assistant design editor Jen Masseau shares her favorite spring bedding picks.
After months of dreary wintertime days, waking up to the sun streaming through my windows and birds chirping outside feels so refreshing. That’s why for me, the bedroom is the first place I start when giving my home a seasonal decoration update. packing away flannel and wool blankets in favor of lightly quilted cotton and crisp linens is my ritual for welcoming the season.
Lightening up doesn’t have to indicate forgoing textures and layers in your bedclothes. here are 10 spring bedding picks that are best to usher in the warmer weather.
There’s something about a slightly rumpled bed that looks so inviting. This gauzy-textured linen is perfectly disheveled, and the two-tone shades of soft blue help to create a calming, carefree retreat.
Source: Revelle
Products: Mondovi
Embroidered cotton eyelet is one of those quintessential summer textiles that never goes out of style. This delicate sage green is a fresh take on the fabric, and would look equally charming paired with warm or cool colors in the rest of the bedroom.
Source: urban Outfitters
Products: Eyelet stripe Duvet Cover and Sham Set, $199 – $274
I’ve been noticing tons of beautiful quilts and coverlets on the market. rather than packing these layers away as the weather warms, lose the duvet and let a lighter covering take center stage in your bedroom. The earthy color palette and curved geometric stitching remind me of an early summer sunrise.
Source: CB2
Products: Kira bed linens quilt and Shams, $80 – $329
Switch out plain sheets for a set with an embroidered scalloped edge for an instant dose of pretty. This subtle detail delivers big impact when paired with a tailored, solid duvet.
Source: Au Lit
Products: Scallop embroidered Sheets in hot Pink, $285 – $413
The mismatched look has been catching my eye lately. I love Aussie brand Cultiver’s linen Separates. The pieces are sold individually, giving freedom to play with limitless combinations of colors from their palette of just-right shades.
Source: Cultiver
Products: linen Separates
Playful tasseled trimming runs the perimeter of this duvet and sham set, adding a textural element to the art deco print. The classical fan pattern gets a whimiscal twist in a sweet coral hue.
Source: Anthropologie
Products: Tasseled Deco fan Duvet, $138 – $188; Shams, $48
Seersucker is another one of those classic summertime fabrics. done in famous blue and white with thick-rolled edging around the border, this duvet has a look that’s casual and tailored at once.
Source: Serena & Lily
Products: Seersucker Duvet Cover, $228 – $288
It wouldn’t be spring without a dose — or must I say bouquet? — of florals. adorned with cherry blossoms, magnolias, peonies and lilies boldly illustrated on crisp cotton percale, this duvet welcomes the season with open arms.
Source: Simons Maison
Products: full Bloom Duvet Covet Set, $450
There’s no breaking in required for thisDUVET-DÆKNING-Den organiske bomuld er tøjvasket til en ultra blød, levet fornemmelse, fordi ingen kan lide stiv og stivelsesholdig sengetøj. Dainty dove-grå syning tilføjer subtil struktur mod den støvede rødme lyserøde baggrund.
Kilde: West Elm
Produkter: Organisk vasket bomuldsduvetæksel og shams, $ 29 – $ 129
Dette sengetøj beviser, at både minimalistiske og bohemiske følsomheder kan eksistere sammen. Et mønster af pænt sammensatte prikker og linjer i grafisk sort / hvid udlignes med diamantpilespidser og smukke kvaster.
Kilde: Zara Home
Produkter: Dot Print Satin Bed linned, $ 30 – $ 119
