The Europe mattress market reflects a mature, replacement-driven landscape, underpinned by established regulatory frameworks, sustainability-focused consumption trends, and a diversified commercial demand base. Europe also represents the third-largest mattress e-commerce market globally, led by the UK, Germany, and France. While growth rates are more moderate compared with emerging regions, the market benefits from stable sales volumes, long product replacement cycles, and structurally recurring demand across residential and commercial segments.
Circular Economy Policies Accelerating Replacement Demand: Europe’s circular economy framework is actively shortening mattress replacement cycles by promoting recycling and reuse. In France, IKEA-backed recycling facilities can process up to 750,000 discarded mattresses annually, enabling sustainable disposal while encouraging consumers to replace aging mattresses rather than retain them due to disposal concerns.
Hospitality Demand Strengthening Across Major EU Markets: High occupancy levels are driving recurring mattress demand across core European markets. Germany recorded over 223.3 million overnight stays in H1’2025 supporting sustained replacement demand for hospitality-grade mattresses.
EU Single Market Facilitating Cross-Border Retail Expansion: The EU single market facilitates seamless cross-country expansion for mattress brands, improving distribution efficiency and market reach. Retailers such as JYSK, operating over 3,400 stores across 48 countries, leverage unified market access to scale mattress sales across Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the UK, and other European markets.
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Germany
Schlaraffia (Aquinos Bedding Germany): In 2025, Schlaraffia entered insolvency following prolonged financial challenges, leading to the closure of its manufacturing facilities in Bochum and Jöhstadt. Subsequently, the brand’s intellectual property, including trademarks and patents, was acquired by EuroComfort Group, which has announced plans to relaunch the Schlaraffia brand in the German and wider Europe mattress market.
United Kingdom
Simba Sleep: In 2025, Simba Sleep expanded its strategic retail partnership with Bensons for Beds, extending its physical retail footprint to 50 stores across the UK. Building on an initial presence in 20 outlets, Simba introduced its hybrid mattresses and premium sleep accessories in an additional 30 locations, strengthening omnichannel penetration within the UK mattress market.
France
RetourMatras: In 2025, RetourMatras, a Dutch mattress recycling company backed by Ingka Investments (the investment arm of the largest IKEA retailer), opened its first mattress recycling facility in France at La Cavalerie, northwest of Montpellier. The new plant had the capacity to process up to 750,000 old mattresses per year.
The Europe mattress market recorded a CAGR of 7.05% between 2021 and 2025, driven primarily by replacement-led demand, normalization of post-pandemic consumption patterns, and strengthening commercial mattress replacement across major hospitality markets. Growth during this period was further supported by heightened hygiene awareness, circular economy–influenced replacement behavior, and rising consumer preference for comfort-oriented, durable, and sustainable sleep products.
Looking ahead, the Europe mattress market is expected to sustain steady growth through 2026–2030, underpinned by structurally recurring replacement demand, regulatory support for recycling and sustainability, and continued recovery in tourism and hospitality-related mattress consumption.

Germany dominates the Europe mattress market, accounting for over 20% of total regional market share, supported by its extensive residential housing stock, high mattress replacement frequency, and strong demand from institutional and hospitality segments.
Other major markets, including the United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Spain, collectively represent a substantial portion of regional demand, though at comparatively lower individual shares. Growth across these markets is primarily driven by urban rental housing activity, tourism-led commercial mattress replacement, and the expanding penetration of online and e-commerce mattress sales channels.
Makreo Research has released its latest study, "Europe Mattress Market Size and Forecast (2021-2030) - Analysis by Distribution Channel, Product Material Type (Innerspring, Foam/Memory Foam, Latex and Others), End-Use Industry, Mattress Size, and Geography (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain)", delivering a comprehensive evaluation of the European mattress industry, highlighting demand patterns, evolving consumer preferences, and market positioning across residential and commercial segments, while supporting strategic decision-making for manufacturers, retailers, and investors.
The study provides a detailed examination of historical and current market performance, covering various industry dynamics such as:
Market size, growth trends, and demand drivers, with a specific focus on replacement cycles, circular economy initiatives, and hospitality-led consumption.
Product innovation and material trends.
Consumer behaviour and purchasing patterns across residential and commercial segments.
Pricing dynamics and cost structures, including average selling price (ASP) trends across major European markets.
Regulatory environment and sustainability frameworks, covering mattress disposal, recycling mandates, and compliance requirements across key markets.
The study provides in-depth, country-wise analysis across Europe’s key mattress markets, including Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Spain, highlighting differences in market maturity, consumer behavior, and regulatory frameworks.
Country-level assessment includes:
Past, present, and future outlook of individual national mattress markets.
Market performance indicators and sales trends.
Consumption, production, and trade dynamics, including import–export flows and domestic manufacturing footprints.
Pricing trends and value chain structures, capturing variations in cost components, margins, and consumer positioning.
Regulatory policies and compliance frameworks, including extended producer responsibility (EPR) and mattress recycling regulations.
Old mattress waste generation and recycling capacity, where applicable, alongside disposal practices and infrastructure readiness.
Replacement cycles and usage patterns, covering household, hospitality, healthcare, and institutional demand.
Recent market developments and competitive activity, including retail expansion, sustainability initiatives, and strategic investments.
2021 - 2025: Past and Present Scenario
2025: Base year of study
2026– 2030: Future Outlook
Offline
Online
Innerspring/Coil
Foam/Memory Foam
Latex
Others (Hybrid, Gel, Air, Water)
Residential
Commercial
Queen
Single (Twin)
Double (Full)
King
Others/Custom
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Spain