The Sereniti costs $4,399 to $8,798 depending on size, and it is the softest mattress Organix Bed makes, which is the whole reason to consider it and the whole reason to be careful.
Price: $4,399–$8,798 · Verified: 2026-08-19
The Sereniti costs $4,399 to $8,798 depending on size, and it is the softest mattress Organix Bed makes, which is the whole reason to consider it and the whole reason to be careful.
Organix Bed sells the Sereniti as its plushest luxury organic mattress, built for sleepers who, in the brand's words, want deep cushioning without giving up responsive support. Price runs $4,399.00 to $8,798.00 across five variants: Twin XL, Queen, King, Cal King and Split King. There is no Full and no standard Twin in this line, so Twin XL is the floor.
The build the brand names is Talalay latex, cooling gel-infused foam, pressure-relieving micro-coils and adaptive layers. That combination is the reason the price sits where it does. Latex and pocketed micro-coils cost more to source and assemble than a slab of poured foam, and they behave differently under load: the coils carry weight in zones rather than as one surface, and latex returns to shape faster than memory foam. Whether that is worth four thousand dollars to you is a personal call, not a spec.
On materials, read carefully. Organix Bed states, store wide, that its mattresses are certified non-toxic organic and built without harmful VOCs or EMFs. Those are the brand's statements, not our findings. The store does not name the certifying body for the non-toxic claim on the product page, and the EMF line in particular is a marketing claim with no published test behind it that we have seen. If low-tox materials are the reason you are buying, ask for certificate numbers before you order, and judge the answer rather than the adjective.
What it gives up: firmness range, published detail, and any independent proof. This is the soft end of the catalog, so stomach sleepers and anyone who wants a firm surface should look at a different model in the line. Organix Bed publishes no firmness rating, no latex density, no coil count and no layer thicknesses for the Sereniti, which makes it hard to compare against a competitor that does publish those numbers. And at $4,399 minimum, you are paying luxury pricing for specs described in adjectives.
The backstop is the return policy. Organix Bed lists a 90-night trial and a 20-year warranty across the store. Ninety nights is category standard rather than generous, and it is the only real test available given how little is published. Before ordering, confirm what return shipping or pickup costs on a mattress this size, because that number is not in the terms we have.
If you add anything, add protection rather than more softness. The Organix Bed topper runs $499 to $999 for 2 inches of gel-infused CertiPUR-US certified soft foam under an organic cotton cover, which stacks plush on an already plush bed. The Five Sided plus HyperChill protector at $179.99 to $339.99 uses a waterproof H2Pro barrier, and a stain is the most common way a long warranty gets voided.
Side sleepers with a four-figure mattress budget who want a plush, latex-and-coil bed and who value the low-tox material story enough to accept it on the brand's word. Also a fit for couples buying Split King so each side can be replaced independently.
Skip it if you sleep on your stomach, prefer a firm surface, or want published density, coil count and certification numbers before spending $4,399. Skip it too if the EMF claim is your main reason to buy, since nothing supports it beyond the brand saying so.
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Organix Bed Sereniti Luxury Organic Mattress cross-shops across several editorial surfaces on this site: the full brand catalog and the in-depth guides for its category.
Organix Bed Sereniti Luxury Organic Mattress - buyer FAQ
What does the Sereniti actually cost?
It runs $4,399.00 at the entry size up to $8,798.00 at the top, across five variants: Twin XL, Queen, King, Cal King and Split King. Organix Bed does not list a Full or a standard Twin in this line, so Twin XL is the smallest size you can buy. That is one of the wider price spreads in the organic mattress category.
Is it really non-toxic and EMF free?
Those are the brand's words, not ours. Organix Bed states store wide that its mattresses are certified non-toxic organic and built without harmful VOCs or EMFs. We report the claim, we do not verify it. The product page does not name the certifying body, and no EMF testing is published, so ask for certificate numbers before treating either line as proof.
How long do I have to return it, and what is covered after that?
Organix Bed lists a 90-night trial and a 20-year warranty store wide. Ninety nights is category standard rather than generous, and a plush latex build takes time before it stops feeling unfamiliar. Confirm what return shipping or pickup costs on a mattress this size before you order, because the terms we have do not cover that.
Is the Sereniti too soft for a back or stomach sleeper?
Possibly. Organix Bed calls it their plushest luxury organic mattress and positions it for sleepers who want deep cushioning without giving up responsive support. The brand publishes no firmness number for it. If you sleep on your stomach or want a firm surface, this is the wrong model in the line, and the 90-night trial is the only way to find out.
Should I buy the matching topper too?
Probably not. The Sereniti is already the softest bed Organix Bed makes, and the topper adds $499 to $999 for 2 inches of gel-infused CertiPUR-US certified soft foam under an organic cotton cover. That stacks plush on plush. The Five Sided plus HyperChill protector at $179.99 to $339.99 is the more useful add, since its waterproof H2Pro barrier helps keep a 20-year warranty claim intact.
Organix Bed Sereniti Luxury Organic Mattress
$4,399–$8,798 · Verified 2026-08-19
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