Vermont Country Store has these kind of items,

You will have a far wider selection with a comforter and shams. : )

Or buy a bedspread, and do the traditional "pillow tuck"

Otherwise, you won't have enough length to do what you want....in most cases. The flap concept will be limited as all get out, if you DO eventually find it. .............

https://www.batesmillstore.com/collections/bedspreads

Are you sure they really had a flap? I think the bedspread was just folded down, the pillows placed on top, then the fold gets pulled over the top of the pillows. I don't like shams either so I just use extra pillowcases for the second set of pillows.

I agree with PRN this was just a way to make the bed. I also dislike a bunch of useless pillows on a bed but I just make the bed turn down the coverlet and the top sheet and stand the pillows up behind on the headboard. I do not like comforters so use matlesse or coverlets all the time with a blanket on the foot end in the winter. I usually use 2 pillows per side and cases match the sheets.

My grandma had the type of bedspreads she mentions with the flap, back in the 70s so they really do exist. Or did, at one point.

I am trying to make a queen size quilt with attached sham not much information on them unfortunately

I loved that type of bedspreads because it looked as though it was tailor made.

No shams or extra throw pillows. The attached flap covered the bed pillows and bed could be made by a young child and look professionally made.

I remember those. We were never that "fancy" at our house, but ,did used to make the bed by tucking the pillows under.

That type of spread with the pocket for the pillows is not very useful if you actually plan to use the bed. I used to see them mainly on show room type of bedrooms.

You can do the same better by just folding the spread back and then over the pillows.

So, does anybody know what this style is called? I’ve been looking for a looooong time!

I don’t know about a bed spread with an actual built-in flap - but a long time ago, regular bed spreads were used by just tucking it in under the front edge of the pillows and then pulling it all the way over the top of the pillow towards the headboard so pillow was fully covered. In the early 80s, my sisters and I all made our own beds this way growing up - very simple.

Here is a photo of my bedspread with the flip over pillow cover. It looks like shams but it's not. That's my daughter who just turned 50 this year.

My flip over the pillows bedspread from 1971! I loved it!

i remember my parents inheriting those with a fancy bed room suite from an uncle. I think you could made one if you bought 2 identical bedspreads.

Most of the time, I don’t use either bedspreads or decorative pillows because my bed looks fine without them too.

I have regular bed sheets and some massage pillows from Bäst i test on. They make the bed look neat and fine enough for me. I live alone and don’t need much decorative stuff in my house, so I am fine with that too.

Also, I think that this way, it’s much easier to make the bed and wash the sheets from time to time. I don’t need to spend much time on that and therefore have a stimulus to do it more often. Not sure about you, but that is fine by me.

These actually are a thing not just a way to fold a bedspread. My parents STILL have 3 and they are called "BEDSPREADS WITH A REVERSE SHAM." I used to have them on my bed when I was a child too. The bedspread is the full size of the bed and then at the top end is the same material that is sewn on reversed. This reversed part folds over the pillows from the head of the bed back onto itself, almost like the flap of an envelope. A brand that used to make them was Bianca Bedlinen here in Australia and they were very elegant looking, had a satin finish with the stitching done all over the bedspread to create a pattern. Your best bet would be eBay.

That is exactly what I'm looking for. I like how you described it "like the flap of an envelope". However, I'd like it shorter on the sides so my bedframe isn't covered up.

I have never seen one of these in person!

Years ago I had a custom fitted bedspread made by Calico Corners. They can probably make one with the "reverse sham". They will do any size/length you want.

Looks like you can buy the "BEDSPREADS WITH A REVERSE SHAM" in Australia!

https://www.manchesterhouse.com.au/plaza-ivory-quilted-bedspread-with-reverse-sham-by-platinum-collection.html