Our little bundles of hair are always on our minds. I am with you trying to find a fabric that does not hold the hair and is easy to clean. I few years gack we were looking for a comforter that was washable and would not atract and hold our dogs hair but did not have any luck. We were told to find a faux silk fabric, (Polyester fabric) and that would help my problem. The real problem came in that I could not find one that matched our room. What I was again advised to do is to purchase the faux silk fabric and have a local work room make up the comforter. You could do the same thing up in Canada. There is a Canadian decorative fabric manufacture called Maxwell fabrics that sells to interior designers and that have a bunch of different fabrics to choose from.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bed Linen

I had the same problem, as I'm sure many of us do. I bought a duvet cover from Garnet Hill that they call "sateen." It is all cotton, very finely woven and not shiny like the name might imply. What it is, is slick. Not slick enough that it slides off the bed, but slick enough that kitty hair doesn't really stick too easily to it. Plus the pattern I got hid a lot. This is the one I have but they no longer have the color I have, which probably wouldn't suit your decor any more than what I am linking. But it is just to give you an idea of the kind of fabric and pattern that worked for me and my kitty.

Here is a link that might be useful: Garnet Hill Duvet cover

I had been looking at sateen actually. I have some sateen sheets, but they were for my old double bed. Having a hard time finding a washer/dryer safe one though that matches haha. I am thinking maybe a solid color if I do sateen, like a warm vanilla color or something since those tones are already in the floor. Long as the cat hair slides off...

Actually on that Garnet Hill link there was a really nice Eileen Fisher "lustrous cotton" one. I could handle shiny if it worked in the room.

Chelsea, the bed linen link didn't work for me :( looks like the server is down on their end.

I would chose a print fabric. I think it does a much better job of hiding the fur between washings. You could always buy sheets or fabric yardage and have it sewn into a cover. It's basically a giant pillow case with buttons, snaps, or velcro.

Here's a pretty tropical set in sateen. I also saw a great print on the JCPenney site, but I don't think it was sateen. If you want to look at it, just go to www.jcpenney.com and put tropical comforter set in the search box.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tropical Sateen

I, too, would stick with a print. The sateen isn't magic and you'll still have cat fur on the bed; it just makes it easier to get off - it doesn't stick as easily as a rougher fabric. A solid color will show all the fur.

Here's a washable tropical sateen with teal in it. Your kitty would be beautiful on it! (this site only has a twin, but there is a king on Amazon for less. This one showed the print better, I thought).

Here is a link that might be useful: Tropical duvet

Hm, I guess this is my problem. I have not found any patterns that I liked, I am not a big fan of the flat out tropical flowers/palm trees/shells kind of thing. I'm more of the mindset of the more "serene" hotel kind of style. Seems like when I find one I like there is always something wrong (not washable, too small for my duvet, etc). The link here is a good example of what my style is like(and I almost bought it too), but it's dryclean only. My boyfriend's mom has this one in a different color/pattern in a vacation house and she said it's a nightmare to clean.

My current duvet cover is a white/grey/dark grey from overstock. I thought the 100% cotton would be easy because that's what my old one was, but it was decimated by cat hair in one night.

Here is a link that might be useful: Duvet Cover

That's one gorgeous duvet. I can see why it would be hard to find something that beautiful and washable. Maybe buying fabric and having one made is your best bet. Good luck.