Cameron Hosking, Marketing Manager at Highgrove Beds, talks about recent investments, product innovation and key appointments.
The past year at beds and mattresses manufacturer Highgrove Beds has been one of expansion, innovation, and investment. The company continues to go from strength to strength, which is evident in its recent award win, being named Best Supplier for Delivery Service 2025 in the Big Furniture Awards, as voted by the industry.
“We’re proud to be recognised as Best Supplier for Delivery Service,” says Cameron. “At Highgrove Beds, we believe great products are only part of the story – exceptional service is what truly sets us apart.
“That’s why our FASTERSLEEP® delivery service, run entirely in-house with our own fleet, is central to everything we do – ensuring control, consistency, and dependable service retailers can build their businesses on. A big thank you to our dedicated Transport Team and everyone who helps keep Highgrove moving – and to our customers for recognising the difference.”
Building the foundation for the award win has been Highgrove’s significant investment in logistics over the past 12 months. Cameron explains: “We’ve added four new vehicles to our transport fleet – two articulated lorries and two 12-tonne trucks – further strengthening our ability to deliver products quickly and reliably.”
From logistics to products and people, Highgrove Beds introduced a number of new headboard and bedframe designs, each tailored to meet the evolving needs of UK consumers, earlier this year the January Furniture Show 2025. Furthermore, Highgrove unveiled new additions to its PowerAdjust collection of adjustable beds, combining technology and comfort. “These new offerings reinforce our reputation for balancing craftsmanship with innovation,” Cameron continues.
“A number of key leadership appointments have helped shape our direction over the past year too, which includes myself at the latter end of 2024.”
Highgrove appointed Steaven Hodgson into the newly created role of Chief Product & Innovation Officer to bolster design development, while Paul Mason was appointed as National Key Accounts Manager to further strengthen its relationships with major retail partners. Finally, Tim Short has been appointed as Area Sales Manager for the Midlands, which means the business now has a dedicated representation across every region in England, Scotland, and Wales.
“Our Sales and Marketing departments have also welcomed several new team members,” Cameron said. “The growing team reflects the company’s continued investment in people and partnerships – a recognition that the relationship between the manufacturer and customers, as much as products, drive long-term success.”
With success in mind, Highgrove Beds, which is a headline sponsor of the Bed Industry Awards, will be presenting its latest developments during the NBF Bed Show this month. “The event celebrates innovation and excellence across the sector – values that have shaped Highgrove’s approach for over two decades,” Cameron said.
“Please visit Highgrove at the NBF Bed Show on stands D20 & E40. We look forward to seeing you there.”
