by The Bloom Mist is a 9-inch all-foam mattress sold through Sleep Country Canada, built around a bamboo-charcoal base foam, a gel memory foam comfort layer, and a copper-infused organic cotton cover. It sits at medium firmness (roughly 5.5 out of 10, per independent Canadian reviewers), handles motion isolation well, and delivers solid value at its frequent promotional price of CAD $599–$639 for a queen. For shoppers in the US or those wanting a longer trial window and more robust warranty, the Saatva Classic is our overall top pick.
Saatva Classic
9.2/10
- Dual-coil construction with a reinforced lumbar zone pad
- Three firmness options (Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, Firm) to match almost any sleep style
- Free white-glove delivery, in-room setup and old-mattress removal
- 365-night home trial and lifetime warranty
- Heavier than foam-in-a-box options and delivered flat, not compressed
- $99 fee applies if you return during the trial
Saatva's most popular model gives you a hotel-grade innerspring feel, zoned lumbar support and a service package (delivery, warranty, trial) that foam-in-a-box brands rarely match. It's the benchmark we measure other mattresses against.
Bloom Mist Mattress: What You Need to Know
Bloom is a Canadian brand distributed exclusively through Sleep Country and Dormez-vous. The Mist sits in the middle of their lineup, below the Bloom Cloud and above the Air and the Bloom Earth. It targets sleepers who want a straightforward all-foam bed with some eco-conscious materials at an accessible price point, and on that brief it mostly delivers.
At 9 inches tall, the Mist is thinner than most US online brands, which typically run 11 to 12 inches. That keeps the price lower, but it also means lighter sleepers and couples with very different body weights may notice the difference in support depth over time. Thin foam builds have less material between you and the base layer, and that shows up after a few years of nightly compression.
Where the Mist earns its spot is the material choices. A bamboo-charcoal base foam and a copper-infused cover are not standard fare at this price band, and the all-foam build gives it genuinely good motion isolation for couples. Where it loses ground is cooling headroom, the exchange-only trial, and the simple fact that a 9-inch foam mattress has a durability ceiling that a taller coil hybrid does not.
BLOOM MIST AT A GLANCE
- Type: 9-inch all-foam, CertiPUR-US certified foams
- Firmness: Medium, around 5.5/10 per independent Canadian reviewers
- Standout trait: Motion isolation for couples
- Main weakness: Cooling headroom and exchange-only trial
- Availability: Sleep Country Canada and Dormez-vous only
Construction and Materials
The Bloom Mist is an all-foam mattress. From top to bottom, per the manufacturer's listing, the build is:
- Cover: Organic cotton quilted top, infused with copper. Machine washable. An internal viscose barrier handles flame resistance, so there is no fiberglass.
- Comfort layer: Roughly 1 inch of gel memory foam for pressure relief and motion dampening.
- Transition layer: A latex-like lumbar support foam that adds some bounce and prevents deep sinkage at the hips.
- Base: 7 inches of aerated bamboo-charcoal foam that provides structure and absorbs odors over time.
All foam layers carry CertiPUR-US certification, meaning they have been tested for low VOC emissions and the absence of certain harmful chemicals. The bamboo-charcoal infusion is a genuine material difference from most commodity foams, helping reduce off-gassing during break-in.
My construction read: the 7-inch base doing most of the structural work is the tell here. On thicker foam beds you get a deeper transition zone that spreads load before it hits the core. On the Mist, the comfort stack is only about 2 inches total, so heavier bodies reach the base foam faster. That is fine at average weights, but it is the mechanical reason this bed has a weight ceiling.
The copper-infused cover is a nice touch for a washable top panel. Copper is marketed for cooling and hygiene, and while the cooling effect is modest in practice, a machine-washable cover on a budget foam bed is real, everyday value that many competitors skip.
Firmness and Feel
Independent Canadian reviewers consistently place the Bloom Mist at around 5.5 out of 10, putting it on the firmer side of medium. That is a good target for back sleepers and lighter combo sleepers, but dedicated side sleepers under about 130 lb may find the shoulder and hip pressure higher than expected.
The gel memory foam gives a mild contouring response, slower than latex but faster than dense viscoelastic foam. You sink into the surface slightly, feel your hips and shoulders supported, and then settle against the firmer bamboo-charcoal base. There is no deep "stuck in the mattress" feeling that some people dislike in thick memory-foam beds.
That faster response also makes position changes easy. Combo sleepers who roll from back to side through the night will not fight the surface. It is one of the quiet advantages of a thinner comfort stack: less foam to climb out of.
Performance Breakdown
Cooling
The copper cover, gel foam and bamboo-charcoal base are all marketed as cooling features, but lab measurements tell a more moderate story. Third-party testers put the Mist's cooling at roughly 3 out of 10 compared with hybrid or latex alternatives. It is not a hot mattress, but if you regularly overheat at night, a coil-based hybrid will serve you better. At room temperature the bamboo charcoal does help regulate moisture and keeps the surface feeling fresh.
Motion Isolation
This is where the all-foam construction genuinely shines. The Mist scores around 7 out of 10 for motion isolation in Canadian lab tests. Couples where one partner moves frequently should find it easy to sleep through disturbances. It is better than most innerspring beds in this category, though not quite as "dead" as a thick high-density memory foam bed.
Edge Support
For an all-foam mattress the edge support is above average, with one test measuring only about 2.9 inches of deflection when seated at the edge. You can use most of the sleep surface without feeling like you will roll off. That said, it will not hold up as well as a reinforced coil perimeter if you regularly sleep near the edge.
