Shop All Modern Luxury Bedding


Sage Fringe Euro Sham Set


Calm Crinkled Comfort Gauze Fitted Sheet (Morning Fog)


Calm Crinkled Comfort Gauze Flat Sheet (Morning Fog)


Calm Crinkled Comfort Gauze Pillowcase Set – Set of 2 (Morning Fog)


Oasis Crinkled Comfort Gauze Fitted Sheet (Midnight Tide)


Oasis Crinkled Comfort Gauze Flat Sheet (Midnight Tide)


Oasis Crinkled Comfort Gauze Pillowcase Set – Set of 2 (Midnight Tide)


Zen Crinkled Comfort Gauze Fitted Sheet (Matcha)


Zen Crinkled Comfort Gauze Flat Sheet (Matcha)


Zen Crinkled Comfort Gauze Pillowcase Set – Set of 2 (Matcha)


Dune Crinkled Comfort Gauze Fitted Sheet (Sandstone)


Dune Crinkled Comfort Gauze Pillowcase Set – Set of 2 (Sandstone)


Dune Crinkled Comfort Gauze Flat Sheet (Sandstone)


Desert Ombre Throw Blanket


Sahara Stripe Throw Blanket


Deep Current Knit Throw Blanket


Driftwood Weave Throw Blanket


Stitchscape Fringe Throw Blanket
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with the basics. So, a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, pillows, and pillowcases. Then add a duvet insert and duvet cover on top for warmth. From there, it’s all about layers. Shams, a decorative pillow or two, and a blanket at the foot of any bed make it feel finished and a lot more inviting.
Choose bedding in colors that tie together, then layer in different textures and sizes. Soft, airy sheets, a full duvet, shams, a decorative pillow, and a folded blanket at the foot will get you most of the way there. Take a minute to smooth out the duvet and fluff your pillows, too. A neatly made bed always looks more polished.
Pick one base color that works with your bedroom and build out from there with shades and textures that complement it. You can pair solid sheets with a patterned duvet cover, or keep everything neutral and let texture carry the look. Mixing materials, like crinkled cotton gauze sheets with a cozy throw blanket, adds interest without things getting chaotic.
There’s no set number you have to hit. Most beds start with sheets and a duvet, then add shams, a decorative pillow, and a blanket on top. Add or take away layers based on how warm you sleep and how styled you want things to look. Keep everything in the same color family and your bed will look pulled together, even with just a few pieces.
Think about how you sleep first. If you run warm, look for breathable fabrics and a lighter duvet. Then consider your bedroom’s colors and overall style. Start with your sheets and duvet cover, since they make up most of what you see, then add shams, blankets, and pillows that coordinate. Building in that order keeps the whole look feeling intentional.
























