If you are looking for bedding ideas to create a layered bed using linen bedding you are in the right spot. In this post, I will share all the tips and links to the products I used to make your bed beautiful and cozy and elevate your bedroom design.
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Products in the photo:
Large arched mirror (Similar budget arched mirror)
Upholstered Gray Wash Wood Base Platform Bed (mine is in Basketweave Slub Ivory)
Black velvet pillows with linen border
Why Monochromatic Bedroom Design is the Trend You Need to Try
Bedding idea: from white bedding to tan linen bedding
For a long time, I had a simple white bedding and was content with it, but as time went on I wanted a more elevated layered bedding look. When my bed came it had a creamy white upholstered headboard, and my white bedding just looked too stark against the off-white bed. It was time to invest in quality bedding, with decorative through pillows and throw blankets.
How to layer bedding for a designer look
To layer bedding for a designer look you will need the following items:
– Pillows
You will need three types of pillows: king or queen pillows (that you will sleep on), king/queen or Euro pillows for layering, and 20×20 decorative throw pillow inserts.
– Shams
You will need 2 shams to match your sheets for the pillows you will sleep on, 2 different shams for decorative pillows, and 2-3 shams for the throw pillows. Throw pillows are a great way to add a pop of color to your bedroom.
– Fitted and flat sheet
You will want to buy a set so that the fitted sheet and pillow shams match.
You can go for a white insert comforter and a duvet, or a finished-look comforter.
– Throw Blanket
You can use a throw blanket to fold at the foot of the bed. A throw blanket is an easy way to add a pop of color to your bed.
King-size vs Euro pillows for the layered look
Should you use Euro size (26×26) or king/queen size pillows for your second layer of the pillows? It really is your preference. I tried both Euro and king pillows and added them side-to-side for comparison.
I ended up using an extra large king euro pillow for the insert. It gave my pillows a perkier, fuller look.
How to match throw pillows to your bedding
Throw pillows are an easy way to introduce bold colors. You can do different patterns, but you want the color to work together. For example, if you are going for muted, earthy tones in your bedding, the throw pillows can be gray, mustard, or copper.
I found these velvet pillows with linen borders with matched my duvet exactly. I choose to go with black, but they come in other bright colors.
FAQ
What is the current style of bedding?
Layed mix-and-match bedding is gaining popularity, as opposed to a matching bed from a bag. To achieve that you will need a solid, or toned-down duvet or cover with decorative pillows and a throw blanket at the foot of the bed.
What are the best types of bedding?
Silky or linen bedding are the best types of bedding. Silky pillowcases are great for hair and the face. I recommend using silky shams and sheets and a linen duvet for a comfortable and cozy look.
How do I make my bedding look cozy?
Add decorative pillows and a blanket, got for a lived-in mix-and-match look. Linen bedding has a cozy texture and feels luxurious and cozy at the same time.
Is linen a good bedding material?
Yes, linen is a good material. It’s natural and feels good to the touch.
Why is linen bedding so popular?
Linen bedding is gaining popularity because it gives that casual luxury look, plus it is good for the skin.
Where do you shop for bedding?
My favorite place to shop for bedding is West Elm. They have quality bedding and a beautiful selection for any taste.
Conclusion
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Creating a layered look for your bed is a great bedding design idea. Using lined bedding allows you to create a beautiful neutral color scheme. Follow the steps in the post to create your cozy bedding retreat.
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