Vispring Sovereign Divan
The Vispring Sovereign Divan is built with hand-nested calico pocket springs and a solid timber frame, filled with blended British fleece wool and cotton. Upholstered in a selection of premium fabrics, it pairs perfectly with the Vispring Sublime Superb and Tiara Superb mattresses, sold separately, for an exceptional sleep experience.
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Since pioneering the first pocket spring mattress in 1901, Vispring has used the finest craftsmanship and materials to make supremely comfortable beds.
1899
James Marshall is a British/Canadian working in Canada. When his wife is taken ill, he creates a handmade mattress for her, with coiled springs wrapped in unbleached muslin, and quilted with horsehair. Springs were already commonplace in chair seats and divans, but never before, had they been enclosed in pockets and integrated into a mattress.
1901
John Nolon and Frederick James made an agreement with James Marshall to promote his revolutionary mattress in the United Kingdom. Unable to persuade local manufacturers to adopt the idea, they decided to produce the Marshall mattress themselves. The Marshall Sanitary Mattress Company was incorporated in London on 24 September 1901. The Vispring story had begun.
1911
The company adopts the Vispring name and logo. For the past few years, the hare motif was used. This animal was chosen to illustrate the resilience and bounce of its springs —which, in the new branding, is combined with the Roman numeral VI: a subtle reference to the number of springs being sewn into each pocket.
1912
The bespoke comfort of Vispring’s mattresses begins to attract the attention of prestigious steamship companies. Having already equipped its flagship liner the ‘Olympic’ with Vispring mattresses in 1911, the White Star Line turns to Vispring once again to fit out its sister ship — the ‘Titanic’. Each of the vessel’s 39 suites and 350 First Class cabins come complete with Vispring mattresses.
1925
Vispring starts to use pure cotton as a filling component for each mattress. Prior to this, horsehair was the fibre of choice. With a long-standing belief in using only the finest natural materials, the range expands to include Shetland wool, silk and cashmere.
1932
Vispring introduces the world’ first pocket-sprung divan, known as ‘The Vibase’. This was celebrated as the perfect partner for its now iconic mattresses. Teaming the two together provided the ultimate sleep experience — which still holds true today.
1940-1946
To assist in the war effort, Vispring produces aeroplane parts in its north London workshop.
1961
Vispring launched ‘The Hi-Vi Collection’. Aimed at a younger audience, the range featured bolder and more colourful beds.
1971
Vispring moves production from London to Plymouth in south west England.
2001
The Vispring centenary was celebrated with a series of advertisements inspired by the company’s early 1900s promotions.
2012
Vispring receives the highly prized Queen’s Award for Enterprise. Instituted by Royal Warrant, the award honours businesses that have excelled in the fields of international trade, innovation or sustainable development. The presentation ceremony is a proud moment for all the company’s staff.
Today
Over 200 skilled craftspeople work in the Vispring Plymouth workshop. Vispring beds are stocked by over 500 stores worldwide, which means the perfect night’s sleep is available to more people than ever before. The way we sleep hasn’t changed and neither have our methods.
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At Vispring, our commitment to sustainability has remained unwavering throughout our history. Even today, we choose only the finest natural materials, including our uniquely hand-teased Shetland wool, a hallmark of our brand. Beyond just our product quality, we’ve established definitive goals to bolster our sustainable ethos and we’re actively measuring our carbon emissions with a forward-looking aim: to achieve carbon neutrality.
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