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Brentwood Home Oceano Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings

High end hybrid mattress with a classic innerspring feel. Featuring a plush surface and supportive coil base. Provides great support and sleeps very cool.
- Innerspring coils offer great bounce and edge support
- Great for eco-conscious shoppers
- Keeps cool for people who sleep hot
- One firmness option
- Average motion isolation
- Moderate contouring not ideal for people who want a deep hug
The Brentwood Home Oceano mattress is a hybrid model that makes the most of innerspring layers with its coil-on-coil design. It has earned strong marks from customers as a result of its blend of features, reliable construction, and eco-friendly materials
Brentwood Home was established in 1987 and has an extended track record of developing home furnishings. In addition to the Oceano, the company offers a wide range of other mattress options.
While the Oceano is slightly more expensive than some of the company’s other models, it boasts a multi-faceted design that takes advantage of numerous materials to create a dependable, comfortable, and supportive bed. As an added perk, the Oceano comes with a full one-year sleep trial, giving customers ample time to see whether or not it’s the best mattress for them.
SMART MATCHING
Is the Brentwood Home Oceano Right for You?
Use the filters below to see how well the Brentwood Home Oceano lines up with your unique needs. We'll also give you a couple other recommendations based on your answers.
TEST LAB RATINGS
How the Brentwood Home Oceano Scored
Motion Isolation7.0/10
The Brentwood Home Oceano offers motion isolation that is around average, meaning that it is able to prevent most motion-based disruptions. However, it may not be enough for people who are sensitive sleepers or who share the bed with someone who is constantly tossing and turning.
The interior construction of the Oceano explains its middle-of-the-road performance for motion isolation. While it’s 2-inch memory foam layer works to decrease motion transfer, the coil-on-coil construction creates a degree of bounce that makes it easier to feel the movement of someone on the other side of the bed. Again, this isn’t an issue for most couples, but motion isolation is not a standout quality of the Oceano.
Pressure Relief7.0/10
The Oceano provides most sleepers with effective pressure relief although, compared with other mattresses on the market, it rates around average in this category.
The BioFoam material in the comfort system creates cushioning for the body’s pressure points, but the underlying layers create more bounce and less contouring. This means that sleepers with more pronounced pressure points may find that pressure relief is a bit lacking.
Temperature Control8.0/10
This mattress is solidly above-average when it comes to staying cool through the night. Three design factors help the Oceano’s temperature regulation.
First, the fabrics in the cover and top layers offer excellent moisture-wicking and natural breathability to allow for comfortable cooling. Second, the memory foam layer is gel-infused to reduce the extent to which it retains heat. Third, both coil layers offer significant ventilation that aids in transferring heat out of the mattress instead of allowing it to build up.
For these reasons, the Oceano is a solid pick for people who tend to sleep hot.
Edge Support8.0/10
A major benefit of the Oceano’s robust hybrid design with two separate layers of coils is strong edge support, and that’s why this mattress scores as well above-average in this category.
The eight-inch coil layer in the support core has a zoned design that creates extra strength around the perimeter. The micro-coils prevent exaggerated sinking or sagging of the BioFoam layer, reinforcing the edge even further. The combined effect of these materials is a sturdy sleeping surface that won’t give out even when you are sleeping or sitting near the edge of the bed.
Ease of Movement6.0/10
Ease of movement is a strength of the Oceano mattress, giving it plenty of appeal for combination sleepers and others who value being able to effortlessly move around on top of the bed.
This ease of movement stems from the coil-on-coil design as coils quickly spring back when weight is adjusted on them. This responsiveness helps prevent the deep sagging that can be the enemy of smooth movement on the mattress.
Durability6.5/10
The Brentwood Home Oceano is quite a lot softer than average. While this makes for a luxurious feel, it also means the mattress is more susceptible to forming permanent indentations in weight-bearing areas, such as under the hips. The dual-coil design ensures you won’t sink too deeply into the mattress, but overall, the Brentwood Home Oceano is likely to last less than the average hybrid. After six to seven years, the mattress will likely need replacing.
Who it Fits
Fit by Sleep Position and Body Weight
Sizes, dimensions and weights
Shoppers taking a close look at the Brentwood Home Oceano may find it valuable to take both their sleeping posture and their body weight into account when trying to decide if this mattress is a match with their needs.
