Best floral bedding for exuding garden glamour in the home
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Minimalism and bedroom decor tend to go hand in hand. Pristine ivory sheets, cream-coloured carpets and white walls are depicted on our social media feeds and in the pages of glossy magazines.
While neutral home aesthetics tickle the fancy of many, calm, pristine curated interiors aren’t for everyone. Maximalism decor is on the rise, as documented by Architectural Digest’s highly coveted Instagram feed.
Dopamine-inducing colourways, velvet furnishings and prints galore are slowly but surely taking hold, with stars such as Lily Allen and Cara Delevigne wholeheartedly embracing the more is more aesthetic. Our favourite form of OTT bedroom decor? Floral bedding.
Floral bedding adds a divinely feminine, natural touch to any bedroom. Whether you reside in the countryside or the city, florals never fail to inject a space with some fairytale glamour.
Transform your abode into a wooded wonderland or forest escape with a floral set of which there are many available. Blooming bedding has never been easier to add to your online shopping basket, thanks to brands such as Liberty, Anthropologie and House of Hackney who design decorative and functional floral bedding for all.
The trend also leans perfectly into the ongoing fascination with Grandpacore. London is witnessing an ongoing obsession with OAP style, from oversized tweed suits to worn-out baggy knits and suspenders. Now, we’re seeing the trend infiltrate the interior sphere, with granny-chic florals, chintzy soft furnishings and kitsch slogan cushions à la Gucci take hold.
Yet despite the nostalgic feel of floral bedding, it remains as contemporary as ever. Floral bedding has been depicted on-screen from 18th century-based Marie Antoinette to Nineties-set 10 Things I Hate About You and modern-day Euphoria. Whether crafted from silk, satin or cotton, floral bedding will never fall out of favour.
Elevate your bedroom with some fabulous floral detailing and discover the best floral bedding to buy this year.
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La Redoute Rosemary Green Cotton & Washed Linen Duvet Cover
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Wake up surrounded by fresh spring blooms and kickstart your day in style. La Redoute’s gorgeous green duvet set will delight floral lovers. Lilac and mustard-toned petals sprawl across a sage background, which exudes an earthy charm.
Coco & Wolf Betsy Sage Cotton Duvet Set
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Pepper your bedroom with softly blooming florals. Coco & Wolf’s Betsy Sage Cotton Duvet Set features playful blossoms in shades of sage, mustard, coral and cornflower blue. Layer yours with some yellow or dark green velvet cushions and bring the space to life.
Dunelm Wild Avalone Frilled Floral Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set
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An affordable, adorable set with a touch of feminine flair, Dunelm’s ruffled bedding set is the perfect pick for students wanting to revamp their university rooms. A mint blue backdrop is dotted with sweet pink florals and topped off with a reversible floral design.
Liberty Poppy Meadowfield Tana Lawn Cotton Super King Duvet Cover Set
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Embrace cottagecore and invest in a duvet set to stand the test of time - aesthetically and functionally. Liberty’s luxurious floral set is part of the brand’s Country House range and features dream-like floral motifs in gentle lilac and blue hues. Designed by Liberty’s in-house studio team, the serene set will inject a city dweller’s bedroom with some quaint country vibes.
M&S Wild Primrose Sateen Embroidered Bedding Set
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Marry minimalistic design with a dose of dainty florals by adding this M&S set to your online shopping basket. A pristine, sateen construction is luxurious in the extreme, while an embroidered floral trim adds a unique dimension to the timeless set.
Urban Outfitters Georgine Embroidered Floral Duvet Cover Set
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Enchanting and elegant in equal measure, Urban Outfitter’s Georgine duvet set will bring tranquillity into the bedroom. Allow yourself to be surrounded by colourful, embroidered florals and a swathe of cloud-like white cotton as you drift off each night.
John Lewis Velvet Patchwork Quilted Bedspread
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John Lewis’ Velvet Patchwork Quilted Bedspread wouldn’t look amiss in a Seventies-style pad nestled in Topanga Canyon. Myriad of sun-soaked palettes from mustard to toil and ditsy print florals merge boho prints with girlish design.
V&A Garden Rose Bedding in Pink
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Feel pretty in pink while you snooze with the V&A’s rosebud duvet set. An ivory backdrop is animated with romantic pink petals, which span peonies to blossom and more.
Harlequin Sophie Robinson Woodland Floral Bedding in Rose & Peridot
Rest in a bed of growing woodland foliage. This hand-drawn archival print by Sophie Robinson displays peonies, primrose and laburnum, crafted from cloud-like cotton to help you sink into sleep at night.
Timorous Beasties Bloomsbury Garden Duvet Cover Set
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Escape into a midnight garden dreamscene with a helping hand from Timorous Beasties. The brand’s radiant teal set is a darker option for those wanting to create an air of mystique in the home. Butterflies, vines and wildflowers saturate the magical set which is set to spark interior envy.
Anthropologie Iluka Printed Quilted Bedspread
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A floral bedspread offers a vibrant layer of fresh florals to animate the space. Anthropologie’s Iluka Printed Quilted Bedspread exudes quiet elegance with a myriad of calming blue tones, a sweet scalloped trim and whimsical floral bouquets.
Designers Guild Brocart Decoratif Sepia Bed Linen
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Move away from the classic spring moodboard and welcome a sea of autumnal florals into your room. Designers Guild is a hub of sophisticated floral offerings, and the brand’s Brocart Decoratif Sepia Bed Linen set is a striking, reversible option in warming nutmeg tones.
House of Hackney Hollyhock Cotton Sateen Eiderdown - Spring
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Doze off among a bed of flowers. House of Hackney reigns supreme in the floral department, and this luxury hollyhock display is designed exclusively for the maximalists. The piece was created by H Dawson in Yorkshire, which means by choosing this piece you are supporting independent makers and small businesses.
Each House of Hackney piece sold enables the brand to purchase and protect 35 square metres of forest thanks to its partnership with the World Land Trust.