Naturepedic Mattress Guide (2026): Chorus vs. Serenade vs. Concerto — Which Organic Mattress Should You Buy?

More shoppers are asking us the same question: "Is there a mattress without all the chemicals and foam?" If that's you, Naturepedic is one of the first brands we show.

Naturepedic has been hand-building certified organic mattresses in the U.S.A. since 2003. Bedplanet carries three of its adult mattresses: the Chorus, the Serenade, and the Concerto. All three skip polyurethane foam, memory foam, flame retardants, and glues. But they feel very different, and they're built for different sleepers.

Here's how they compare, who each one is best for, and how to pick the right one.

Quick Answer: Which Naturepedic Mattress Should You Buy?

*Bedplanet Queen prices at the time of writing. Check each product page for today's price.

Our top pick for most people: the Naturepedic Serenade in Cushion-Firm. You get organic latex for pressure relief, coils for support, and a feel that works for back, side, and stomach sleepers. It's also the lowest-priced Queen of the three.

What Makes Naturepedic Different?

Most mattresses use polyurethane foam, memory foam, glue, and chemical flame barriers. Naturepedic doesn't. Here's what you get instead:

• Organic cotton and organic wool on the outside. The wool helps the mattress meet fire safety rules without chemical flame retardants, and it pulls moisture away from your body.
• Glueless coils. Naturepedic builds its own wrapped coils and joins them without glue or adhesives.
• Organic latex instead of foam (Serenade and Concerto). Latex comes from rubber trees. It feels bouncy and responsive, not slow and sinking like memory foam.
• Third-party certifications. Naturepedic mattresses meet the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) for their organic fibers, and the latex models use GOLS-certified organic latex. They also meet EWG's criteria and are UL-certified for low chemical emissions.
• Made in the U.S.A. Naturepedic hand-assembles its mattresses in its own certified organic factory in Ohio.
• A 25-year limited warranty on all three mattresses.

Because there's no foam, all three Naturepedic mattresses tend to sleep cooler than a typical memory foam bed. If heat is your main problem, also see Does Tempur-Pedic Sleep Hot? to compare.

Naturepedic Chorus: The Most Cooling Naturepedic

The Chorus is Naturepedic's most breathable mattress. It uses a coil-on-coil design: a 1.5" layer of glueless microcoils on top of an 8" layer of glueless support coils. There's no latex and no foam at all, so air moves through the whole bed.

What it feels like: medium cushion-firm with a classic, springy bounce. You sleep "on" it, not "in" it.

Inside: an organic cotton and wool quilted top with a plant-based comfort layer, microcoils, organic cotton batting, support coils with reinforced edges, and an organic cotton cover.

Great for:

• Hot sleepers
• Back and stomach sleepers who want a firmer, more "on top" feel
• Anyone who wants to avoid latex
• Kids' and guest rooms (it comes in Twin through Cal King)

Keep in mind: it comes in one feel only. Side sleepers with sore shoulders may want the softer Serenade Plush or Concerto.

Awards: 2023 Eco Excellence Award winner.

Bedplanet prices: Twin $1,199 · Twin XL $1,359 · Full $1,599 · Queen $1,759 · King $2,399 · Cal King $2,399

Naturepedic Serenade: Best Overall

The Serenade is an organic latex hybrid. It puts 2" of GOLS-certified organic latex over 8" of glueless wrapped coils with full edge support. The latex gives you pressure relief, and the coils give you support and airflow.

What it feels like: this is the only Naturepedic we carry that comes in three feels:

• Firm: extra support. Best for stomach sleepers and many back sleepers.
• Cushion-Firm: a firm core with a soft, cushy surface. Naturepedic recommends it for most sleepers, and so do we.
• Plush: a softer, cloud-like feel. Best for side sleepers and lighter sleepers.

Great for:

• Shoppers who want to choose their exact firmness
• Couples who need two different feels (available in Split King)
• Anyone who likes the bounce of latex

Keep in mind: latex has a lively, buoyant feel. If you love the slow, deep hug of memory foam, it will feel different.

Bedplanet prices: Twin $1,119 · Twin XL $1,279 · Full $1,439 · Queen $1,599 · King $2,239 · Cal King $2,239 · Split King $2,558

Naturepedic Concerto: Best Plush Pillow Top

The Concerto is Naturepedic's luxury pillow top. It has three support layers: 9.5" glueless wrapped coils at the base, a layer of high-density microcoils (about 4,000 in a Queen), and 2" of organic latex under a hand-tufted organic cotton pillow top.

What it feels like: soft and plush, like a hotel bed. The microcoils add extra contouring and keep air moving.

