Harrison Spinks

Harrison Spinks

Family bedmakers for over 180 years, Harrison Spinks embodies the very best of British craftsmanship. As a fifth-generation manufacturer, the company has been handcrafting luxurious beds and mattresses since 1840, combining timeless tradition with modern innovation. A world leader in sustainable bedmaking, Harrison Spinks creates 100% recyclable mattresses with zero waste going to landfills, setting the standard for eco-friendly luxury. At Sterling Home, we are proud to be one of the UK’s largest Harrison Spinks stockists, offering an exclusive range you won’t find anywhere else. Explore our collection below, which includes divan beds and mattresses available only at Sterling Home. Choose from various colours and storage options to customise your divan base and create the perfect bed for your home.

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Experience Harrison Spinks in Store

Experience the exceptional comfort, innovation and craftsmanship of the Harrison Spinks collection at any of our stores. Explore the full range of expertly handcrafted mattresses and beds, try them for yourself and let our sleep experts help you find the perfect fit for a restful night's sleep.

Frequently Asked Questions

Harrison Spinks is a family-run British bed maker with a history going back to 1840. Five generations on, it still handcrafts its beds and mattresses in Yorkshire.

Yes. Harrison Spinks designs and makes its own patented springs in Leeds, even building the machinery that makes them. Many mattresses combine full-size pocket springs with a layer of smaller springs for extra contouring support.

It depends on the mattress. Some need rotating head to foot every few months, while others are designed to be flipped seasonally, using the natural fillings to help with temperature. Each product page includes care advice.

Yes. Harrison Spinks owns a 300-acre farm in North Yorkshire, where it rears sheep for wool and grows natural fibres like hemp for its mattress fillings. It was the world’s first bed maker to grow fillings on its own farm.