Unique Daybed Bedding
Buy the best unique daybed bedding selected and recommended by interior designers. By Eliza Bush.
In the late neoclassical design era, the daybed was a prominent feature. Today, it remains a feature staple point in many homes. With a utilitarian functionality, it can be used as a snug sofa or extended into a bed. It can be dressed with crisp white sheets, or more unique daybed bedding, including folded patterned duvets, or a classic tailored floral bedskirt. Let’s take a look at some daybed bedding ideas for your home.
Unique Daybed Bedding
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.
For those who would like their daybed to look like a couch throughout the day, daybed covers sets helps achieve that goal. When you can coordinate beautiful dust ruffles, coordinated pillows, and matching comforters, it increases the attractiveness of your daybed significantly. Because there are a plethora of options available regarding cover sets, we're going to discuss the features and materials to help narrow down your focus.
What many may not realize is that daybed cover sets should include the comforter, dust ruffle, pillowcases, and pillow sham. The colors or patterns should match or coordinate with each other. Match the set with the size indicated on the tag of your daybed's mattress. Under most circumstances, you’ll find that the daybed is going to be either a single or twin sized mattress.
Cotton or cotton blends stand up well to repeated use and washing, so they're the most widely recommended option. If you live in a colder climate, opting for flannel sheets may be a good consideration as well. In addition to picking out material that's eye-catching, you're also making your selection based on comfort. Not only is this cover set going to be used for sitting on during the day, but it's also going to be slept on at night. Therefore, you want to choose fabrics and material that is long-lasting, easy to clean, and will stand up to repeated use.
Upon entering a room, the first thing that is noticeable is the cover set because the daybed is the focal point of the room. Therefore, it's essential that you pick a set that coordinates with the rest of the room's theme. Here are some examples:
- Neutral: selecting neutral colors allows you to change the style of the room, pillows, drapes, or anything else in the room without making expensive changes.
- Country: add a quilt to the daybed set to help dress it up during colder months and, during warmer months, select a colorful throw.
- Modern: dress the room all in the same color, including the daybed cover set, to create a modern and contemporary feel.
When purchasing these cover sets, it’s critical that you read the care instructions on the label. Under most circumstances, these sets should be machine washable. However, if they’re a blend that has special care instructions, you don’t want to ruin them by putting them in your washing machine or dryer. When looking at the label, also take into consideration the thread count. When there is a higher thread count, the higher quality the material.
Depending on where you're purchasing the cover sets and what material they're made from, prices could range between just under $60.00 and just under $300.00. You'll find that the higher the thread count, the more expensive the cover sets will be. A higher thread count also means a more comfortable fabric, as well.