Side Sleepers
The best mattresses for most side sleepers fall between medium soft (4) and medium firm (6) and provide moderate to deep contouring. The reason why mattresses with these characteristics work best for side sleepers is because of how their hips and shoulders can press sharply into a mattress. If the bed is quite firm, those areas will experience too much impact, but if the bed is super soft, those areas will plunge too deeply into the comfort layers. The medium soft feel of the Oceano suits most side sleepers, although some, especially those over 230 pounds, may find it to be a bit too soft. The dependable coil-on-coil build makes it an option for sleepers of any weight.
Back Sleepers
The preferred mattress feel for most back sleepers is medium (5) to firm (7) because they do not have the same exaggerated pressure points as side sleepers. That said, back sleepers need a mattress that can effectively support their lumbar spine. This area has a natural curve which needs light cushioning, but if a mattress is too soft, the midsection will sag into the mattress and draw the spine into an unhealthy misalignment. Thanks to its moderate contouring and medium soft feel, the Oceano meets the needs of back sleepers under 130 pounds, but may be too soft for those who weigh more. The best mattresses for heavy sleepers tend to be on the firmer side.
Stomach Sleepers
Stomach sleepers typically excel with mattresses that range from medium firm (6) to firm (8) and have only modest conforming. The reason for this is twofold. First, from a comfort perspective, stomach sleepers want to avoid feeling stuck in or suffocated by a mattress. Second, they are prone to spinal misalignment on a softer bed because their abdomen can press too far down into the bed, putting strain on the lower back. Stomach sleepers under 130 pounds don’t sink as far into the comfort layers and thus are a solid fit for the medium soft Oceano mattress. Other stomach sleepers don’t do as well on the Oceano, and many will find they sink too far in on the bed’s softer surface.
Construction
Inside the Brentwood Home Oceano
Cover
Tencel
Comfort Layer
Organic wool (GOTS-certified), poly-silk fiber blend, gel-infused memory foam, microcoils, polyfoam
Support Core
Pocketed coils (5 zones), polyfoam, organic cotton canvas base
Other Brentwood Home Mattresses You Might Like

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Brentwood Home Hybrid Latex
8.3/108.3/10 · $899 – $1,399
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Brentwood Home Cypress
7.7/107.7/10 · $399 – $999
Foam · Medium Soft (4), Medium Firm (6)
Buying It
Trial, Warranty, and Delivery
Availability
The Oceano mattress is available for purchase directly from Brentwood Home on their website. The company offers shipping only to customers who are located within the contiguous 48 U.S. states.
The Oceano is also available on Amazon. Addresses that are eligible for shipping by Amazon may be different from those offered by Brentwood Home directly.
Shipping
Brentwood Home provides free standard shipping in the contiguous U.S. This involves sending the mattress to your home with ground shipping that normally takes 1-2 weeks. The bed arrives compressed inside a large shipping box. For installation, the mattress just needs to be removed from the packaging and given time to decompress. It typically takes at least two people to move the box and set up the mattress.
If the Oceano is purchased from Amazon, the shipping timeline and cost may be different and can depend on where you live.
Additional Services
When buying directly from Brentwood Home, there is an option for White-Glove delivery that includes technicians coming to your home to set up the mattress. This delivery option costs $249. If technicians also haul away an old mattress, the total charge for White-Glove services is $275.
Sleep Trial
The Oceano comes with an extended sleep trial that lasts for a full year. During that 365-night trial, you can return the mattress for a full refund with no fees for restocking or return shipping. Brentwood Home coordinates mattress pickup if a return is requested. As part of the trial, you are required to keep the mattress for 30 nights as a try-out period before asking for a return.
When shopping with third-parties like Amazon, returns are subject to their policies rather than those of Brentwood Home. For Amazon, that generally means a 30-day return window, and all returns (or other service issues) must be managed with Amazon’s customer service representatives.
Warranty
Regardless of where the Oceano is purchased, the original buyer receives coverage from a 25-year warranty offered by Brentwood Home. That warranty covers defects in materials and manufacturing. The warranty is prorated based on how long the customer has had the mattress. In the first ten years, Brentwood Home will repair or replace a defective mattress, and the customer only has to pay for shipping. Starting in year 11, the customer pays 50% of their original purchase price as a repair or replacement cost, and that percentage increases by 5% per year. In years 21-25, the customer must pay 95% of their original purchase price.
