The Devonshire is available in King size with a center split option for partners who prefer different firmness levels.
It uses 1,716 hand-nested Vanadium steel coils in King, each in its own calico pocket for independent support, plus multiple layers of British fleece wool for temperature management and long-lasting surface support.
This model suits sleepers who value natural wool layering, tailored firmness options (Soft to Extra Firm), and a durable edge with reinforced border coils for long-term shape and comfort.
It combines hand-teased Devonshire fleece wool layers, a deeper British fleece wool layer, and two rows of hand side-stitching to keep the edge firm, plus hand-tufting with felt washers to prevent fibre shift.
Care is focused on regular use and periodic rotation to help even wear; the design aims to prevent uneven compression through its tufting and border construction.
The ticking is woven from wool and viscose, a pairing that keeps the cover soft against the skin while the viscose adds durability to a fabric subjected to decades of use. Beneath it, a layer of hand-teased Devonshire fleece wool provides the immediate give — teasing opens the fibres so air moves freely through them, which moderates temperature through the night rather than trapping it. A further layer of British fleece wool beneath that adds depth and resilience, so the surface does not compress unevenly over time.
The spring system consists of a single tier of 1,716 hand-nested, calico-pocketed Vanadium steel coils in a King size. Each spring sits within its own calico pocket and responds to weight independently, so two sleepers of different builds are supported without interference between them. Vanadium steel holds its tension longer than standard carbon steel, which is why Vispring applies it across the range. The Devonshire is available in four tension options — Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm — and King sizes can be split across the centre for partners with different preferences. Two rows of hand side-stitching secure the border coils to the mattress edge, keeping the sleeping surface firm and consistent to the very perimeter. Hand-tufting with felt washers anchors the fillings in place at regular intervals, preventing any lateral shift that would otherwise create unevenness after years of use.
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