Saatva Celebrates 15 Years of Smarter Luxury Sleep with Viewing Room Event in Houston
Honoring 15 Years of Wellness, Design, and Restorative Living At Saatva’s Houston Location
On December 9th, Saatva celebrated its 15th anniversary with an exclusive gathering at its Houston Viewing Room. The event brought together media, influencers, and local tastemakers for a morning dedicated to wellness, comfort, and restorative design.
Guests were welcomed with freshly brewed coffee from Brightside Coffee Bar, artisanal pastries from Love Croissants, and pressed juices from Thrive Juice. A complimentary Petite Plume robe embroidery station by Mr. Embrogo and Spa Theory massages elevated the morning, while a calming soundscape by Decca Records created a peaceful environment. The event also provided a chance for guests to explore Saatva’s handcrafted mattresses, bedding, and home furnishings inside the thoughtfully designed Houston space.
“Houston marks an exciting chapter for Saatva in one of our most engaged and design-forward markets,” said Ron Rudzin, CEO & Founder of Saatva. “Texas has embraced our commitment to responsible, handcrafted luxury, and Houston — with its vibrant mix of culture and wellness-oriented consumers — felt like a natural home for our viewing room. As we open additional locations across the state, we’re proud to deepen our presence in a community that truly understands the value of restorative sleep.”
Notable guests included Emily Cotton, Craig Lindsey, Gabi De La Rosa, Samantha Dorisca, Emily Kammerlohr, Lonni Smith, Kendra Rydolph, Lindsay Brett, Kiki Raj, Jackie Garza, Crystal Alexander, Esmeralda Castro, and more.
Branded gift bags featured elevated wellness and lifestyle items from Verb, TELETIES, Dropps, Slumberkins, Borghese, and Beekman 1802.
This special celebration marked a significant milestone in Saatva’s 15-year journey, honoring the brand’s dedication to sustainability, craftsmanship, and high-quality sleep, while connecting with Houston’s vibrant creative community during the most festive month of December.
Photo credit: Kailye Nay
