How to Choose Bedding Sets?

When designing the look for your perfect bedroom, follow our tips to coordinate your bedding in colorful solid and printed layers that make you happy. Combine dreamy blue sheets with a robin’s egg medallion comforter, pair a bold quilt with a jewel-tone solid throw, or choose a duvet cover featuring precise geometric patterns that coordinate with contemporary neutrals on your shams. With a little know-how, you can design a cohesive look you love, using colors and textures that make you say “ahhh.” And when each day ends, you’ll relish slipping into your beautiful, welcoming bed.

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So you’ve decided on some bedding colors or styles. Next up: learn how to layer bedding in patterns and solids for a fantastic finish.

If you’re ready to get more adventurous, combine printed sheets or a patterned comforter with coordinating solids. Choose solid colors that harmonize with the print (all jewel tones, or all pastels) or pick up and repeat a color right from the pattern. You can also tie in color from a pattern elsewhere in the room—pull in lavender from the curtains, or mirror a shade of blue from the rug—without overwhelming. When you combine prints and coordinating solids, you won’t have the blank slate of white sheets, but you still have plenty of leeway for switching out patterns when you’re ready for a change.

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Pairing multiple patterns requires the most orchestration of all. It’s essential to use a color that unifies the patterns so the effect is cohesive. Your floral-and-stripes combo might be tied together with a sunny yellow common to both. Bold medallions on the comforter and petite dots on the sheets? It works if they’re both black and white.

To make the bed, first, fold back the flat sheet and blanket at the top third of the bed. (Make sure the blanket is pulled up a little higher than the sheet to begin with, so that both are visible when you fold them back.) A thin quilt or coverlet can also fold back with this layer. If you’re using a duvet or comforter, fold it one-half to two-thirds of the way down the bed. Use an S-fold, so when you’re in bed, you can easily pull it up from the top edge. Leave the blanket at the bottom visible. If you’re using a throw, drape it casually, vertically at the foot of the bed—don’t fold it.

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