EGOHOME Explained: who runs the Knoxville sleep brand, how its Tenzura, Black, and Dreamer collections differ, and how the trial works.
Key Takeaways
- EGOHOME is operated by MLILY USA, whose parent company opened its first factory in 2003.
- EGOHOME’s Graphora cover builds graphene into the fabric fibers instead of coating the surface.
- Heavier back sleepers should consider the firm or hybrid Black models over medium foam.
- Mattress returns require 21 nights first and carry a $49 fee unless waived.
You’ve probably seen EGOHOME mattresses online at prices that seem low for what’s listed: cooling covers, hybrid springs, and a 100 night trial. That usually leads to one question.
Who is EGOHOME, really?
Here’s the short answer. EGOHOME is a mattress and sleep products brand based in Knoxville, Tennessee, and it sells three mattress collections: Tenzura, Black, and Dreamer. The longer answer, about the company behind the name, is more interesting than most shoppers expect.
Below, you’ll learn who runs EGOHOME, how the three collections differ, what independent testers found when they put the mattresses through their labs, and exactly how the trial and returns work before you decide to buy.
EGOHOME at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
| Brand | EGOHOME |
| Operated by | MLILYUSA, INC (listed on EGOHOME’s contact page) |
| Based in | Knoxville, Tennessee |
| Mattress collections | Tenzura, Black, Dreamer |
| Other products | Adjustable bases, bed frames, bundles, toppers, pillows, bedding, pajamas |
| Sleep trial | 100 nights for mattresses |
| Warranty | 10 year limited |
| Shipping | Free to the contiguous US |
In short, EGOHOME is a Knoxville based sleep brand operated by MLILY USA, selling three mattress collections alongside a full range of bases, bedding, and accessories.
Who Makes EGOHOME?
The Company Behind the Name
EGOHOME doesn’t hide who runs it. Its own contact page lists MLILYUSA, INC at 1909 Pinnacle Pointe Way in Knoxville, Tennessee.
MLILY USA is the North American arm of a larger company. Its parent is Healthcare Co., Ltd.
A Manufacturer, Not a Reseller
This is the part that surprises most shoppers. According to MLILY USA, its parent company didn’t start out selling mattresses at all. It started out building the machines that make them.
Here’s the timeline, as MLILY USA tells it:
- 2003: Healthcare Co., Ltd. opens its first factory, developing mattress machinery.
- 2008: The MLILY sleep brand launches, focused on memory foam mattresses and pillows.
- 2010: MLILY USA is established to bring the brand to American retailers and sleepers.
MLILY also says it develops its own foams and pours them on its own production lines, rather than buying them from outside suppliers.
Why does this matter to you? Many online mattress brands are small companies that design a product and pay someone else to make it. EGOHOME works the other way around. It’s a direct to consumer brand run by a company that already makes foam and mattresses at scale. That setup helps explain how EGOHOME can offer hybrid mattresses and cooling covers at lower prices than many shoppers expect.
What EGOHOME Says It Stands For
EGOHOME says it was built on one simple belief: better sleep “should be accessible, never exclusive.” The brand connects that idea to three things it says guide every decision: comfort, innovation, and honest pricing.
What EGOHOME Sells: Three Mattress Collections
EGOHOME organizes its mattresses into three collections. Two are defined by their cooling covers, and the third is the brand’s budget line. Knowing which collection fits you makes the rest of the lineup much easier to navigate.
| Collection | What sets it apart | Heights | Versions |
| Tenzura | Tencel and Ice Silk cooling cover | 12″ and 14″ | Hybrid and foam |
| Black | Graphora graphene cover | 12″ and 14″ | Hybrid and foam |
| Dreamer | EGOHOME’s budget line | 6″, 8″, and 10″ | Standard and RV |
Tenzura
The Tenzura collection uses a Tencel and Ice Silk cooling cover. It comes in 12″ and 14″ heights, in both hybrid and all foam builds, and in three firmness levels. The top of the range is the Tenzura Luxury Hybrid.
Black
The Black collection is built around EGOHOME’s Graphora graphene cover, and buyers can choose between a Standard cover and an Extra Cooling version. Like Tenzura, it comes in 12″ and 14″ heights, in hybrid and foam, with three firmness levels. Inside, EGOHOME uses its named foam layers: Copper Gel AeroFusion Foam®, GelBuffs, and BraceSleeper Support Foam.
Dreamer
Dreamer is EGOHOME’s budget line, available in 6″, 8″, and 10″ heights. It also includes the Dreamer RV Mattress, sized for campers and RVs.
