We offer a relaxed 30 day return policy Pay for your purchases securely via credit card, Paypal or bank Your orders leave our warehouse next working day 99% of the time unless it is presale Did you know Australians spend around a third of their lives in bed? Before you jump into buying a bed, think about how much time you'll spend in it and buy the best you can afford. 2.Take the guesswork out of buying a bed Finding that "just right" feeling takes a little more than bouncing around on some beds. The bedMATCH® system, only at Snooze, helps shortlist mattresses that may better suit your needs. 3. Try before you buy It's time to try. We recommend you spend at least 15 minutes on a bed before you decide. Specialists in bed linen and bedding Creating your ultimate bedroom starts with quality bed linen and bedding. Start by investing in bedding staples like quilts and pillows, then bring your bedroom to life with beautiful designer bed linen. At Bed Bath N’ Table we have designed and developed our quality collections in Australia since 1960.
Today, we continue to offer our exclusive Morgan & Finch label, together with the highest quality bed linen brands including Cotton House, Sanderson and Harlequin. All our bed linen collections offer style, comfort and great value. From luxurious quilts to unique designer quilt covers you’ll find everything you need to create your ideal bedroom retreat. Create, Decorate, Design, Innovate. All bed linen should be washed before use to remove any extra finishing and dyes. This has the added benefit of softening the cotton. Cotton will always naturally form some ‘wrinkles’, however its breathability, softness and durability outweigh any minimal ironing that may be required. It’s also good to note that the higher the thread count, the higher the density of the cloth and the less likelihood of wrinkles. To minimise any ironing needed or eliminate it all together, we recommend the following care instructions: - Wash bed linen on cold or warm cycle - Reduce spin (a full spin will add creases)
- Line dry bed linen as soon as possible (the longer bed linen is left in the basket or washing machine, the more creases will form) - Do not tumble dry bed linen (this only adds creases and dries the fabric to excess, causing shrinkage in the fibres of the bed linen) - Collect bed linen while slightly damp and iron immediately (or collect as soon as bed linen is dry and immediately fold or place them on the bed) to ensure minimal creasing HotelHome are not just onsellers of other manufacturers products, we have been Australia’s leading designers, manufacturers and wholesalers of fashionable and high quality Fabrics, Bed Linen and all Bedding accessories since 1984. This long term experience from HotelHome gives our clientele the confidence that all boxes are ticked, especially when it comes to understanding the requirements of fabrics and made up products, for any commercial environment. HotelHome fabrics and products will always perform well because they are manufactured to the highest standards.
Our clients, both commercial and domestic, expect long term style, excellent presentation, ease of laundering and extended longevity, making HotelHome the right choice for the discerning designer or Hotel owner. All HotelHome fabrics and products are manufactured to a quality, not just a price, however HotelHome understands affordability at all levels and our prices are very competitive if not cheaper than far lesser qualities available. With the woven upholstery and bed covering fabric side of our business, the HotelHome commercial quality aspect only adds to the many features offered, from our innovative design releases and colour combinations being up there with world class looks and our choice of fabric yarns and finishes which are almost endless. Some of our exclusive bed accessories like "The Cloud” Mattress Topper", are Trade Marked products and they are produced to HotelHome standards by the best specialist mills from around the world. HotelHome are textile specialists and all of our old and new customers understand what we mean by, "The HotelHome Difference" and that is why they continually come back to the brand they can rely on.
VideoImageBirthday Bed Bugs in the holiday mattress was what this guy encountered on his birthday break in this Manhattan landmark hotel “GOODNIGHT, sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite”, was a rhyme my mum jokingly recited as she tucked me into bed and switched off the light every evening.I never saw these bed bugs when I was a kid, but I imagined them as mythical creatures living between the bed sheets. It wasn’t until I was much older that I realised they were actually a real thing.At medical school my professor recounted tales of bed bug infestations, where tiny insects forced hotels to close their doors and businesses to become bankrupt.Pest controllers have kept the bugs at bay for decades, but our treatments are failing and these nocturnal insects are becoming an even greater threat to sound sleepers across Australia.BED BUGS ARE BECOMING RESISTANTInsecticide used in the 1950s successfully killed off the vast majority of bed bugs, but the toughest ones survived.
Pest controllers now need to use a variety of different chemicals and much higher doses to effectively eradicate them.We’ve been wondering for decades how they’ve been getting around our treatments. Suggestions have been made that they’re producing complex enzymes to metabolise insecticide more quickly — but the actual answer may be a lot more simple.The outer surface of a bed bug is called a ‘cuticle’ and Australian entomologists recently measured the cuticles of treatment-resistant bugs compared to bugs that were easily killed. They found treatment-resistant bed bugs had cuticles that were up to 15 per cent thicker than other bed bugs.It’s like these bed bugs have grown tiny, thick raincoats to protect themselves from our insecticide sprays. As bed bugs grow thicker ‘skin’, our ammunition gets weaker. We could soon find ourselves fighting a losing battle against this terrifying six-legged army.HOLD UP, WHAT ARE BED BUGS?Bed bugs are small, oval-shaped creatures that feed solely on the blood of animals, including humans.
At night time they scurry over to your peacefully sleeping body looking for a good feed.These crafty critters have a long beak and they use it to pierce your skin and suck up your blood. There’s a mild anaesthetic in their saliva, so you don’t feel them bite when you’re asleep.Their bodies are flat when they’re hungry, but they swell up to the size of apple seeds when they’re full. It takes about three to 10 minutes for them to feed and get fully bloated from your tasty blood.After a satisfying meal, they waddle back to their nest like a jaunty sailor making his way home from the pub. They’re happy to chill for three to five days before coming back for another night time feast, but if there are enough bugs in your house, they’ll take it in turns so you’ll get bitten every night.Scratching yourself awake is never pleasant and your day will be preoccupied with finding multiple welts all over your body. Allergies and mosquitoes are often blamed for these itchy red marks, while bed bugs tend to be forgotten and live to bite another day.
HOW DO THEY GET INTO YOUR HOUSE?Bedrooms, hotels, gyms and offices are frequently infected and bed bugs can hitch a ride home on your clothes, shoes or in luggage.Second-hand furniture can also act as a ‘Trojan Horse’. That old couch might have been a bargain, but it may also be harbouring an entire colony of biting bugs.Just like unwelcome relatives, once they’re inside your home it can be really hard to get rid of them.HOW DO YOU KNOW IF THEY’RE ALREADY THERE? Bed bugs live together in groups. They hide in mattresses, bed frames, headboards, drawers, behind electrical outlets, beneath carpet and even underneath wallpaper — anywhere close to your bed.Live ones are sometimes seen moving along the seams of your mattress, but you might only see the old skins they’ve shed or their tiny poo.Itchy marks in the morning may not be an allergy or even a mosquito. Keep an eye out for bed bugs and check the corners of your mattress.HOW DO YOU GET RID OF THEM? Many people repetitively vacuum and steam their carpet, but this will only bring you to tears.