
The difference between a day that flows and a day you drag yourself through is decided the night before… in your bedroom, in your bedding, and in how seriously you treat your rest. In this edition, we explore the science of rest and the power of a cosy sanctuary.
“If you’re not sleeping well, it affects your appetite, you won’t feel like working out, and your stress tolerance will be really, really low.”
— Dr. Peter Attia,
Longevity Expert & Author of Outlive
Most people who care about health, wellness, and longevity jump straight to workouts, supplements, and nutrition. Dr. Peter Attia, one of the world’s leading longevity experts and author of Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity, puts sleep first.
His reasoning is this: poor sleep does not just make you tired. It disrupts appetite, eliminates motivation to exercise, and reduces your stress tolerance. Long and short of it all, it undermines every other healthy habit you are trying to build.
There is a real, felt difference between waking up after a night of tossing and turning versus waking up after deep sleep. One leaves you dragging through your morning. The other sets the tone for a productive and refreshing day.
The quality of your sleep determines how you rest and rise.
Which is exactly why creating a peaceful, intentional rest environment is not an aesthetic decision. It is a healthy one.
There’s a new pandemic in town. No, it’s not Covid or any of its close relatives. It’s related to rest. Specifically, resting and waking up feeling like you didn’t rest. Can you relate?
One of the leading causes of that, according to the studies we’ve been digging into, is screentime. Most digital platforms seem like the perfect tool to turn to when we need to unwind. However, the way they are designed, they’ve been shown to leave us with the opposite effects of unwinding.
Prolonged use of digital devices is associated with higher stress, distraction, and mental load.
The good news is there are ways to combat it. One of the ways to rest and rise feeling like you truly rested is to spend more time in low-stimulation environments, engaging in something analog like reading a physical book, journaling, or solving jigsaw puzzles.
Your bedroom is one of those low-stimulation environments. And to help you turn it into a safe space that holds and heals you, we asked Adesewa, our Head of Sales and Marketing, to curate the essential pieces that will help you achieve that transformation.
Here is what she curated:

Because a good night’s rest begins with a foundation that holds and hugs you - a super comfy mattress. Luleå is arguably one of the most comfortable rest foundations you can lay your hands body on ever.

Deluxe is easily one of the most important rest staples that’s missing from your bedroom. 400TC cotton, peak breathability, 9 colours to choose from. One night on Deluxe and you’ll question every other bedsheet you’ve ever laid on.

Another rest staple that holds you down in bed in the most therapeutic fashion. Fluidé all-season duvet is particularly designed for our weather to keep you cool when it’s hot and warm when it’s cool.
You don’t have to take our words for it when you can try these rest staples yourself to experience why people obsess about our bedding.
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Our new conversation series launched with Dabota Lawson, Founder and CEO of Dabota Cosmetics, on protecting rest, her sleep environment, and what balance actually looks like behind the scenes. Scan here to jump into the cosiest bed ever. Sorry! The full conversation.

“This season, let your bedroom be your favourite place to retreat after a long day. Fluff those pillows. Spread those sheets. Wrap yourself in Fluidé cosiness.”

— Adesewa Adejuyigbe,
Head of Sales and Marketing, Fluidé