Pressure Relief
Adequate for most side and back sleepers at average weight. The gel comfort layer distributes contact pressure well enough that shoulder and hip pain is unlikely to worsen. Heavier sleepers (over 230 lb) may bottom out into the base foam over time, reducing that pressure-relief benefit.
Durability
A 9-inch all-foam mattress is inherently less durable than a taller hybrid or latex alternative. The Bloom Mist comes with a 10-year limited warranty, which is standard at this price. Some owners have noted minor impression development after two to three years under heavier use, per verified owner feedback on the retailer's site. Rotating the mattress 180 degrees every three to six months helps distribute wear.
Nut's tip: A thin all-foam bed lasts longest on a rigid, well-supported base. Slats spaced too wide let the base foam flex between gaps, and that accelerates body impressions. A platform or closely-slatted foundation is cheap insurance for the Mist's core.
Sizes and Pricing (CAD)
| Size | Dimensions | MSRP (CAD) | Typical Sale Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | 38" x 75" | ~$599 | ~$479 |
| Twin XL | 38" x 80" | ~$679 | ~$549 |
| Full | 53" x 75" | ~$999 | ~$799 |
| Queen | 60" x 80" | ~$799 | ~$599–$639 |
| King | 76" x 80" | ~$1,049 | ~$849 |
Prices above are as listed on Sleep Country's site. Sleep Country runs Bloom promotions frequently, and the queen price drops to CAD $599–$639 several times per year. Buying at MSRP is rarely necessary, so if you are not in a rush, wait for the next sale window.
Trial, Shipping and Warranty
Trial: 100 nights. Note that Bloom's trial policy through Sleep Country is an exchange program, not a cash refund. If the mattress does not work for you, you can swap it for another model in the range but you cannot return it for money back. This is less flexible than most US direct-to-consumer brands, which offer full cash refunds.
Shipping: Delivered compressed in a box to your door. Standard shipping is included. White-glove or in-room setup is not available.
Warranty: 10-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects and sagging beyond 1.5 inches, per the manufacturer's warranty terms.
Who the Bloom Mist Is Right For
- Back and combo sleepers at average weight (130–200 lb) who want a medium-feel foam bed without a premium price.
- Couples with similar body weights who prioritize motion isolation over bouncy responsiveness.
- Shoppers buying through Sleep Country who want to try the mattress in a showroom before purchasing online, or who value in-store exchange availability.
- Budget-conscious buyers in Canada who can time a purchase to one of the frequent sale events.
Who Should Look Elsewhere
- Hot sleepers: The cooling claims outpace the measured performance. A hybrid with coil airflow will serve you better.
- Heavier sleepers (230 lb+): At 9 inches of all-foam, long-term support depth is a concern. Consider a taller hybrid with a firmer coil core.
- Side sleepers under 130 lb: The medium-firm feel can create shoulder and hip pressure at lighter weights.
- US shoppers: Bloom distributes only through Canadian retailers. US buyers should look at comparably-priced all-foam alternatives.
- Anyone who may want a cash refund trial: The exchange-only policy is a meaningful limitation compared with US brands that return money in full.
ONE OPTION WORTH COMPARING
Shopping as well as reading? Here is one current option worth comparing: the Saatva Classic. Check today’s price, sizing and return terms on the official product page before you order.
Saatva Classic
- 365-night home trial and lifetime warranty, per saatva.com
- Handcrafted in the USA, free white-glove delivery
- Flexible financing available
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Bloom Mist mattress good for back pain?
For mild, non-specific lower back pain, the medium firmness provides adequate support for back sleeping. The transition layer helps prevent the hips from sinking too far, which is the main cause of morning back pain on soft all-foam beds. If your back pain is more pronounced, a mattress with zoned coil support, such as the Saatva Classic, gives you more targeted lumbar reinforcement.
Does the Bloom Mist sleep hot?
It runs cooler than a solid-core memory foam bed, but warmer than any coil hybrid. The gel, copper and bamboo-charcoal features reduce heat buildup at the surface without eliminating it. Hot sleepers, or those in warm climates without air conditioning, should plan on a hybrid instead.
Can the Bloom Mist be used on an adjustable base?
Yes. The all-foam construction is fully compatible with most adjustable bed bases. There are no coils that could be damaged by articulation. Check your base manufacturer's recommendations for minimum slatted or platform surface coverage.
Is the Bloom Mist mattress flippable?
No. The comfort layer is on one side only. Rotating the mattress 180 degrees head-to-foot every three to six months is recommended to even out wear, but flipping is not supported.
How does the Bloom Mist compare to the Bloom Cloud?
The Bloom Cloud is Bloom's step-up model: it is taller, typically has a thicker comfort layer and usually costs about $100–$200 more at sale price. For average-weight sleepers the Mist is sufficient. The Cloud makes more sense for heavier body types or anyone who wants a softer, more cushioned surface. Shoppers after a firmer, more grounded feel in the same family can also look at the Bloom River.
Where can I buy the Bloom Mist?
Bloom is sold exclusively through Sleep Country Canada and its French-language banner Dormez-vous. It is not available through Amazon, independent retailers, or US stores.
The Bloom Mist is a solid budget-to-mid-range all-foam option for Canadian buyers who sleep at average weight and prioritize motion isolation over cooling or deep luxury. Buy during a sale and you get good value. The exchange-only trial policy is the biggest drawback. For a US alternative or if you want a full-refund trial with a longer warranty, the Saatva Classic is our top-rated pick.
Saatva Classic
9.2/10
Innerspring hybrid with zoned lumbar support, 365-night home trial, lifetime warranty and free white-glove delivery. The most complete service package in the mattress category.