Duvet Covers

The smallest details often make the biggest impact in interior design, and when it comes to a bedroom design, the bedding can really pull a bedroom together. Duvet Covers are an underrated aspect of bedding that is the foundation for the rest of the bed linen. Duvet covers are often used instead of a comforter and provide the layer of warmth.

In this Shop the Look article we focus on Duvet Covers and explore our top design tips and ideas on how you can use them to elevate your bedrooms.

Let’s take a closer look at Duvet Covers!

How to Recognize Duvet Covers

The term “duvet covers” is becoming more widely used here in the US, but refers to something very similar to a comforter. However, instead of a comforter being placed on top of bed linen, a duvet cover requires a duvet or quilt being put inside the duvet cover. Duvet covers or comforters provide the warmth and thickness above fitted and flat sheets.

We love to use duvet covers with patterns or interesting trims as they often pull a bedroom design together. There’s always plenty of choice on the market to suit every interior style, too!

Duvet Cover Fun Facts:

Duvets were originally used in Norway during the early middle ages. Duck down were used for duvets and still remain the highest quality down for using in duvets. Duvet covers were later created in order to protect the duvet’s quality and allows homeowners to change their bed linen design regularly.

Comforters can be expensive for those that love to update their bedroom’s design often. This is why many homeowners are choosing to invest in a good quality duvet or quilt, so more affordable duvet covers can be purchased when necessary.

Style Clues

This style often includes:

• Textured Duvet Covers
• Patterned Duvet Covers

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