Ruffled Bedding Is Extra in a Good Way

"The beauty of frills lies in its delicate silhouette that pairs equally well with gingham bedding as it does with florals or simple solid colors. In fact, an all-white ruffled bedding set or a frilly decorative pillow is all you need to lighten the mood in a room. Extra pomp doesn't have to skew antiquated, either, as several modern variations from upscale brands like Sferra and Annie Selke illustrate."

"When you add stripes to ruffled quilt sets, you can introduce Shabby Chic or nautical or retro vibes to your room decor-all depending on the size and colors of the lines. The size of the flounce can also dictate the messaging. Daintily pinched fabric on the hem of a flat sheet is almost like a little secret."

Ruffled bedding has experienced a resurgence in popularity, drawing inspiration from Victorian design elements and the contemporary cottagecore movement. The versatility of ruffles allows them to complement various decorating styles, from Shabby Chic to nautical to retro, depending on stripe patterns, colors, and flounce sizes. Delicate ruffles work equally well with gingham, florals, or solid colors, and all-white ruffled sets can brighten any room. Modern luxury brands like Sferra and Annie Selke offer contemporary interpretations that avoid appearing dated. High-quality ruffled bedding remains in high demand and frequently sells out quickly due to its popularity and the intricate detailing required.

Read at Architectural Digest