All three collections share a few basics. EGOHOME says its foams are CertiPUR US® certified and its fabrics are OEKO TEX® certified. And every mattress ships compressed and rolled in a box.
What Is Graphora?
If you shop the Black collection, you’ll see the name Graphora on almost every product page. It’s worth knowing what it actually refers to.
Graphora is EGOHOME’s own name for its graphene based comfort technology. Graphene is a form of carbon, and EGOHOME says it’s known for its high thermal conductivity, meaning it moves heat efficiently. The brand’s goal with Graphora is to use that property to help carry heat away from your body while you sleep, so the mattress surface feels cooler.
How it’s built matters too. EGOHOME says the graphene is integrated directly into the fibers of the fabric rather than coated on the surface, which is why the technology is part of the cover itself and not a spray or finish.
You’ll find Graphora in three places across the EGOHOME range:
- The Black mattress series, where buyers can choose a Standard or Extra Cooling Graphora cover.
- The Graphora Bare Soft pajama sets for men and women.
- EGOHOME’s comforter line.
For a sense of real world results, one independent reviewer measured the Graphora cover’s surface at about 2 to 3°F cooler in their testing, describing the effect as noticeable but modest.
EGOHOME is also clear about what Graphora is not. The brand states that Graphora is designed for comfort and better sleep quality, and is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition.
Beyond Mattresses: The Rest of the EGOHOME Lineup
Mattresses are only part of what EGOHOME sells. The brand also offers nearly everything that goes under, around, and on top of the bed. For the base, there are two adjustable bases, the Adjustable Base Pro and the Adjustable Base, plus Adjustable Bed Bundles that pair a base and a mattress in a single order. If you’d rather have a fixed frame, EGOHOME sells several platform bed frames, including the Basic Wingback Bed Frame, the Lift Up Wingback Storage Bed Frame with storage underneath, and the newer Essential and Bamboo Upholstered Bed Frames. There’s also a Metal Bed Frame and a Low Profile Box Spring.
On top of the mattress, EGOHOME makes a full topper range, from the 5 Zone Gel Topper and Egg Crate Lavender Topper to the Tri Fold Topper. Its bedding covers pillows, sheet sets, comforters, duvet covers, and blankets, along with the Graphora pajama sets.
A couple of categories are unusual for a mattress brand. EGOHOME sells a Dreamer RV Mattress for campers and a Camping Sleeping Pad for outdoor trips. And unlike its mattresses, these non mattress products come with a 30 night trial.
Four EGOHOME Mattresses Worth Knowing
These four mattresses cover the full EGOHOME range, from the Graphora covered Black series to the Tencel and Ice Silk Tenzura line and the budget friendly Dreamer. Each pick is here for a specific reason, whether it’s a Best Seller label, a “Best Value” tag, or results from an independent lab test. All prices are “starting at” prices for the smallest size on egohome.com, so check the price for your size before you buy.
EGOHOME Black Hybrid 14″
The Black Hybrid 14″ is the top model in EGOHOME’s Graphora series and one of the brand’s Best Sellers. It pairs EGOHOME’s named foam layers with a pocket spring system, so it suits sleepers who want the cooling Graphora cover along with the bounce and support of a hybrid. It’s offered in three feels, and EGOHOME recommends the Medium Plush option for side sleepers and occasional back sleepers.
- Anti heat Graphora Cooling Cover, with graphene built into the fabric fibers.
- Layers include Copper Gel AeroFusion Foam®, AdaptiFoam®, Liquid Gel CoolFlex Foam, and BraceSleeper Support Foam.
- FlexDist pocketed spring system and a fiberglass free fire resistant inner cover.
- Three firmness options: Medium Plush, Medium Firm, and Firm.
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 153 reviews on egohome.com.
Price: $569 for a Full on egohome.com (listed at $679, checked September 2026), with an extra 10% off using code FALL2026 at the time of checking. Other sizes are priced differently, so check your size before buying. It includes free shipping to the contiguous US, the 100 night trial (21 night minimum, $49 return fee that may be waived), and a 10 year limited warranty.
EGOHOME Black Foam 14″
The Black Foam 14″ is the all foam version of EGOHOME’s Graphora series, and it’s the EGOHOME model with the strongest independent testing behind it. Sleep Foundation tested the Black 14″ all foam mattress in its Seattle lab, rated its feel medium (5 out of 10), and praised its pressure relief and motion isolation. That makes it a practical pick for couples and for sleepers who want the Graphora cover at the lowest price in the Black 14″ range.
- Choice of Standard or Extra Cooling Graphora cover, with graphene built into the fabric fibers.
