"The age of white-washed, super scant, and industrial spaces are behind us. Designers are craving excitement and color this season, manifesting this shift with maximalist bedding sporting punchy colors, big stripes, and winding patterns. An eye-catching bedding set is as good as a full bedroom makeover. Linens have the ability to fully shift the tone of a room: A set of deep cobalt silks can add mystery and allure, while a gingham duvet can take a space from empty to adorable."
"Deep burgundy makes for a statement neutral with this linen duvet cover set. Contributor Elise Portale notes that the European flax linen is "soft and comfy," and the material only gets softer with numerous washes. Much like the burgundy, a deep olive or a warm sunset shade can make an impactful design statement in your space-pair with a pattern or a stripe to make the most of your maximalist bedding moment. Polka dots are back."
The era of white-washed, austere industrial bedrooms is waning as designers favor excitement and color. Maximalist bedding features punchy colors, large stripes, and winding patterns, and can function like a full bedroom makeover. Deep jewel tones such as cobalt, burgundy, deep olive, and warm sunset shades serve as impactful neutrals when paired with patterns or stripes. Silks and European flax linen provide tactile luxury that softens with washes, while organic linens and percale deliver durability and visual texture. Petite polka dots add charm without feeling dated and can work behind a solid quilt or on their own. A single eye-catching set can shift a room’s tone and invite bold styling choices.
Read at Architectural Digest
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