BeddingGetting a new set of bedding is a great way to give your bedroom a mini-makeover and give yourself the warmth and comfort you want. When picking out bedding, consider the size of your mattress, the climate and weather, the material and weave that you want and whether you'd prefer a bedding set or separates.Bedding comes in the same sizes as mattresses (single, double, twin, full, queen, king and Cal-king), so it's easy to match your sheets and blankets to your mattress size. For colder weather, choose thicker top bedding, such as a down duvet or comforter, and consider flannel-weave sheets. For warmer weather, look for lighter top bedding and percale-weave or silk sheets. Cotton is the most popular material for sheets, but there are many varieties, including Pima cotton, which is silky and soft, and Egyptian cotton, which is soft and lustrous. You can also choose from a variety of weaves, including peracle, which is smooth and crisp, and sateen, which very soft, smooth and shiny.
For ease of coordination, consider getting a bedding set, or bed-in-a-bag. Most sets come with sheets, pillow cases and a blanket, and some come with bedspreads, pillow shams, dust ruffles and other extras.Quality bedding can mean the difference between a night spent tossing and turning and one of peaceful sleep. Yet, finding quality bedding online can be almost as hard as finding the Holy Grail. Many online bedding stores sell sheets and comforters only, but you might be looking for a quilt or a duvet. Fortunately, you’ve arrived at the king of bedding stores, where you can find the best quality sheets, comforters, and sets at the best prices. you’ll find quality bedding for kids, babies, and teens, as well as all your luxury adults needs. We also carry a wide range of blankets and throws, sleep pillows, mattress covers, and bed skirts. And we know you’ve tried other bedding websites for deep fitted sheets, and that they’re one of the hardest to find items. Now you have a place to shop for sheets that will fit your pillow-top mattress with ease.
When you buy bedding online, one of the most important considerations is the quality of the material it is made of. Connoisseurs agree that bedding made from Egyptian cotton is the most comfortable. You spend one-third of your life sleeping, so why not do it in comfort? If you’re looking for new bed sets, shop our quality line of Egyptian cotton sheets, which come in a range of sizes and colors. Two other items that are hard to find on the other bedding websites are Californian King and Full sized sheets. We offer these in several styles and designs, in addition to split queen, split king, and split Cal king. Want polka dots, stripes, floral design or your favorite sports team bedding? All of these are available, as well as animal prints, geometric, and paisley. You can also find just about any color sheet on our website. We also have great news if you’re looking for comforters online. In addition to regular comforters, we offer comforter sets with matching bed skirts and decorative pillow shams.
Having a very wide selection of colors, styles, patterns and sizes is critical. Be sure to take advantage of our Sales and Free Shipping Every Day! Remember, bed linens come in a variety of weaves and materials, and depending on the season, you might need to look for a specific fabric to ensure optimum comfort. Cotton is great for the hot summer months, but corduroy or micro suede would be much better for winter. Looking for something special like hypoallergenic, thermal-regulated, or wrinkle-resistant? If you need a new bedding set for your home, we’ll have the perfect sheets, comforters, sets and styles to complement your décor, regardless of your taste. Design the bedroom of your dreams with our vibrant duvets and comforters, matching sheet sets, and decorative pillows. Don’t wait for your next hotel stay: make your bedroom a deluxe sanctuary within your home with a new sheet set or one of our comfortable bedding sets. 40 Years of Excellence“Bedsheets are the most important thing in the world,” muses Bunny Williams, who has been decorating Upper East Side apartments and Connecticut country homes for over 30 years.
