The Restonic Scott Living Limited Edition is a hybrid mattress built around one clear promise: a cooler night with less partner disturbance. Designed with Drew and Jonathan Scott of HGTV’s Property Brothers, it combines three cooling technologies, gel-infused memory foam, and individually wrapped coils with a foam encasement. If you share a bed and wake up too warm, this is the Restonic model to look at first.
This review is part of our guide to the best hybrid mattresses, where the strongest models are compared side by side.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthe luxury innerspring alternative if you want a choice of three comfort levels and a full service delivery
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Patented Lumbar Zone support and a chiropractor-approved design
Who is the Restonic Scott Living Limited Edition for?
This mattress suits couples who disturb each other at night and sleepers who run warm. The individually wrapped coils with foam encasement are designed to reduce partner disturbance, while the gel-infused memory foam pulls heat away instead of storing it. It also fits shoppers who want a supportive, conforming feel rather than a very firm or very soft surface.
Buyers who value the Scott Living name and the design input of Drew and Jonathan Scott will find a mattress that follows their stated belief that a comfortable night’s sleep gives rise to better mornings. The construction targets three specific needs at once: cooling at the surface, temperature moderation in the layer below, and heat dissipation in the memory foam itself.
It is a good match for:
- Couples who want reduced motion transfer between sleepers
- Warm sleepers who need a cool-to-the-touch cover
- Shoppers who want conforming memory foam support with a coil base
- Back pain sufferers looking for a firmer but not too firm feel, as one owner reported
What does the 3X Cooling system actually do?
The 3X Cooling system is three separate technologies working at different depths. Cooling fiber in the cover delivers a cool touch surface meant to help you fall asleep faster. An inner layer directly below the surface acts as a temperature regulator to help you stay asleep longer. Gel-infused memory foam pulls heat away while you sleep so you wake up feeling rejuvenated.
Each layer handles a different part of the night. The cover addresses the first minutes when you lie down, the inner layer manages temperature through the middle of the night, and the gel in the memory foam keeps the foam itself from becoming a heat trap. This is a layered approach rather than a single treatment, which matters if you have tried mattresses that feel cool at first and then warm up after an hour.
How does the construction translate into feel?
The Restonic Scott Living Limited Edition is a hybrid: gel-infused memory foam over individually wrapped coils with a foam encasement. The memory foam delivers conforming support that buffers sensitive pressure points and helps improve circulation. The gel in that foam dissipates heat instead of storing it, so the conforming feel does not come with the warmth that memory foam is known for.
Underneath, the individually wrapped coils respond independently, which is what reduces partner motion disturbance. The foam encasement around the coil unit gives the perimeter a defined edge. Owners describe the result as supportive rather than plush: one buyer who needed something firmer but not too firm to ease morning back pain reported the mattress suited that need.
What do owners say about sleeping on it?
Published owner reviews on the brand’s page point in a consistent direction. A verified buyer rated the Scott Living Limited Edition 5 out of 5, noting that when their fiance moves in the night they are not disturbed. Another owner of a Scott Living Hybrid Lumbar Support model reported a noticeably better night’s sleep within two nights of delivery, having slept on it the first night about six hours after opening the box.
Not every report is glowing. One owner rated a Scott Living Signature Mattress 3 out of 5, saying the memory foam became too hot after a few years and that the mattress, while very firm and good at first, became hard to sleep on. Long term heat buildup in memory foam is worth weighing if you keep a mattress for a decade or more.
| Feature | What the Scott Living Limited Edition offers |
|---|---|
| Cooling | 3X Cooling: cooling fiber cover, temperature-regulating inner layer, gel-infused memory foam |
| Comfort layer | Gel-infused memory foam for conforming support and pressure point relief |
| Support core | Individually wrapped coils with foam encasement |
| Motion | Designed to reduce partner motion disturbance |
| Design partners | Drew and Jonathan Scott, HGTV’s Property Brothers |
| Brand line | Scott Living collection by Restonic |
How does it compare with other Restonic Scott Living models?
