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Quilts, Coverlets & Boho Comforters
Bedding is an essential part of creating a cozy and comfortable bedroom. It can be confusing to navigate the differences between items such as quilts, comforters, and coverlets. Understanding the nuances between these pieces can help elevate the comfort and style of your space. Once chilly nights are in full swing, you'll want nothing more than a unique warm quilt or velvet comforter for your bedding. A textured blanket is truly a necessary luxury. From delicate pintucks to cascading throws, there's so much to see in our collection. And here's a tip-coverlets are quilts without the extra layer of padding, so they're perfect for the quilted look all year long. Our collection of quilts and coverlets includes an array of fabrics and patterns.
What is the difference between a quilt and a comforter?
A quilt is typically made up of three layers of fabric: a top, batting, and a bottom layer. On the other hand, a comforter is typically made from a single layer of fluffy insulation material such as down, feathers, or a synthetic fiber fill.
What is a coverlet?
Another type of bedding that you might not be as familiar with is a coverlet. A coverlet is a lightweight blanket that is typically used as a decorative layer on top of your bedding.
How do you layer bedding?
Layering bedding is an easy way to add dimension and texture to your bedroom decor. Start with a fitted sheet and add a flat sheet on top, then layer a quilt or coverlet on top of that. If you want extra warmth, add a comforter on top and fold it down to showcase the quilt or coverlet. Don't forget to add decorative pillows and shams to complete the look.
What do you do when it's time to wash your beloved quilt?
First, read the care instructions on the label carefully. Most quilts can be machine-washed in cold water on a gentle cycle, but some may require professional cleaning. Avoid using harsh detergents and fabric softeners, which can damage the fibers. Once your quilt is clean, hang it out to air dry or tumble dry on low heat.