Colchões Dreamura - comparação Takumi vs Mizu vs Sora

Pocket Spring Mattress: Choosing Between Takumi, Mizu and Sora

The three pocket spring mattresses in the Dreamura range, side by side. The difference between them comes down to two things: whether or not they carry memory foam over the springs, and the firmness that results from that.

The Takumi, the Mizu and the Sora share the same base: pocket springs, each working independently inside its own pocket, with foam layers on top. From there, they diverge.

The three at a glance

  • Takumi — 26 cm · pocket springs + memory foam + high-resilience foam · medium firmness
  • Mizu — 23 cm · pocket springs + high-resilience foam · high firmness
  • Sora — 20 cm · pocket springs + high-resilience foam · medium firmness

All three are antibacterial and anti-mite, made in Portugal, allow rotating and flipping, and come with a 100-night home trial and a 10-year warranty. The choice comes down to the layers, the height and the position you sleep in.

1. Takumi: the most complete of the three

Takumi (匠) means master craftsman in Japanese. It is the only one of the three with memory foam: three-zone Mitsunowa pocket springs, Kokoro memory foam on top, and high-resilience foam stabilising the whole. That's six layers and 26 cm in height.

Who it is for

Those who change position during the night, those who sleep on their side and feel pressure points at the shoulders and hips, and couples with different weights or firmness preferences. The memory foam is what absorbs movement from the other side of the bed.

Points to consider

  • It is the most expensive of the three
  • Memory foam retains more heat than high-resilience foam, though the spring structure ventilates from below

2. Mizu: the firm one

Mizu (水) means water. Individual pocket springs with high-resilience foam, no memory foam, 23 cm in height and high firmness. With no memory layer, the surface returns movement rather than absorbing it — trading adaptation for ventilation and a traditional firm feel.

Who it is for

Those who sleep on their back, those who grew up on firm spring mattresses and are not comfortable with modern memory foam, and anyone who had a soft mattress and wants the opposite. It is also the most breathable in the spring range.

Points to consider

  • High firmness does not suit everyone — side sleepers usually need more give at the shoulder
  • Less adaptation at sensitive pressure points than the Takumi

3. Sora: the one for side sleepers

Sora (空) means sky and emptiness — what you feel when something holds you up without pinning you down. Three-zone Mitsunowa pocket springs (head, shoulders, lower back) and high-resilience foam. 20 cm in height, medium firmness.

Who it is for

Those who sleep mainly on their side and want springs with adaptation, without the enveloping feel of memory foam. The three zones exist precisely for this: the surface gives at the shoulder and hip and keeps the lower back aligned. It is also the lightest of the three and best suited to lower-medium body weights.

Points to consider

  • 20 cm is the lowest height of the three — worth noting if the base is already tall
  • Simpler layers, so less body-contour adaptation than the Takumi

Which one to choose? Three questions

1. What position do you sleep in?

On your side, the Sora. On your back, the Mizu. If you change position during the night, or the bed is shared by two different bodies, the Takumi. For more detail, see the best sleeping position.

2. Do you want memory foam or not?

Only the Takumi has it. If you like the feeling of being cradled by the mattress, that's the one. If the idea of sinking bothers you, go for the Mizu or the Sora. The difference between the two structures is explained in spring or memory foam mattress.

3. Do you feel warm at night?

The Mizu is the most breathable of the three, since it has no memory foam. The Sora comes next. The Takumi retains more heat in its memory foam layer, even though the springs ventilate from below.

And the right firmness for your weight?

The firmness you feel depends on the weight of the person lying on it. The rule is set out in mattress firmness by weight.

What all three have in common

  • Pocket springs with zoned support and motion isolation
  • Antibacterial and anti-mite, with breathable fabrics
  • Made in Portugal
  • 100-night home trial, with free collection if it is not the right fit
  • Free delivery in mainland Portugal
  • 10-year warranty
  • Allow rotating and flipping

Which size to choose

Measure the bed base before deciding. The sizes available in Portugal, and what each commercial name means, are set out in mattress sizes: measurements in Portugal. If the size you need is not in the range, we offer made-to-measure.

Still unsure?

Take the sleep diagnostic in two minutes. Or call +351 21 150 95 04 and speak to Ana Cristina, our Sleep Advisor, who helps you choose with no obligation.

The best of the three is not the tallest or the most expensive. It is the one that matches the position you sleep in.

See also

See the product pages: Takumi · Mizu · Sora · all spring mattresses

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