to hot sleepers or couples who are sensitive to their partner’s movements.

Learn more about this model in our full Birch Luxe Natural mattress review. For another luxurious option that is better suited for couples, check out the DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam mattress instead.

The best mattresses for couples are typically effective at two things: offering ample space to move around and isolating motion. During testing, the Avocado Eco Organic mattress scored a 4/5 or higher in edge support and motion isolation, meaning that you and your partner can use the entire surface area of the mattress and sleep soundly without worrying about their movements rippling to your side of the bed. This mattress is also GOLS and GOTS-certified. These certifications set strict limits on harmful substances to ensure you’re getting an environmentally responsible mattress.

Edge support is especially crucial for couples because it maximizes the usable space on your bed. A mattress with sturdy edge support should be just as supportive along the perimeter as it is in the center, and thanks to its innerspring coils and spring-like latex, the Avocado Eco Organic is both of those things. During testing, this mattress earned a perfect 5/5 in the edge support category for its impressive corner-to-corner support.

“I felt very comfortable lying down on the edge,” said our in-house mattress tester. “It was not difficult to switch positions from my back to my side and then my stomach. I did not feel like I was going to roll off in one position versus another.”

The Avocado Eco Organic mattress also surprised our mattress testing team with its impressive motion isolation. Latex hybrid models are typically known for being responsive and supportive at the cost of excessive motion transfer. Thankfully, that is not the case here. You and your partner should be able to rest peacefully on your respective sides of the bed without worrying about feeling the other person toss and turn. Our testers gave the Eco Organic a strong 4/5 in this category.

“I could feel my testing partner getting out of bed, but it wasn’t disturbing,” said our mattress tester. “If they tossed and turned super aggressively on their side of the mattress, I noticed it. However, this shouldn’t be an issue for most sleepers.”

However, two areas where the Avocado Eco Organic mattress falters are cooling and pressure relief. Our in-house team noticed it kept more heat than the average latex hybrid mattress. They also noted that its firmer-than-average and supportive surface may be too rigid for folks with sensitive joints.

Learn more about this model in our full Avocado Eco Organic mattress review. If you are looking for a mattress that offers better cooling and deep pressure relief for sensitive joints, try the Nolah Evolution instead.

If you’re a back sleeper seeking all-natural support, the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss mattress is an excellent option. During testing, the Botanical Bliss mattress scored a 4/5 or higher in our edge support, pressure relief, and responsiveness categories. The PlushBeds mattress also features GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and GOLS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certifications. These organizations impose limits on harmful substances, emission test requirements, and filler percentages to help ensure you get the cleanest product possible.

Back sleepers require a supportive sleep surface to elevate their hips and keep their spines in neutral alignment overnight. During testing, my colleague Livvi DiCicco and I appreciated its responsive corner-to-corner support, which kept our backs in a healthy position regardless of where we lay on the mattress. Even while lying near the edge, I didn’t feel unsteady or unsupported. Livvi agreed with me, awarding the Botanical Bliss a strong 4.4/5 in the edge support category.

“For the most part, I feel secure lying on the edge of the bed,” said Livvi. “This mattress feels quite supportive throughout, and I don’t think you’ll slide off the side of the bed if that’s where you tend to gravitate. That said, some sleepers with bigger bodies might feel more sinkage on the perimeter.”

The consistent edge-to-edge support also contributed to excellent pressure relief, which earned a 4.5/5.

“This mattress feels very comfortable in the back-sleeping position,” Livvi said. “I can feel my hips sink in slightly, and that is easing a lot of tension in my lower back. This mattress offers the perfect amount of sinkage; meanwhile, the firmer latex layers help keep you aligned.”

We also invited one of our mattress testers who falls into the heavyweight category (230 pounds or above) to offer his opinion on the Botanical Bliss. This mattress had no trouble supporting his extra weight, making it a great option for sleepers with larger bodies.

“This feels really nice on my lower back,” he said. “It has the bouncy latex feel, but it’s a little more mellow than most latex beds. My shoulders feel spread out and supported.”

The Botanical Bliss is also easy to maneuver on, which is a big plus for combination sleepers who frequently change positions to get comfortable. Thanks to its layers of bouncy latex, Livvi and I had no trouble tossing and turning on this mattress. We gave it a perfect 5/5 in the responsiveness category.

However, since this model does not contain any springs to facilitate ventilation, it retains heat more than other similar mattresses. It also doesn’t absorb motion as well as a memory foam mattress, meaning that if you share your bed with a restless pet or partner, you will likely feel every movement on your side of the mattress.

Stay tuned for our full PlushBeds Botanical Bliss mattress review coming soon. If you’re interested in a latex model with superior cooling, try the Zenhaven mattress instead.