ESSENTIAL MATTRESS COLLECTION

Essential mattresses combine spring systems, foam materials and breathable fabrics in constructions that offer different types of support. Common features across the collection include cotton, recycled polyester and perimeter foam reinforcement. The differences between MALIA, METHONE and MONEMVASIA allow you to choose between a more adaptive or a firmer feel.

An anatomical mattress adapts more independently to pressure points, allowing the surface to follow the contours of the body more smoothly. In the Essential Collection, this is demonstrated by the MALIA, where independent Pocket Springs work together with different foam materials. As a result, the anatomical feel comes from the overall construction rather than from a single material.

The orthopaedic mattresses in the Essential Collection focus on stable and uniform support through Bonnell Springs and reinforced material layers. This category includes the METHONE and MONEMVASIA, each with a different internal construction. Therefore, your choice should not be based solely on the term “orthopaedic”, but also on the final feel of each mattress.

In the Essential Collection, foam and springs do not need to be considered as two separate options. The springs form the main support core, while the foam layers complement the way the mattress interacts with the body. The exact combination varies between models, so comparisons should be based on the complete construction and the feel you prefer.

The main difference lies in the spring system and the type of support each mattress provides. The MALIA uses independent Pocket Springs and has an anatomical design. The METHONE and MONEMVASIA feature Bonnell Springs and an orthopaedic construction. They also differ in the number and type of material layers, so your final choice should be based on the specifications of each product.

The perimeter foam reinforces the edges around the spring core and contributes to the overall stability of the mattress construction. It is featured in all three Essential mattresses, working alongside each model’s respective spring system. Perimeter reinforcement alone does not determine whether a mattress is anatomical or orthopaedic; this depends on the overall arrangement of its materials.

If you prefer anatomical and more adaptive support, start your comparison with the MALIA. If you are looking for an orthopaedic construction with Bonnell Springs, consider the METHONE and MONEMVASIA and compare their individual materials. Before making your decision, check the available sizes on each product page, confirm compatibility with your bed base and, where possible, try the mattress to experience its feel.

Discover CANDIA’s Essential mattresses and compare the three models in the collection according to the type of support and construction that best suit your preferences.