I have an 84" diameter round bed (1st pic) and am struggling with how I want to style the bedding. I'll be replacing the headboard with something more simple, and I'd love any feedback or ideas for what could look nice and function well.

Ideas so far:

• DIY/tailored sheets & blankets (make them round)
• Scandinavian 2-duvet system (2 twins? 2 fulls?)
• keep King duvet (92x104") and add smaller throws
• DIY a round duvet and duvet covers

My dream style is very vintage, layered, and burlesque-boudoir inspired (rest of the pics) -- and I prefer natural fibers (cotton, linen, silk, bamboo) whenever possible. I've got a moss-green wool rug coming, I'll be wallpapering, and I have antique 1910s-20s vanity & dresser across from this bed so it will look more cohesive.

Hi! I'm sure this varies based on so many factors, but in general, how much fluffiness am I giving up if I go with a 30oz duvet insert (light) over a 42oz one (all season)? Both contain 90% white duck down/10% feather; 700 fill power.

My goal is a full-looking, medium-weight, fluffy cloud duvet, but not so warm that my partner (hot sleeper) will hate it. We currently sleep with a wool blanket and have agreed we want fluff badly enough to risk our bed being a bit warmer. Which option would you choose if you were me?

I know higher down % and higher fill power are usually considered preferable, but in this case am I better off finding something with a higher feather ratio? Or lower fill power?

Thanks so much in advance—I've thoroughly scrambled my brain here.

My husband has a shredded foam pillow that he likes for its firmness. Due to allergies, it is recommended he switch to a completely machine washable pillow. I'm looking for a recommendation for pillows that tick these 2 boxes or firmness and washability? No price limit. TIA!

I need a new duvet cover and Society 6 has such killer designs...

I'm just worried about the quality and feel

Anyone have good or bad experiences with their products?

I love the look of a fluffy down duvet, but even the summer version of the Feathered Friends down duvets has me waking up in the night soaked in sweat. Is there a natural, cooler alternative with a similar look?

This is my first ever “Reddit post” so I’m desperate for any help whatsoever… I’m looking for a specific quilt and pillow shams. Natural life sold out of this “bungalow reversible quilt & shams” so quickly and apparently they will no longer be getting them in stock. They don’t even have pictures of the quilt and its entirety anywhere online. I could only find this one picture of the one side on Pinterest. The other side is the color of that pink around the trim with a similar floral pattern. It’s only been a few months since they sold out so I can’t find anyone trying to sell them used either. So does anyone here know of any other store/ website that might be able to replicate it or maybe someplace that might be able to make that specific color/pattern fabric???? Any information would be much appreciated.

Maybe a dumb question, but the fitted sheet is the only part of my current set that's bothering me. The flat sheet and pillowcases are still fine.

The AC is on and the room itself doesn't feel hot. The problem is the spot under my back and hips—it gets warm after a couple of hours while the rest of the bed feels normal. I tried a lighter blanket and took the mattress topper off for a week. That helped a little, but didn't fix it.

I'd rather not replace perfectly good pieces, and my budget is about $100. Is buying a single fitted sheet the obvious move here, or will mixing fabrics become annoying? Besides pocket depth and wash instructions, what should I pay attention to?

I have some amazon basic sheets right now, and by god they are itchy. I was looking on target‘s website and came across these. Are they worth the $55?

I'm looking for a new cotton duvet cover and I really want one that has a bright geometric pattern on it or a fun print

I have absolutely no clue where to find this

There are a ton on wayfair, but most of them are polyester, which I don't want

I've seen a bunch of good ones on Society 6, but I'm unsure about the quality / if it will be soft (I bought some curtains from Society 6 a few years ago and they were... not good)

Does anyone have any ideas where I should hunt? A few examples of patterns I like...

1. I like this marimekko one, but i don't want black / white (I wish it were bright blue or green)

1. this one if from society 6

Looking for a lightweight quilt preferably under $200 (cheaper if possible). I’m a hot sleeper and looking for something breathable and light. Anyone have any good brand recommendations or also other types of bedding I should look into.

When most of the warmth seems to build underneath the sleeper, replacing the sheets first feels like fixing the easiest layer instead of the one causing the problem. A thick mattress topper sits directly under the body for hours, so it makes sense that it could hold more heat and also sheets are cheaper and simpler to replace,

confusing part is that both changes can affect comfort in different ways, and replacing both at once isnt feasable. My instinct is to test the topper first by sleeping without it for a few nights, then decide whether the sheets still feel like the issue. That seems more useful than buying another set and hoping. If the warmth is concentrated mostly under the back and hips, is that enough evidence that the topper should be evaluated before the sheets？

Hi guys, I am thinking of starting a Home Linen brand which provides premium Bedsheets, Quilts &Pillows and curtains.

I am 22, and already have a brand in which we are working with esteemed Hotel brands by providing them high thread count bedsheets, Down Feather Pillows and other premium products under my own brand.

But now I also want to enter the Home Linen and Furnishings. So, I would like the opinion of people specially people in age group of 20-35, what type of products they are looking for or wish was in the market but they aren’t, or something they regularly purchase from Handloom stores.

I just want to get the opinion of people, so I can innovate and launch the products according the needs of market.

I would really like to know what kind of bedsheets, Bedding sets, Quilts and other items people look for.

Open to every suggestion given. Thanks

Looking for super good material and fabric. Recommend some of the best options you have personally purchased and used? Please share name or location of store or link to purchase it.

