How to Make the Most Comfortable Bed in the World
By Catalogs Editorial Staff
Sleep better tonight!
What could be better at the end of a long, hard day than the most comfortable bed in the world? The answer is nothing! There are many ways to enliven your nighttime sanctuary and some of the best are listed below. Try one or try them all. The key is to make your bed a place you look forward to each night.
Start at the beginning
The mattress is your foundation for a good night’s rest. If yours is more than eight years old or if you’re waking up in pain, it’s probably a good time to replace it. Do some online research and go to the stores to try out the different options. There is no one-size-fits-all perfect mattress for everyone. So be sure to get the one that feels right to you, not one that a store is trying to convince you to buy. Once you have your mattress, it’s time to build up the cozy and comfy factors.
Add a mattress pad

Time for sheets

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Layer up
Placing a thin quilt or blanket on top of your sheets lets you regulate your body temperature through the night. Too warm? Toss off the comforter and snuggle into slumber with your sheet and blanket. Too cold? Pull up the comforter for added warmth.
Top it off

Pillow talk

Other additions
Big, fluffy throw blankets make naptime more enjoyable especially if you don’t want to mess up the covers by getting all the way into the bed. These blankets make the bed look more inviting, too. To further help make your bed the most comfortable, consider adding a couple of more things to your sleep space. A furry throw rug next to the bed adds to the comfy factor, especially when you step out of bed in the morning. Bedside lights are great because you don’t have to leave your cozy nest to turn off an overhead light. There are even remote control ceiling fans that let you stay where you are while adjusting them.Popular Savings Offers
With all this information, think about what really makes you comfortable when you go to bed. Build upon that knowledge to put together the bed of your dreams.