- One of the most significant developments in duvet cover design was the introduction of the zipper closure
- Bedsheets also serve as a medium of self-expression. With a myriad of colors, patterns, and designs available, they allow us to personalize our sleeping space. Bold hues can energize a room, while pastels can create a soothing ambiance. Prints, whether floral, geometric, or abstract, can reflect our personality and add a touch of playfulness or sophistication.
Thread count, ply, weave — what do any of these things even mean? We know you want your bedroom to be a comfortable and warm space to relax and wind down for the day. But with so many types of bed sheets to choose from (and all the jargon thrown around in the industry), it’s easy to give up and purchase a shabby pair that could work okay.
The Coverlet has many names. It can also be referred to as known as a Blanket Cover, Matelassé, or a Bedspread. Coverlets are designed to layer under a duvet, use alone in warmer months, or fold at the foot of the bed. The Coverlet creates versatility in temperature regulation, and adds another texture and/or color to the bed’s design.








Short on time? Go ahead and check our quick detailed in-depth video breakdown between linen and cotton sheets.
If you perceive bed sheets as an investment and are willing to shell out more for longer-lasting sheets, then linen may be a better fit.