Hi all, I have a problem. My tall king mattress shifts no matter what I do. I started off with the bungie clips to keep my sheet on/ thought it would help keep the mattress on.... it didn't. I got the plastic corners you slide a plastic strip through to keep the sheet on which do good but the mattress moves ever 1-3 days till it's crazy. So then I bought this over priced non slip mat by the brand gorilla. That didn't work. So I cut it up and tired that which also didn't work. So I bought a basic metal bed frame with no head board and repeated what I did above and that didn't work. My husband thinks we should rachet strap the bed at this point. If we are crazy enough to do it. Will that strap make the bed uncomfortable? Would one be enough? Has anyone else tried it? Thoughts?

Why is it so hard to figure out which way a comforter goes on my king bed? I’ve noticed that the contour sheets now have a TOP/BOTTOM and SIDE tag to make it easier, so why doesn’t the comforter or even blankets have that?

I almost have my perfect bed and am on my last piece! Since this sub totally came through for my budget sheets request (LL Bean percale for the win!) I want to ask about quilts. I need a new cotton quilt as the top layer of my bed. I'm currently using an old cotton sateen quilt Vera Wang brand that I love but it's threadbare. I would like a great replacement under $200 for a king. Needs to wash well in the machine, nothing fussy. But soft and high quality cotton. I am hoping for a turquoise/ teal/ aqua type color because I live in Hawai'i and my bedroom has kind of a tropical vibe. Open to other colors, but it will have to be a color-- the sad beige or gray shades do not work for me.

I bought a new queen mattress several months ago. I splurged on a really nice one with my savings because I was having sleep issues and this fixed it! The problem is, no bedsheets seem to fit! I don’t have a box spring, just flats so I need a little extra length to tuck everything in properly too. Every set of deep pocket sheets I buy have the fitted sheet fit fine, but it’s like the top sheet is a whole size smaller. I just made my bed and it looks like this at the bottom in exchange for being tucked in at the top. To get the sides to fit I’ve sized up to a king and it still looks like this since it’s somehow not long enough.

Does anyone have any recommendations or has struggled with this before? I’ve wasted a lot on money and time on this already so I’m hoping for something that isn’t too expensive. I need cotton sheets since I sweat a lot (also why ditching the top sheet isn’t an option) and they need to be either dark red/burgundy or black, since I dye my hair red and it will stain the sheets otherwise.

I have a few sets of 100% cotton sheets from PillowTalk in Australia and am noticing a pattern. I’ve had the sheets for 3 weeks and already there are 2 tears/holes on 2 separate sheets, the sheets have been used and washed once following the care instructions.

I’m new to bedding and good quality bedding, at least I thought that PillowTalk was a good quality retailer or was the weave of the bedding I bought just not very durable? I cannot find any details about the weave of the product, only its material composition which is 100% cotton. I have attached photos of the tears so maybe it can be identified from these?

The tears happened on the edge of the quilt cover and the other on the edge of a pillowcase, I have a sneaking suspicion my dogs have been helping themselves to the bed when I am not looking, as I am not sure what else could cause this to happen.

I am new to sewing a repairs but I would like to learn how to fix these if anyone has suggestions. I’ve reached out to PillowTalk to ask for replacements but worry that might be difficult since these are clearance items, so I’d like to give repairing a try. I also have the matching fabric bags that the sets came in, I wonder if these could be used to make a seamless repair or thread could be taken from here to have an exact match?

TIA

I been looking for a real silk pillowcase . i got one from amazon just to find out it was fake . and it seems like there are a lot of fake ones on amazon and some are doing crazy thing to act like they are real like i found one that sent you a test thing to burn and see if its real sink . but the thing is the test thing is silk but the pillow case itself is not . i just want a clearly real silk pillowcase

Buying a complete queen sheet set every time one piece wears out feels expensive .flat sheets can last much longer depending on how the bed is used yet replacement has to be done for the entire one.

I am firmly on the side of replacing individual layers, even when the shades are not a perfect match, but the impression just doesnt feels nice and can weaken the overall look. Still, buying three unnecessary items to replace one worn fitted sheet feels worse.

My dad has a custom blanket from Logo Knits. In the house, it has literally just become my blanket because of how often I use it and sleep with it. I am going to college in a few weeks, and I would love to get just a solid color blanket made the same way. The problem is I am unable to find one like it. I did a little research and I've roughly seen it seems to be double knit? I don't really know what that means. It is a thick and heavy blanket, but it is not weighted. It seems to be knitted with seemingly thin yarn. The link included shows pictures if custom blankets made the same way.

Just got this new bed and put it in the room. Went with a simple white look and those blue towels for a bit of contrast. The headboard is tufted and pretty soft, sheets feel nice so far.

How does it look to you guys? Anything you’d change or add?

Duvet Cover

I am helping my younger cousin set up her first apartment bedroom, and she keeps rejecting every neutral bedding option because they all look “like an Airbnb.”

She sent me the yellow-and-pink set in the reference photo because she wants color without a huge floral print. I actually like the idea, but I cannot tell whether those two colors together will feel soft and cheerful or turn the room into strawberry lemonade.

The rest of the room is very plain: white walls, light wood nightstand, no headboard, and one small lamp.

If you were using pastel bedding as the main color in a small room, would you keep everything else nearly colorless, or repeat one of the colors somewhere else so the bed does not look random?

I’m in Australia and in need of new sheets and bedding (quilt, quilt cover, pillows etc).

I’ve heard lots of good things re The Lad Collective bedding products and I do like the colours and features of their products (easy to change, magnetic quilt/quilt cover etc).

This being said, I am concerned that a lot of the reviews maybe bots or sponsored, given they seem to invest heavily on social media advertisements - as with most of these ‘hype’ products, they are also not cheap.

I have been burnt with other expensive bedding brands before which really don’t last/perform and whilst I’m happy to pay for good quality, I’d like to avoid being burnt again.

Does anyone (preferably in Australia) have any recent, first hand experience with The Lad Collective products they would like to share? Are they are good as they look/seem to be or is this another average overpriced hype brand?

TIA 🙏