The DARWIN platform has been specifically designed to manage environmental disturbances and provide a wellness sleep experience. Get the quality of sleep you’ve always dreamed of.
DARWIN Circadian Lighting emulates the natural rising and setting of sun, which can help regulate your circadian rhythms to help prepare your body to sleep at night.
Blackout blinds close to eliminate exterior light pollution.
Temperature in the bedroom can help facilitate the onset of sleep. As you lie in bed preparing for sleep your core body temperature begins to drop. Maintaining an optimal temperature in your room during the night can help the process along.
Air quality is extremely important to your ability to breathe and sleep comfortably throughout the night. Your home is continually monitored and activated to maintain interior air quality conditions.
The DARWIN Mattress provides deep pressure relief and support so you can remain comfortable throughout the night.
DARWIN Circadian Lighting allows you to wake naturally in the morning by utilising light patterns that mimic the rising sun.
Blackout blinds open automatically to bring in the natural outdoor light that your body needs in the morning.
Temperature gradually increases in the DARWIN Sleep Environment, providing cues to your body that it is time to awaken.
Speakers immerse you in sounds of nature as you begin to rise from sleep.
Long term sleep deprivation can decrease your overall quality of life and increase your risk of mortality and disease.
From lighting to temperature, many elements of your bedroom’s environment can impact your sleep.
The DARWIN Sleep Environment helps to create an experience conducive to better sleep.
Scientists once believed that sleep was a state of inactivity, a time when our brains and bodies shut down for the night in preparation for the following day. We now understand that our bodies, and more importantly our minds, are quite active while we sleep.
Sleep plays a regenerative role for both your mind and body, and it may affect you in more ways than you think. Leading researchers and institutions all agree that sleep is one of the most important activities we engage in to maintain peak physical and mental performance.
Sleep is commonly understood as one of the most important factors contributing to human health and wellbeing. Specifically, sleep quality and quantity are both critical to living a happier and healthier life. In fact, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now states that sleep deprivation is a public health concern.
Light pollution, particularly in urban settings, is considered a global public concern.
Blue light exposure at night, often emitted from technology devices, is one of the primary environmental drivers of sleep disturbance.
Temperature is one of the key environmental factors contributing to your ability to fall asleep at night, as well as your ability to achieve restful sleep.
The National Sleep Foundation found that almost 50% of Australian adults identify noise disturbance as a cause of waking.
With over 25% of Australian adults experiencing sleep disturbances related to physical pain and general discomfort, your mattress and bedding can profoundly impact your sleep.
