Daybed Comforter Sets
Buy the best daybed comforter sets selected and recommended by interior designers. By Eliza Bush.
Daybeds don't look like it, but they are actually an odd size. And because of this, they often are difficult to purchase bedding for if you want something special. Sheets are usually the most troubling but comforters can be just as arduous. That is why we are pleased to offer our extensive collection of dday bed comforter sets. They come in many styles and we have one to match your decor needs.
Daybed Comforter Sets
Buying Guide
Eliza Bush
Interior Design Expert
Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.
Daybed comforter sets can help your daybed look more like a couch during the day. There isn’t a lot of difference between a daybed and a deep-seated couch. Both have a back, and both have “arms” that double as the head and foot of the bed when it is ready for sleep. There are some variations on that theme, of course. Not all couches or daybeds have “arms.” In fact, not all of them have backs. Some of them more nearly resemble old-fashioned fainting couches, the roll top couch that has come to be associated with a psychiatrist’s office. Regardless, beautiful comforters with matching or coordinated pillows and dust ruffles greatly increase the attractiveness of your daybed.
Brass, Pink, Purple, and Yellow
Nothing says “bed” like a brass bed frame, and nothing is prettier than a brass framed daybed made up with pink, purple and yellow coordinated comforter, pillows and dust ruffle. The ruffle makes it easy to hide a trundle if that is part of your room set up. Perfect for a country house or shabby chic bed-sitting room, it creates an inviting, cozy atmosphere.
Wild as the Plains of Africa
If modest and quiet isn’t exactly your style, perhaps you would enjoy a woven print in zebra stripes. The bold, black and white pattern will certainly draw the eye. Add some large, colorful cushions and primitive art, and you will have your own little safari ready to go. If this is for a child’s room, you might also add a few stuffed animals. Lions, camels or even a large dragon could complete the other-worldly illusion. No need to go small when creating your own fantasy.
Rich, Royal Blue
Blue was once only for royalty. The indigo used to make a good, colorfast blue color was expensive and had to be imported. But more than that, reserving deep purples for the royal family made it easy to distinguish between classes. Fortunately, most parts of the world have moved away from those customs, and good blue and purple dyes are much easier to obtain. This means that everyone can enjoy a lovely blue comforter with matching pillow shams and dust ruffle.
Impressive Brocade
While possibly not for everyone, a comforter presenting a dignified brocade does make an impression and add sophisticated elegance. Complete with a dust ruffle, a set like this presents a dignified appearance that would go well with a pair of white end tables holding oriental floral arrangements or driftwood and dried flowers.
Navy and Plaid
If you need something a little less formal and perhaps a touch more masculine, it would be hard to go wrong with a navy and plaid quilted comforter and matching pillow shams.
When selecting a comforter set as a gift, keep the person's interests and individual features in mind. First and foremost, make sure the set the best quality you can afford. Think about fabrics, texture and breathability when making selections. Is the person always cold? Does he or she frequently complain about being overly warm? What kind of fabrics does he or she seem to enjoy wearing? Your choice should be influenced by all of these things.