† Dimensions are approximate ±1cm. Each set includes: 1 × duvet cover + 1 × bed sheet (flat or fitted) + 2 × pillow covers.

† The distinction between Design A and Design B refers to the embroidery pattern on the bed sheet. Refer to product images to identify your preferred design. Contact us if you need clarification before ordering.

White — The Luxury Hotel Edit

White embroidered bedding is the foundation of the classic luxury hotel aesthetic — clean, considered, and timeless. Let the embroidery do the decorative work and keep everything else restrained. Layer with a waffle-weave or linen throw in oatmeal, stone, or warm ivory. Add a pair of euro shams in a warm neutral linen for depth without colour. Keep the nightstand minimal — a single lamp with a warm-toned shade, a small tray, nothing more. Furniture in natural oak, bleached timber, or warm white works best. Avoid cool greys and stark whites alongside it — they read as clinical rather than luxurious.

Purple — The Considered Bedroom

Purple bedding reads as regal when anchored correctly. Pair with deep walnut, dark oak, or ebonised timber furniture to ground the richness of the colour. Add a velvet cushion in dusty mauve, plum, or deep aubergine — not a matching purple, which will flatten the palette. A warm-toned lamp in amber glass or aged brass adds the right quality of light. Avoid cool greys alongside purple — they compete rather than complement. Walls in warm white, soft greige, or deep charcoal all work; mid-tone greys do not.

Pink — Two Directions

The pink colourway works in two distinct directions depending on the room. For a soft, romantic register: ivory or warm white walls, rattan or cane furniture, dried botanicals in a ceramic vase, and a linen throw in blush or ecru. The embroidery reads as delicate and considered in this context. For a contemporary direction: pair blush pink against charcoal, slate grey, or deep navy — the contrast is striking and the embroidery reads as a deliberate design choice rather than a decorative flourish. Brushed nickel or matte black hardware works in the contemporary version; brass or antique gold in the romantic version.

Blue — The Versatile Anchor

Blue is the most adaptable colourway in this set. For a Scandinavian-influenced bedroom: white walls, natural timber furniture, a chunky knit throw in cream or ecru, and simple ceramic accessories. The blue reads as calm and considered in this context. For a more editorial look: pair with navy accents, aged brass hardware, and a linen or velvet cushion in deep teal or midnight. A warm-toned reading lamp in brass or copper completes the palette. Blue also works well in rooms with natural light — it shifts with the light through the day in a way that white and neutral bedding does not.

Q: What is the difference between Sheet Type #1 and #2?
A: The #1 and #2 variants refer to different embroidery patterns on the bed sheet. The duvet cover and pillow covers are the same across both. Refer to the product images to identify your preferred embroidery design before ordering.

Q: Does the set include a duvet insert?
A: No — this set includes the duvet cover, bed sheet, and two pillow covers only. The duvet insert is not included.

Q: What size duvet insert does the 220×240cm cover fit?
A: The 220×240cm duvet cover is designed for a king-size duvet insert. For the best fit, use a duvet insert that matches or is slightly smaller than the cover dimensions.

Q: Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
A: 100% cotton is generally considered suitable for sensitive skin. If you have specific skin sensitivities, we recommend checking the care label and washing the set before first use.

Q: Will the embroidery fade after washing?
A: The embroidery is designed to maintain its appearance with proper care. Wash inside out on a gentle cycle at 30–40°C and avoid bleach to preserve the embroidery detail.