Futon mattresses
A futon mattress is inspired by the traditional Japanese way of sleeping. This Japanese mattress is known for its firm support, natural materials, and minimalist design. Are you looking to buy a futon for a minimalist bedroom or a Japandi interior? Then a roll-up futon mattress offers exactly the peace, simplicity, and flexibility you are looking for. In our collection, you will find various options for a good night's sleep.
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Why choose a futon mattress?
A futon mattress is an excellent choice for those who prefer a firm mattress. Compared to a traditional mattress, a Japanese mattress is often thinner and firmer, ensuring your body is well supported while you sleep. This can contribute to a better sleeping posture thanks to the natural alignment of the spine.
In addition, futon mattresses are versatile in use. They can be used on a futon bed, a slatted base, or a traditional tatami mat. Many people choose to buy a futon when they want to create a minimalist bedroom or when they are looking for a flexible mattress that is easy to move. Thanks to these features, a Japanese mattress is not only comfortable but also practical for smaller spaces, studios, or guest rooms.
Additionally, we offer futon protectors and toppers with which you offer your futon mattress extra protection and can easily adjust the sleeping comfort.
Dimensions of futon mattresses
Our futon mattresses are available in various sizes, so there is always a mattress that fits your bed or sleeping area. Common dimensions include, for example, 140x200 cm, 160×200 cm and 180×200 cm.
A major advantage of a futon mattress is that it can be rolled up. Thanks to its flexible design, a futon mattress can be rolled up and is easy to move or store when not in use: ideal for a guest room, studio, or temporary sleeping place.
Futon mattress fillings
An important feature of a futon mattress is its natural filling. Many futon mattresses are made from materials such as cotton, wool, or coconut fiber. These materials are breathable, moisture-regulating, and contribute to a healthy sleeping environment. In our collection, you will find two main types:
- Traditional futonsThese consist primarily of multiple layers of cotton and offer a firm and authentic Japanese sleeping experience. This Japanese mattress is often used on a tatami mat and can usually be rolled up. Thinner futon mattresses with a flexible structure are easier to roll up and store.
- Hybrid futonsModern futon mattresses combine cotton with materials such as latex or foam. This results in a slightly softer mattress with extra support and comfort, while retaining a traditional appearance. Furthermore, many futon mattresses are produced using natural or organically responsible materials, making them a sustainable choice.
Which filling suits you?
| Type | Material | Lying sensation | Suitable for |
| Traditional | Multiple layers of cotton | Sturdy, authentic | For those who love a firm surface and the classic tatami feel |
| Hybrid | Cotton + latex or foam | Softer, resilient | For those who want to combine sturdiness with extra comfort |
| Organic | Cotton, wool or coconut fiber (naturally certified) | Breathable, natural | For those who want to sleep consciously and sustainably |
Futon mattresses from Karup Design
In addition to our own collection, we also offer futon mattresses from Karup Design aan, a Danish brand that combines Japanese-inspired sleeping with Scandinavian design. These futon mattresses are also constructed from multiple layers of cotton, sometimes supplemented with latex, foam, or coconut fiber for extra support and comfort. This provides a firm yet flexible sleeping sensation: the cotton molds to the contours of your body, while an optional core of latex or foam offers extra stability and insulation against movement.
Which futon mattress suits you best?
Which futon mattress suits you best depends on your sleeping preferences and how you intend to use the mattress. Do you prefer sleeping on a firm mattress? Then a classic Japanese mattress with a cotton filling is a good choice. These futons are firm, breathable, and mold to your body over time. Are you looking for a little more comfort and support? Then choose a hybrid futon mattress with, for example, latex or foam in the core. This combines the traditional properties of a futon with extra resilience and comfort. Unsure which futon suits you best? Our team is happy to help you with personalized advice.
Buy your Japanese mattress from us
Looking to buy a futon for your bed or Japandi bedroom? In the Sasa Store collection, you will find various types of futon mattresses that combine comfort, quality, and traditional Japanese design. These mattresses are rollable, making them flexible to use. Discover our collection with space-saving products and experience the comfort of an authentic futon mattress for yourself.
Frequently asked questions about futon mattresses
What is a futon mattress?
A futon mattress is a Japanese-inspired mattress, usually constructed from multiple layers of cotton and sometimes supplemented with wool, coconut fiber, latex, or foam. It is thinner and firmer than a traditional mattress and is often used on a tatami mat, slatted base, or futon bed. Read more about what a futon mattress is in our blog article.
Is a futon mattress rollable?
Yes, a futon mattress can be rolled up. Thanks to its thin, flexible construction, you can easily roll it up and store it when not in use: handy for a guest room, studio, or smaller sleeping space.
What is the difference between a Japanese mattress and a regular mattress?
A Japanese mattress is generally thinner, firmer, and made of natural materials such as cotton, wool, or coconut fiber. A traditional mattress is often thicker and contains more foam or inner springs. A futon mattress provides firm, natural support for your body.
On what surface do you use a futon mattress?
A futon mattress can be used on a tatami mat, a slatted base, or a futon bed. It is versatile and easily adapts to various sleeping situations, from a permanent bedroom to a temporary guest room.





















