How WeHo Interior Designers Source Custom Mattresses for Clients

How do interior designers get trade pricing on a mattress?

Designers request trade pricing by booking a private consultation or a complimentary Lunch & Learn with the Designer Concierge team. There’s no public trade portal or online price list — pricing and specification support come through a dedicated concierge contact who stays with the project from first sketch to final install.

Can a mattress be built to fit a nonstandard bed frame or room?

Yes. The custom and oversized mattress program builds one-of-a-kind dimensions for beds that exceed standard sizing or need to fit an unusual frame, alcove, or ceiling height. This matters constantly in West Hollywood’s older Spanish Revival duplexes and 1920s courtyard buildings, where bedroom proportions rarely match big-box bed frames.

Do designers get private or after-hours showroom appointments?

Yes. The West Hollywood showroom, at 8919 Beverly Blvd. near the Pacific Design Center, offers discreet scheduling for active projects, including off-hours appointments and remote fittings for clients who can’t visit in person. Fittings can also happen on-site, with in-home measurements and layout reviews to check how a mattress reads against the room’s furniture and architecture.

What’s different about a mattress specified through a trade program versus bought retail?

A trade-specified mattress is built to the project’s exact scale, bed height, and material spec rather than pulled off a showroom floor. Every mattress is handcrafted in the SoCal factory using natural latex, organic cotton, and wool, and double-sided constructions are available for projects where long-term durability is part of the value story a designer is delivering to a client.

Which neighborhoods does the West Hollywood showroom serve?

The showroom serves clients and design projects across West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Los Feliz, Silver Lake, Mid-City, Culver City, Santa Monica, Venice, and Marina del Rey, plus South Bay communities like El Segundo and Manhattan Beach. Its location near the Melrose Avenue design corridor and the Pacific Design Center puts it inside walking distance of the trade resources many WeHo-based designers already use daily. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a licensed interior designer to use the Designer Concierge program? 

The program is built for interior designers and project teams working on residential specifications, from a single custom mattress to a full-scale luxury installation. Designers request access through a private consultation, and the concierge team then supports specification, pricing, and installation for the project.

Can the concierge team come to the client’s home instead of the showroom? 

Yes. In-home measurements and layout reviews are part of the program, so the team can assess scale, bed height, and proportion directly in the space rather than relying on floor-plan dimensions alone. This is common for West Hollywood high-rises and hillside homes where elevator or stairwell access limits what can be delivered.

What materials does Custom Comfort Mattress use for designer-specified mattresses? 

Mattresses are built with natural latex, organic cotton, and wool in layered constructions, plus double-sided designs for added durability. Materials and construction are the same across trade and retail orders; the trade program changes the sizing, pricing, and coordination, not the build quality.

Does the trade program include installation, or does the designer handle that separately? 

White-glove set-up and installation are coordinated directly with the project team as part of the program. This includes managing timelines and adapting to changes as a project evolves, so a designer isn’t separately booking delivery logistics on top of the mattress order.

Is there a cost to attend a Lunch & Learn or request a consultation? 

Both the complimentary Lunch & Learn and the private consultation are offered at no cost as an introduction to the program’s capabilities and trade pricing. They’re intended for designers who want to see the factory-direct construction and material options before specifying for a client.

Do standard sizes ever work for West Hollywood projects, or is custom always required? 

Standard King, Queen, and California King sizing works for plenty of West Hollywood bedrooms. Custom and oversized builds come into play specifically when a room’s proportions, an existing frame, or a client’s comfort request falls outside those standard dimensions.