A bed in a panelled room with tall curtained windows and a herringbone parquet: a white mattress with tufted sides on a dark base, a topper turned back at its foot, four pillows. On the foot end, a black fleur-de-lis and the handwritten name Dominique Bienfait.

We make one mattress,
and we make it by hand

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Four depths of the same latex

The latex and the seven zones are the same in all four. Only the depth changes, and the price with it.

Natural latex, from the mattress up

From tree to bed

One block of 100% natural latex, from the sap of the rubber tree, under a quilted cotton cover.

Dominique Bienfait in a white shirt, bent to the trunk of a rubber tree in a plantation, holding a tapping knife at the cut in the bark, a cup tied to the trunk below it and rows of trees behind. — Dominique Bienfait at a rubber tree, with a tapping knife

The rubber tree is tapped at night, between midnight and four in the morning, when the latex flows best. It runs from a slanting cut in the bark into a cup, and one tree gives it for more than thirty years.

Raw materials

The near corner of a stack of three slabs of latex on a white table: the smooth perforated top, the open cells of the cut sides, a row of slits along the lower edge. — The corner of a stack of perforated natural latex

In a factory in Bangkok the latex is beaten with seven times its volume of air, steamed forty-five minutes in its mould and washed three times. Our workshop makes the covers by hand and finishes every mattress.

The making