Animal Print Bedding
Buy the best animal print bedding selected and recommended by interior designers. By Mia Jones.
Animal print bedding gives a bedroom an exotic wild look that is a perfect match with animal print lamp shades and area rugs. They keep you warm at night while you're sleeping and grab your attention as soon as you walk into a bedroom. Here are some of the best choices we’ve picked and reviewed for you to ensure you get a good night's sleep.
Animal Print Bedding
Buying Guide
Mia Jones
Interior Design Expert
Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
The wall colors that go with animal print bedspreads and comforters typically either pick up on the prints’ color palette or complement them. Either way, you can get a stunning effect.
There are animal prints in natural colors, and then there are those that use hues you wouldn’t find in nature. Zebra prints come in classic black-and-white, or you can find the same pattern in pink and aqua.
The more laid back your bedspread, the bolder your wall colors can be. For a soothing, natural look, choose wall colors in tan, olive green, or even gold. Think about choosing wall colors that are the complementary color to your bedspread, located opposite on the color wheel. For example, if you have a saffron-colored animal print comforter, lilac walls will look sublime.
If you’re using animal prints that are black-and-white, you can be a little more daring in your wall color choices. Red looks fabulous with zebra print bedspreads, as it creates a pop of color against the high contrast pattern.
Your animal print bedspreads and comforters are detailed and vibrant—so you should take some simple steps to keep them unfaded.
First, don’t leave your animal print bedspreads and comforters in direct sunlight. Use curtains or sheets to cover them, particularly if you won’t be using them for a long time (such as an off-season).
Secondly, use gentle laundry detergent, and consider air-drying these pieces to avoid the friction of a tumble dryer.
Finally, consider using these specific comforters for special occasions or for designated times throughout the year, and switching them out for another set so these bedspreads have time to avoid wear and tear.