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Sources for bedding? ( quilts etc)

10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago

Hi All,

Happy New Year! Hope everyone had a great holiday!

Trying to find sone bedding for my parents new (downsized) place. I'd purchased a velvet quilt & shams for them from Pottery Barn, but not convinced it's the one. For the $, would like something mom loves.

Can you recommend any sources for bedding? ( excl sheets) Coverlet or quilt is preferred...she finds duvets too puffy. ( but possibly an option...)

Preferred look is Ivory..' Casual elegance' or classic look.

Have looked at the usual places...Rest. Hardware, PB, Ballard.

Any suggestions of where to look?( I'm in Canada... Can do US on line retailers...but I admit I'm not liking the exchange now! Yeesh..how to add on almost another 40% :(

Thanks for your help!!

Comments (15)

  • 10 years ago

    I'd look for sales in your department stores. I bought expensive sferra sheets that are just ok....I prefer the supima percale ones I got from Macy's for 1/6 the cost. Got them on sale and January is usually the time of year the bedding sales are on, so you've got good timing.

    lisa_mocha thanked Annie Deighnaugh
  • 10 years ago

    I have bought many items from "The Company Store." I am always pleased with the quality, but their stuff is PRICEY!

    lisa_mocha thanked l pinkmountain
  • 10 years ago

    SchweitzerLinen.com has some nice quilts. Peacock Alley and Garnet Hill are online bedding sites, but I cannot give an opinion on their quality.

    lisa_mocha thanked Fun2BHere
  • 10 years ago

    I just bought a cotton quilt from Plow & Hearth and love it. Some are on sale now too.

    lisa_mocha thanked User
  • 10 years ago

    Comforters recently bought at Macys. Got a great quilt at Home Goods. And one of our favorite comforters was from Home Goods. Honestly, it was better quality than the one I have now from Macys, but I do like Macys linens.

    lisa_mocha thanked decormyhomepls
  • 10 years ago

    Thanks everyone.

    I've sent my mom some sites to peruse...

    I think fairly simple us the way to go, so she can add decorative patterned cushion, throw etc.

    Bluebell, I'll have her take a look at the PB linen quilts as well. Velvet is a little heavy, but it's really for decorative purpose only and they're also at cottage in summer so a heavier look is fine for fall/ winter.

    Thanks again:)

  • 10 years ago

    I keep coming back to Pine Cone Hill. I have owned Rosary (a cotton sateen quilt) for about a decade. It comes in ivory and white. Their entire line is beautiful--also have Madeleine in gold. Terrific style, quality and materials. You can sometimes get sales--and you can go to Neiman Marcus or (I think) Gumps to see more.

    lisa_mocha thanked vedazu
  • lisa_mocha thanked eld61
  • 10 years ago

    I second Schweitzer Linens, I have bought a God deal of bedding from them over the years. Peacock Alley is a good brand; their cotton twill sheets are sturdy, with a good hand, and iron very nicely.

    lisa_mocha thanked User
  • 10 years ago

    I don't know if you have it in Canada, but Tuesday Morning is my go-to for bedding. You have to look frequently, and it works for me because I like neutral colors. They carry Sferra and Peacock Alley, which are great brands.

    lisa_mocha thanked C F
  • 10 years ago

    bluebell66- Hello there! I just ordered the quilt you recommended in Flagstone. I'm putting it in my bedroom that is painted balanced beige (SW). Now I am excited to find a nice colorful accent color for the pillows. Thanks for your rec! It looks really nice!

  • 10 years ago

    Found it! I was able to locate one of the quilts we'd been looking for at Pottery Barn in Calgary. They're shipping it now, so fingers crossed it works for my mom.

    It's the PB Washed Velvet w/ silk trim quilt & shams. Now to find a couple of decorative cushions ( or fabric)...my next shopping mission:)

  • 10 years ago

    Hi J.T., well I sure hope you like it! Please come back and let me know. :)

  • 10 years ago

    Country Curtains (www.countrycurtains.com) has pretty quilts in traditional and country cottage styles.