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Sweet Dreams Honey
Alongside our mattresses, we support Irish beekeepers, share their raw honey, and back local causes.
A mattress company that sponsors a beehive, shares raw Irish honey, donates mattresses, and funds music education for children.
Our mattresses are made from natural materials — latex, wool and cotton. Supporting Irish beekeeping and the causes close to us is our way of giving something back to the land and the people they come from.
Sweet Dreams Honey
Yes, we sponsor a real hive.
Raw, unfiltered, single-origin Irish blossom honey from Little Honey House — the father-and-son beekeepers we sponsor in Wexford & Wicklow. No processing, no pasteurisation.
We sponsor Little Honey House — Adrian and Noah, a father-and-son team who keep bees across Wexford and Wicklow. Their raw Irish honey reaches us as Sweet Dreams Honey, jarred exactly as it comes from the hive.
The beekeepers we sponsor
Straight from the hive
A father-and-son team keeping bees across Wexford and Wicklow. Every jar is raw, single-origin Irish honey — bottled by hand and left exactly as the bees make it.
Great Taste Awards 2026 ★★ Spring Blossom · ★ Summer Blossom — in their first year of entry.
— Adrian & Noah
Follow @little_honeyhouseWhat we stand for
Five things that matter to us.
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One tree, two products
Hevea gives us latex sap for years. Its timber then becomes our bed frames.
Bees on Wexford blossom
Sea thrift, willow, chestnut and hawthorn along the Wexford coast.
No petroleum foams
No polyurethane, no memory foam, no added chemical flame retardants.
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Made close to home
Designed in Dún Laoghaire. Beekeepers in Wexford & Wicklow. Irish charities.
We donate the real mattress
The same chiropractor-designed mattress our customers buy. Not seconds.
Founders programme
Founders Honeybee Colony
Sponsor a colony with Little Honey House from its first spring, follow it all season, and take home the honey.
Your season to follow.
It starts with a nucleus colony — a “nuc” — in early spring. As temperatures rise and the willow, hazel, apple and chestnut come into blossom, the colony expands fast: a queen at full lay can add up to 2,500 bees a day.
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About 7 kg of summer honey Raw Irish blossom honey — 28 × 227 g jars, or 21 × 334 g.
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Two Christmas gift boxesComb honey and beeswax candles. Founders only.
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A season-long video diaryUpdates from the hive by WhatsApp, from nuc to full colony.
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Your own colonyWatch it grow from a small nuc to more than 50,000 bees.
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Half price from year two50% off retail on up to 5 kg, with priority access.
Covers the nucleus hive, the queen and the full colony hive. Management and harvesting are on us.
Giving back
Not just giving mattresses.
Dublin Choral Foundation
Music education for children since 1996 — cathedral-standard choral training, open to anyone who wants it rather than only to those who can pay for it.
Visit the foundationMattress donations
When we donate, we send the same chiropractor-designed mattress our customers sleep on. Not surplus, not seconds — to schools, families and community groups around Dublin.
Come and see us.
Our showroom in Dún Laoghaire is open six days a week — no appointment needed.