- All foam layers: Copper Gel AeroFusion Foam®, AdaptiFoam®, Liquid Gel CoolFlex Foam, and BraceSleeper Support Foam.
- Fiberglass free fire resistant inner cover and a non slip bottom.
- Medium Firm was the feel available on egohome.com at the time of checking, which EGOHOME recommends for back sleepers.
Price: $299 for a Twin on egohome.com (listed at $409, checked September 2026). Larger sizes cost more, so check your size before buying. It includes free shipping to the contiguous US, the 100-night trial (21-night minimum, $49 return fee that may be waived), and a 10 year limited warranty.
EGOHOME Tenzura Hybrid 12″
The Tenzura Hybrid 12″ is EGOHOME’s pick for shoppers who want a hybrid with a different cooling approach than the Black series. Instead of a Graphora cover, it uses a knit cover made from polyester, Tencel, and Ice Silk, and EGOHOME labels it its “Best Value” mattress. It’s a fit for hot sleepers and couples who want pocket spring support without paying for the taller 14″ build.
- Cooling knit cover blending polyester, Tencel, and Ice Silk, designed to wick moisture and resist wrinkles.
- Layers include Copper Gel AeroFusion Foam®, AdaptiFoam®, Liquid CoolFlex Foam, and BraceSleeper Support Foam.
- FlexDist pocketed spring system, which EGOHOME says helps limit motion transfer between partners.
- Three firmness options: Medium Plush, Medium Firm, and Firm, with Medium Plush recommended for side and occasional back sleepers.
- Fiberglass free fire resistant inner cover and a non slip bottom.
Price: $429 for a Twin XL on egohome.com (listed at $559, checked September 2026), and eligible purchases included a free Graphora Dual Cooling Comforter at the time of checking. Other sizes are priced differently, so check your size before buying. It includes free shipping to the contiguous US, the 100 night trial (21 night minimum, $49 return fee that may be waived), and a 10 year limited warranty.
EGOHOME Dreamer Mattress
The Dreamer is EGOHOME’s budget mattress and the lowest priced way into the brand, and EGOHOME labels it a Best Seller. It’s a simple all foam build suited to guest rooms, kids’ rooms, first apartments, or anyone who wants a basic mattress without paying for cooling covers or springs. EGOHOME also sells a separate Dreamer RV Mattress for campers.
- Available in 6″, 8″, and 10″ heights.
- Jacquard fabric cover over a fiberglass free fire resistant inner cover.
- Green Tea Infused Gel AeroFusion Foam® over BraceSleeper Support Foam, which EGOHOME says helps keep the mattress feeling fresh.
- Medium firm feel, which EGOHOME recommends for back sleepers.
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 12 reviews on egohome.com.
Price: $104.99 for a 6″ Twin on egohome.com (listed at $159, checked September 2026). Taller heights and larger sizes cost more, so check your size before buying. It includes free shipping to the contiguous US, the 100 night trial (21 night minimum, $49 return fee that may be waived), and a 10 year limited warranty.
Adjustable Bed Bundle Pro
The Adjustable Bed Bundle Pro combines EGOHOME’s Adjustable Base Pro with a Graphora covered Black mattress and two pillows in a single order. It’s built for shoppers setting up a complete bed at once, especially those who want to raise the head or feet for reading, watching TV, or lounging. Buying it as a bundle costs less than buying each piece separately.
- Includes the Adjustable Base Pro, an EGOHOME Black Foam 12″ mattress in Medium Firm, and two Cooling Gel Pillows.
- Adjustable Base Pro features include preset positions, a zero gravity setting, a massage function, and USB and LED lighting.
- The base can sit on an existing platform frame or directly on the floor, with 5″ and 7″ leg options for Twin XL, Full, and Queen sizes.
- The mattress can be swapped for other Black models, including the Hybrid 12″, Foam 14″, and Hybrid 14″.
- Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 45 reviews on egohome.com.
Price: $1,149 for a Twin XL bundle on egohome.com (listed at $1,388, checked September 2026). Other sizes and mattress choices change the price, so check your setup before buying. The bundle page lists free shipping to the contiguous US, a 30 night trial, and a 1 year limited warranty, which differ from the terms on EGOHOME’s standalone mattresses, so review the terms before ordering.
What Independent Testers Found
EGOHOME’s own product pages will always sound positive, so it helps to look at what outside testers found when they put the mattresses through their own evaluations.
