A Century of Craftsmenship
The heart of our story was a vision of exceptional sleep, born from a simple act of love.
A century of craftsmanship has followed, grounded in our unwavering commitment to ingenuity and care. Every detail is crafted with the finest natural materials and time-honored techniques passed down through generations.
1889
James Marshall, a British engineer living in Canada, crafts the world’s first pocket-spring mattress to bring his wife comfort during a period of illness.
1911
Vi-Spring is born. The company adopts the Roman numeral VI, a nod to the six springs sewn into each pocket, and the iconic hare motif.
1912
Our mattresses find a home aboard the legendary RMS Titanic, elevating sleep in each of its 39 suites and 350 First Class Cabins.
2012
Vispring receives the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, a recognition for innovation and excellence.
2024
We proudly received the King’s Award for Enterprise - a testament to our enduring commitment to ingenuity and care.
Today
Today, over 200 people in our Plymouth workshop continue our legacy.