Brooklyn Bedding Bloom Hybrid Mattress Review

The thick latex comfort layer of the Brooklyn Bedding Bloom Hybrid mattress absorbs movements. This results in better motion isolation than the average latex hybrid mattress.

That being said, latex does not absorb motion as well as memory foam. The coil support base helps facilitate movement, though each coil is individually encased to minimize motion transfer. As a result, the Bloom mattress balances motion isolation with ease of movement.

Those who share the bed shouldn’t feel smaller movements like shifting positions, but may feel their partner get in and out of bed.

The Bloom Hybrid relieves pressure with moderate contouring and a responsive comfort layer. Latex does not cradle the body in the same way that memory foam and polyfoam might, so sleepers won’t sink in deeply.

The Bloom mattress has a supportive coil base that keeps the spine aligned while alleviating pressure on the body. Each coil is individually encased, allowing the mattress to respond proportionately to deep compression areas.

The medium firm feel offers some contouring. The latex comfort layer is buoyant, so most will feel they are sleeping on top of the mattress, rather than in it.

The natural materials of the Brooklyn Bedding Bloom Hybrid mattress ensure ample airflow and breathability. The quilted cover uses cotton and wool, which wick away heat and moisture. Wool acts as natural insulation and regulates temperature. It draws heat away from the body when it is warm and offers warmth when it is cooler.

Natural latex is more breathable than memory foam or polyfoam, and the Bloom mattress uses Talalay latex in its comfort system. This type of latex is light and airy compared to Dunlop latex, which is more dense.

The coil base allows for plenty of airflow throughout the mattress. This helps dissipate heat to keep you cool throughout the night.

The Brooklyn Bedding Bloom Hybrid mattress has an 8-inch coil support base, which is reinforced with high-density polyfoam. Buoyant latex in the comfort system prevents sagging. The combination of these materials provides consistent support for sleeping near the edge of the bed and prevents the feeling of rolling off.

The Bloom is a solid choice for those who need ample edge support when getting in and out of bed, or for those who regularly sit on the edge of the bed. Edge support is ideal for couples, as it increases the usable surface area of the bed.

The Brooklyn Bedding Bloom Hybrid mattress is rated highly for ease of movement, due to the buoyant latex comfort layer and coil support base. Generally, hybrid mattresses offer better ease of movement than foam mattresses.

There is ample bounce to the mattress. This helps facilitate movement and makes it easy to change positions. This is ideal for combination sleepers and couples.

The Brooklyn Bedding Bloom Hybrid mattress is conducive to sexual activity. The buoyant latex layer and coil support base provide ample bounce, making it easy to change positions as needed.

The edge support of the mattress allows couples to use the entire surface area of the bed. The coils produce minimal noise, so it’s also a discreet choice.

There is an initial off-gassing odor when the Bloom Hybrid mattress is first unboxed. The mattress construction includes latex and polyfoam, which are susceptible to off-gassing. This is not considered harmful and should dissipate within a couple of days. The smell is minimal when compared to an all-foam mattress.

The coils of the Bloom mattress aid airflow, which helps dissipate the smell quickly. Placing the mattress in a well-ventilated room will also help.