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Luxury Bedding
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Coverlets, Blanket Covers, Quilts, Matelasse's & Bedspreads from Missoni, Pine Cone Hill, Sferra, Matouk, Peacock Alley & more.Coverlets: Traditionally used as a decorative cover over a blanket on a formal
bed. Today, coverlets are meant to be layered under a comforter. A coverlet may
be tucked in or left untucked, according to its weight and your
preference. The comforter is then folded at the foot of the bed on top of the coverlet, for
easy access to greater warmth and a luxurious look.
Blanket Cover: Unlike a bedspread, a blanket cover does not extend to the floor, but
ends just below the mattress. It is often made of a matelassι, diamond
piquι or jacquard fabric, and may serve as a lightweight bedcover or
coverlet. Traditionally it was a 'covering' for the blanket giving a more
formal look, blanket covers may also be used underneath a duvet cover.
Matelasse: From a French word meaning cushioned or padded, this fabric is
jacquard-woven to create a raised pattern with a quilted or sculpted
effect. Matelasse material tends to wear very well, and it is often
used as a blanket cover or coverlet (and the term is often used interchangeably), but matelasse material can be used
for shams, bed skirts, throws and more.
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