Sleep Foundation tested the EGOHOME Black 14″ all foam mattress at its testing lab in Seattle, with three testers each taking the bed home for a week. The team rated its firmness medium, a 5 out of 10, and singled out two strengths: pressure relief and motion isolation. In practice, that means the mattress cushions shoulders and hips well and keeps a partner’s movement from carrying across the bed.
Sleepline reached a similar conclusion in its review of the Black mattress:
- Motion isolation: 10 out of 10.
- Pressure relief: 8.5 out of 10.
- Edge support: 6 out of 10.
Sleepline called the Black a solid option for side sleepers.
Both reviews also help answer the more useful question: which EGOHOME model fits which sleeper?
If you’re a side sleeper, or you share a bed with a restless partner, the medium Black foam model lines up well with what testers praised. If you’re a heavier back sleeper, Sleep Foundation found that some testers in that group sank too much on the medium foam version, and it suggests the firm or hybrid Black models instead. And if you tend to sit or sleep close to the edge, a hybrid may give you a steadier feel than the all foam build.
How EGOHOME’s Sleep Trial, Warranty, and Shipping Work
Buying a mattress online means you can’t lie on it first, so the return rules matter as much as the mattress itself. Here’s exactly how EGOHOME handles them.
The 100 Night Trial
EGOHOME gives you 100 nights to decide whether a mattress is right for you, but the trial has a few rules worth knowing before you order:
- 21 night minimum. EGOHOME asks you to sleep on the mattress for at least 21 nights before starting a return, to give your body time to adjust. Returns requested earlier may not be approved.
- Questionnaire first. Every return starts with a short online form about your experience.
- In home pickup. Once your return is approved, EGOHOME schedules a pickup from your home, so you don’t have to repack the mattress or haul it anywhere.
- Refund timing. Your refund goes back to your original payment method within 7 to 10 business days after pickup.
- $49 return fee. EGOHOME deducts $49 from mattress refunds. It says the fee may be waived if you share detailed feedback in the questionnaire.
That last point is easy to miss, and it’s the one worth planning for. If you think there’s a real chance you’ll return the mattress, budget for the fee.
Other Products, Warranty, and Shipping
Bed frames, toppers, and bedding come with a shorter 30 night trial. EGOHOME’s mattresses carry a 10 year limited warranty. Bundles can list their own terms, so check the product page before ordering one.
Shipping is free to the contiguous US, but EGOHOME doesn’t ship to Hawaii or Alaska. Orders are processed in 1 to 3 business days, and delivery takes another 3 to 7 business days after that.
One setup tip before your mattress arrives: EGOHOME recommends a firm, flat foundation with slats less than 2 inches apart. Wider gaps can cause the foam to sag unevenly over time.
Current Ways to Save at egohome.com
EGOHOME was running several offers when we checked on September 29, 2026, and some of them apply to the products covered above.
- Fall Savings: up to 25% off sitewide.
- Bundles: up to 20% off when you buy pieces together, such as the Adjustable Bed Bundle Pro.
- Bamboo Bed Sheet Sets: buy one, get one.
- Graphora Pajama Sets: 20% off.
- Insider Circle: an extra $20 off when you join EGOHOME’s email list.
- Financing: pay over time through Affirm, or through Katapult lease to own, with as low as a $1 initial lease payment and no credit required.
Some product pages also carried their own offers. The Black Hybrid 14″ page showed an extra 10% off with code FALL2026, and eligible Tenzura Hybrid 12″ purchases included a free Graphora Dual Cooling Comforter.
Offers were active when this article was written. Check egohome.com for current terms.
Summary
EGOHOME is a Knoxville based sleep brand operated by MLILY USA, whose parent company opened its first factory in 2003. This guide covered five of its products: the Black Hybrid 14″ from $569 for a Full, the Black Foam 14″ from $299 for a Twin, the Tenzura Hybrid 12″ from $429 for a Twin XL, the Dreamer Mattress from $104.99, and the Adjustable Bed Bundle Pro from $1,149, alongside Fall Savings of up to 25% off sitewide.
The Black series stands out for its Graphora cover, with graphene built into the fabric fibers. The Black Foam 14″ carries the strongest outside evidence, with Sleep Foundation praising its pressure relief and motion isolation. The Tenzura Hybrid 12″ offers a different cooling approach through its Tencel and Ice Silk cover, while the Dreamer serves as the brand’s budget entry.
Heavier back sleepers and anyone who sits near the bed’s edge should look at the firm or hybrid Black models rather than the medium foam version. Buyers should also plan around the trial rules, since EGOHOME requires at least 21 nights before a return and deducts a $49 fee unless it waives the charge after detailed feedback.