The Scott Living range includes the Limited Edition and the Signature Ultra Euro Top. Both sit under the same Scott Living banner with Restonic’s coil technology, but they are separate models with their own construction. If you want to compare how another Scott Living build feels, the Restonic Scott Living Signature Ultra Euro Top review covers that model in detail.
Within the wider Restonic catalog, the ComfortCare line offers several hybrid options such as the Restonic ComfortCare Fantasy Hybrid and the Restonic ComfortCare Enchantment Hybrid. Those models are worth a look if you want a Restonic hybrid outside the Scott Living collection.
What should you know before buying?
Three practical points matter when you consider this mattress. First, the cooling story is a three-part system, so judge it as a whole rather than expecting one layer to do all the work. Second, the motion reduction comes from the individually wrapped coil design, which is the standard mechanism for isolating movement in a hybrid. Third, memory foam comfort layers can change over many years, as one long term owner noted about heat buildup.
Buying advice in short:
- Pair it with a breathable sheet set so the cooling cover can do its job
- Give the foam a night or two to settle, as owners reported the feel improved after the first night
- Keep the long term heat behavior of memory foam in mind if you sleep very warm
Who should NOT buy the Restonic Scott Living Limited Edition?
Skip this mattress if you want an all-foam bed with no coils, if you need an ultra-firm surface, or if you are shopping for a very tight budget and want the lowest possible price. It is a hybrid with a defined coil base and a conforming foam top, so sleepers who prefer to lie on top of a firm surface rather than sink in should look at a firmer model instead. Shoppers who want a long trial period and a full service delivery experience may also prefer an alternative with those terms spelled out.
The Saatva Classic as an alternative
The Saatva Classic is an innerspring mattress with a 3 inch Euro pillow top, a dual coil design of over 1,000 recycled carbon steel coils in full size and up, and patented Lumbar Zone Technology for spinal alignment. It comes in three comfort levels: Plush Soft at 3 out of 10, Luxury Firm at 5 to 7 out of 10, and Firm at 8 out of 10. That range gives you a firmness choice the Scott Living Limited Edition does not offer.
Saatva also includes a 365 night home trial, free white glove delivery with in room setup and old mattress removal, and a lifetime warranty on the mattress. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified, the cover is GREENGUARD Gold certified, and the design is endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association. If you want a firmness choice and a service-heavy delivery, the Classic is the stronger pick.
Verdict: the Restonic Scott Living Limited Edition is the buy for couples who want cooling and less partner disturbance in one hybrid, while the Saatva Classic suits sleepers who want a choice of three firmness levels and a full service delivery.
World Sleep Almanac score: 7.6/10
Rated on five criteria: cooling design (strong, with three separate technologies), motion isolation design (strong, with individually wrapped coils), materials and construction (solid hybrid build), buyer sentiment across the Scott Living line (mixed, with 5 out of 5 and 3 out of 5 ratings published), and transparency on trial and warranty terms for this model (limited).
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Restonic Scott Living Limited Edition sleep cool?
It is built to. The 3X Cooling system places cooling fiber in the cover for a cool touch at the surface, a temperature-regulating layer directly below it, and gel-infused memory foam that pulls heat away rather than storing it. Three layers address three parts of the night instead of relying on a single treatment.
Is this a good mattress for couples?
The construction targets exactly that. Individually wrapped coils with a foam encasement are designed to reduce partner disturbance throughout the night, and a published owner rated the Limited Edition 5 out of 5 specifically because a moving partner did not disturb them.
What kind of feel does the gel memory foam give?
Gel-infused memory foam delivers the conforming support of memory foam, with gel that dissipates heat instead of storing it. It buffers sensitive pressure points and helps improve circulation, so the surface cradles you without the heat buildup associated with conventional memory foam.
Who designed the Scott Living Limited Edition?
Drew and Jonathan Scott, hosts of HGTV’s Property Brothers, worked with Restonic on the Scott Living line. Their stated position is that a healthy, comfortable and rejuvenating night’s sleep gives rise to better mornings, and the mattress is built to deliver a supportive sleep night after night.
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.