Because if you’re going to spend one-third of your life between the sheets, shouldn’t they feel fabulous? Here, Williams, along with some other very particular New York tastemakers — Sheila Bridges, Kai Avent-deLeon, and Aelfie Oudghiri — tells us the best sheets to buy. “The go-to sheets I choose for the majority of my projects. Clients love them for their comfort and accessibility, while I love their simple designs. There’s something uniquely versatile about them — it’s sophisticated enough for city life, but even in a country home it works perfectly against a more rustic backdrop. I never second-guess these sheets; more often than not they work for the interior I’m working on.” - Vicente Wolf, Designer “I have them on my bed right now and they are my softest sheets by far. They almost feel like flannel, but very lightweight, so they’re not as warm — just really soft and comfortable to the touch. Even though I have 20 other pairs of sheets folded in my laundry closet, I’ll take these off the bed, wash them, and put them back on.” - Sheila Bridges, founder of Sheila Bridges Design
For me, the perfect bed is a heavy duvet, a cashmere blanket, lots of pillows, and these cotton-percale white sheets. I think the scalloped edges have such a lovely shape to them and are so luxurious.” - Amanda Ross, Designer “My favorite sheets are Matouk, mostly because everything’s customizable, from the color of the threading to the monogram and the ruffles, but there’s this one embroidery that I keep coming back to. It’s this very Hollywood Regency scallop-shell pattern that’s kind of Miami-influenced too. It’s very 1940s, 1950s glam with the seashells and the scalloped edge, and I love it.” - Sasha Bikoff, founder of Sasha Bikoff New York “It’s not the world’s highest thread count, but the Egyptian cotton on these sheets has this really tight weave that makes such a difference on your skin. The sheets have this handsome pair of satin borders you can get in different colors, too. It’s a brand built on practical creativity and affordable luxury.” - Becky Shea, Designer, Homepolish
“I recently used bamboo linens for a large project and I will definitely be using them more going forward. The company is BedVoyage and the quality of the product is excellent, the feel is amazing. Bamboo is one of the strongest and hardest natural materials, and yet when you feel the fibers on these sheets it’s just incredibly soft. Softer than you’d imagine. Like, baby soft on your skin. Also, it’s extremely durable — it generally lasts about two times longer than cotton sheets — and it’s easy to clean. It’s usually more expensive, but overall quality and durability makes this the hands-down winner.” - Anishka Clarke, co-owner of Ishka Designs “I have this habit now that I like to sleep with a silk pillowcase. You don’t end up with as many pillow creases, it’s gentler on your skin, and your hair isn’t as frizzy when you wake up. Most of the silk pillowcases out there are really tacky, but I found a brand called Kumi Kookoon. They have this range of incredible colors.
I use a really deep indigo-navy and it’s a dream to sleep on. They’re so soft and I really notice the difference when I wake up. My hair is not as crazy bedhead in the morning and my skin feels better.” - Zoe Mac, founder of Zoe Mac Design “My absolute favorite sheets are the hotel classic from Frette, which are kind of like the fantasy version of Upper East Side hotel bed linens. They’re Italian-made in this Egyptian cotton that’s just the softest and butteriest fabric to laze around in. I love the chic and simple double-line embroidery, too.” - Michael Shome, Director of Photography, Architectural Digest “I really liked Snowe’s dinnerware, so I started using their sheets, too, and I’ve found that they’re really good quality and decently priced. As I got older I realized the importance of having quality sheets, and with these I finally feel like an adult. They’re cotton, which is the only material I buy now, and they’re really soft, kind of plush. They’re breathable and low-maintenance, so I don’t have to constantly clean them even though I buy an off-white color.” - Kai Avent-deLeon, owner of Sincerely, Tommy
“For the breadth of their pattern options, I always go back to Pratesi — there’s a certain level of craftsmanship and luxury to the brand. You can feel how breathable the cotton percale is, and the embroidered patterns add just the chicest unexpected touch. I think Andy Warhol’s favorite sheets were Pratesi, too. I get a huge kick out of that.” - Patrick Mele, Designer “I only buy my own bedding and I like block-printed Indian sheets. India is famous for its cotton because it’s been exporting cotton for, like, millennia and creates the most cotton in the world. Sure, people talk about Egyptian cotton, but Indian cotton is better. When you get a lot of the really soft bedding like jersey it’s because they’re going through these chemical processes where it’s washed a million times so it’s really fucking wasteful. I like my bedding to soften over time and grow with me.” - Aelfie Oudghiri, founder of home goods label Aelfie “Bedsheets are the most important thing in the whole world.