Bedspread

Textiles - Bed linen

Definition

A bedspread (also known as a bedcover) is a decorative textile piece placed on a made bed. It dresses up the bed during the day and is removed at night.

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The bedspread, also known as a bedcover, is an essential textile element for creating a cozy and harmonious atmosphere in your bedroom. Carefully chosen, it will elegantly dress your bed with personality. You can opt for natural materials such as linen, cotton, or silk, which offer softness and comfort, or more modern textiles like velvet or satin for a touch of luxury. The patterns and colors are vast – plain, printed, embroidered – allowing you to express your style. Remember to coordinate your bedspread with other bedding elements like pillows or duvet covers for a harmonious display. Feel free to change it with the seasons to refresh your bedroom decor. Let your creativity run wild and choose a bedspread that reflects your personality.

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Frequently asked questions

A bedspread is a decorative item placed on a made bed. It dresses up the bed during the day and is removed at night.

A quilted bedspread (boutis) for a classic look, cotton gauze for a light feel, velvet for luxury. In a color that contrasts with the bed linen.

Pitfall: a bedspread that is too short and does not cover the sides. It should hang at least 30 cm on each side.

Bedspreads are generally made from materials such as cotton, linen, silk, or velvet. Each material offers different properties in terms of softness, lightness, and durability.

For perfect harmony, it is recommended to match the colors and patterns of the bedspread with other textiles in the room (curtains, rugs, cushions) as well as wall paint and furniture.

The bedspread plays a central role in bedroom decoration. It helps create an atmosphere, identity, and style, while bringing color, texture, and personality to the space.

To preserve the quality and appearance of your bedspread, it is important to wash it regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid overly frequent washing, which could wear it out prematurely.

Current bedspread trends favor floral patterns, graphic prints, neutral colors, and natural materials like linen. Oversized or velvet bedspreads are also very popular.