Great for:

• Side sleepers who need cushion for shoulders and hips
• Anyone who wants a soft, luxury feel without foam
• Couples bothered by a partner's movement (the coil layers help limit motion)

Keep in mind: it's the highest-priced of the three, and it's sold in Queen, King, and Split King only. Stomach sleepers will usually want something firmer.

Awards: 2024 Good Housekeeping Best Bedding Award and 2024 Organic Excellence Award winner.

Bedplanet prices: Queen $2,249 · King $2,849 · Split King $3,149

Naturepedic Chorus vs. Serenade vs. Concerto: Side by Side

Which Naturepedic Is Best for Your Sleep Position?

Side sleepers

Go with the Concerto or the Serenade Plush. Both give your shoulders and hips room to sink in so your spine stays straight.

Back sleepers

The Serenade Cushion-Firm is our first pick. The Chorus is a great choice if you sleep hot or want a springier feel.

Stomach sleepers

Choose the Serenade Firm or the Chorus. You need a firmer surface so your hips don't sink and bend your lower back.

Combination sleepers

The Serenade Cushion-Firm works well in every position, and latex makes it easy to roll over.

Hot sleepers

The Chorus. With coils on coils and no latex or foam, it's built for the most airflow.

Naturepedic vs. Other Mattresses We Carry

How does Naturepedic stack up against the big names?

• vs. Tempur-Pedic: Tempur-Pedic uses its own memory foam for a deep, body-hugging feel. Naturepedic uses organic latex and coils for a bouncier, cooler feel with no foam. Choose Tempur-Pedic if you love that slow sink. Choose Naturepedic if you want organic materials. See Is a Tempur-Pedic Worth It?
• vs. Sealy Posturepedic: both are coil-based with a classic bounce. Sealy costs less and offers more models. Naturepedic adds organic cotton, wool, and latex with no foam or glue. See Tempur-Pedic vs. Sealy Posturepedic for how Sealy compares.

Pair It With the Right Base

A good base helps any mattress last longer and feel its best.

• Naturepedic Conductor Adjustable Base: organic cotton upholstery, solid oak legs, and no polyurethane foam, flame barriers, or fiberglass. It has a Zero-G preset, independent head and foot control, a wall-hugger design, USB ports, under-bed lighting, and app control. Twin XL $1,199 · Queen $1,439 · Split King $2,399.
• Naturepedic Organic 8" Foundation or the 2" Ultra-Low Profile Foundation if you want a flat bed.

Want an adjustable base at a lower price? The Ergomotion RIO 5.0 is a popular choice. Ask our team to confirm the base you like works with the Naturepedic model you choose. To see the full cost of a setup, read How Much Does an Adjustable Bed Cost?

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Naturepedic really organic?

Naturepedic mattresses meet the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) for their organic cotton and wool, and the Serenade and Concerto use GOLS-certified organic latex. They're also UL-certified for low chemical emissions and meet EWG's criteria.

Do Naturepedic mattresses use flame retardants?

No. Naturepedic uses organic wool and smart design to pass federal flammability standards, with no chemical flame retardants, flame barriers, or fiberglass.

Which Naturepedic mattress is the most comfortable?

It depends on how you sleep. The Concerto is the softest. The Serenade lets you pick Firm, Cushion-Firm, or Plush. The Chorus is a medium cushion-firm with the most bounce.

Which Naturepedic mattress sleeps the coolest?

The Chorus. Its coil-on-coil design has no latex or foam, so air flows through the whole mattress.

Is Naturepedic good for back pain?

Many people with back pain like the Serenade Cushion-Firm because it supports the spine while easing pressure. If you have ongoing back pain, talk to your doctor. See our Best Hybrid Mattresses for Back Pain guide for more options.

Can I put a Naturepedic mattress on an adjustable base?

Naturepedic makes its own Conductor Adjustable Base. If you're looking at another base, ask our team to confirm it works with the model you choose.

How long is the Naturepedic warranty?

The Chorus, Serenade, and Concerto each come with a 25-year limited warranty. The Conductor Adjustable Base has a 10-year limited warranty.

Can I use HSA or FSA funds?

Some shoppers can, with a letter of medical necessity. See Can You Buy a Mattress With HSA or FSA Funds?

The Bottom Line

Best for most people: Serenade Cushion-Firm. Best for side sleepers: Concerto. Best for hot sleepers: Chorus.

All three give you organic cotton, wool, and glueless coils with no foam, flame retardants, or glue, plus a 25-year limited warranty. 0% Financing for up to 60 Months Available.

Shopping during the holidays? See When Is the Best Time to Buy a Mattress?

Ready to sleep organic? Shop Naturepedic at Bedplanet, visit our Las Vegas showroom, or reach out to our team. Tell us how you sleep, and we'll help you pick the right Naturepedic the first time.