Back to Shopping Cartwe cannot find the page you are looking for. It has moved or no longer exists. Please continue shopping or Contact us for more assistance. Duck & Goose Feather Inners WHAT'S BEST TO FEATHER YOUR NEST? Down and feather explained... What is Down and Feather? Down and Feather are natural fibres used in high quality bedding. Down comes from under the neck and breast of the goose or duck and is incredibly lightweight and soft. it provides insulation and warmth. The higher the percentage of down clusters, the warmer the duvet. Feathers are used in bedding to provide weight and bulk. The Duck or the Goose? Goose Down and Feather: Goose is our premium quality fill. it is softer, lighter, contains finer quills and has superior insulating properties. Duck Down and Feather: Duck fill is more commonly available, is heavier than goose and has slightly lower insulating properties, hence the lower price.Feather Inners & Toppers
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Feathers make the duvet warm but keep it lightweight, making it suitable for warm to moderate climates. Additionally, a blanket folded on the end of the bed makes it easy to roll up if it gets cold in the night. It’s all about layering as temperatures fluctuate. As the days get colder, what is the first thing I should do?Many people prefer a quilt in summer compared to a duvet inner. In the winter months you can pair a quilt with a duvet and have the quilt folded beautifully on the end of the bed. Secondly, the colour scheme of your bed is important. While lighter and brighter colours work for summer, darker warmer colours are key for winter. Many people are instinctively attracted to warmer, denser colours in association with the winter season. With this is mind, assess the colour scheme of your bedlinen in consideration with the seasons. When do you recommend changing to a full winter bed? This comes down to personal preference and the rate at which the seasons change each year.
The end of April to early May is usually when most people notice a sudden drop in the temperature or when your toes start to get cold in the night! What would the ideal winter bed look like (in terms of bedding), in your opinion? The ideal winter bed would have a mattress topper, which will provide comfort and insulation to any bedding situation. I would then add a goose down inner which is ideal for cool-to-moderate climates in winter. In terms of the linen on the bed I would pair a darker-coloured duvet with a velvet quilt to add to that winter look. I would then have two to four standard pillows and two Euros placed at the top of the bed (Euros placed either in front or behind the standards). I would match these Euros with the velvet quilt on the end of the bed to make the colours look cohesive, drawing the whole look together. While the Euros are not for sleeping I find they add an extra decorative element to the finished look of the bed. What kind of duvet do you recommend during winter?
A goose-down duvet inner. It is softer, lighter and has better insulating properties. Is it possible to find warmer sheets? It is definitely possible to find warmer sheets! One hundred percent brushed cotton flannel is wonderfully warm and cosy for winter. Alternatively, some people prefer thick, lustrous high thread count sateen sheets to keep them comfortable in winter. These sheets have a diagonal weave, which results in a lustrous look, and feels beautifully thick and soft. These are a great alternative for those that prefer a silky and smooth sheet. Does what I have under my sheets help with warmth?Mattress protectors primarily provide a layer of protection for your mattress, so while they’re not a key component for adding warmth, they do add comfort. Below your mattress protector try adding a mattress topper for extra comfort and insulation. This creates a luxuriously soft layer for sleeping on and can provide insulation. This is an easy alternative to updating your mattress and the topper will stop updrafts from under your bed, keeping you warm during the winter months.
There’s also the option of an electric blanket for those particularly cold nights. What is a beautiful way to layer the bed for winter? Your winter bed will look complete with the layering of duvets, quilts and blankets. The main coverage should be your duvet, while your quilt will enhance both the bed’s warmth and look. Quilts on the end of the bed paired with matching Oxfords or Euros will complete the look, and in some cases add an element of colour to the bedroom. Instead of a quilt some may prefer to have a lightweight blanket, which in this case may be layered over the flat sheet and under the duvet. A waffle blanket is extremely versatile as it’s the perfect weight for summer teamed with a cotton sheet, plus an excellent extra layer for winter. A throw adds the finishing touch. Do you have any winter bed styling tips? This winter is all about a relaxed, less formal, simple style in your home. Think natural washed linen and cotton, with the addition of beautiful textures in velvet and knitted wool.