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Posted: July 01, 2019|Categories: All posts , Reverie News & Events , Sleep Science & Tech , Pregnancy & Motherhood , Featured posts|Tags: sleep science , reverie , innovation & tech today , dr. smarr , dr. amelia bailey , consumer electronics show , ces| -
Posted: May 16, 2019|||Read more »With Dr. Amelia Bailey Sleep interruptions can be a frustrating part of the transition to menopause. Not only is this time of life busy and full—you might have an active career, kids going off to college, aging parents, and endless things to juggle—sleep interruptions make everything harder. With 75% of women experiencing
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Posted: April 19, 2019||Tags: spring interior design , interior design tips , interior design ideas for spring , bedroom interior design , bedroom design trends , bedroom design , bedroom decorating|Read more »From time to time, Reverie collaborates with its partners to bring you special content. This month, Raymour & Flanigan is bringing you some special spring design tips. Spring will soon be here. It’s easy to feel a renewed sense of energy at the thought of the days growing longer, the sun
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Posted: April 08, 2019|||Read more »It’s your anniversary dinner, and you go out to that new Italian restaurant you’ve been eyeing for months. You wine and dine with abandon—roasted garlic, spicy octopus, pasta with sausage and rivers of homemade tomato sauce, and—of course—wine. Lots and lots of red wine. You come home and get in bed,
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Right now, I’m a walking example of the downsides of jet lag. My wife and I recently took our two daughters (both under 3) on an extended business trip to Asia. Essentially, we turned our bodily clocks upside down with a 12-hour change, resulting in several days of sleepless nights, crankiness and general mental haze to bookend the trip. Was it worth it?
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Right now, I’m a walking example of the downsides of jet lag. My wife and I recently took our two daughters (both under 3) on an extended business trip to Asia. Essentially, we turned our bodily clocks upside down with a 12-hour change, resulting in several days of sleepless nights, crankiness and general mental haze to bookend the trip. Was it worth it?
It seems that from the moment we open our eyes in the morning, technology-based solutions engulf nearly every aspect of our lives. Now, there are a number of companies trying to create tech-based solutions that will also ensure that you get a good night sleep.
Rain and cool temperatures couldn’t dampen spirits at a very brisk Winter Las Vegas Market Jan. 22-26. Market officials declared it the “largest-ever January show” with attendance surpassing last winter’s all-time high.
Right now, I’m a walking example of the downsides of jet lag. My wife and I recently took our two daughters (both under 3) on an extended business trip to Asia. Essentially, we turned our bodily clocks upside down with a 12-hour change, resulting in several days of sleepless nights, crankiness and general mental haze to bookend the trip. Was it worth it?
In a move to maintain its commitment to customer support, sleep systems manufacturer Reverie has ramped up its training support and added two experienced trainers to its team.
(See pg. 49) Sleep products manufacturer Reverie, with headquarters in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, elevated its adjustable offerings by introducing the Dual Tilt Base.
As part of a strategic move to increase its domestic manufacturing, sleep systems manufacturer Reverie will open an Innovation Center in the greater Buffalo area that will serve as the central production facility for its adjustable power bases, the company said.
Putting forth that “a great bed is more than just a mattress,” Reverie has changed the conversation around marketing adjustable bases. While the company offers and promotes a broad spectrum of mattresses featuring its exclusive DreamCell technology as well as innovative adjustable bases for every budget and every body, the company’s main thrust is the synergy between the two that results in optimal sleep.
