• • We carry several comforters that are pieced (usually a solid fabric meets a printed fabric) at a midway point - 45% pattern and 55% solid. ... more

A comforter is a bed covering that is quilted and reversible. Traditionally, it drops 15" over the edge of the bed at the foot and sides, and covers the top of the bed completely. Most are filled with bonded polyester fill. A duvet cover is, quite ... more

Yes, the Bedfan works with a comforter. The lighter the covering, though, the better it works. There is more open space for the Bedfan's air currents to move when you use a light covering, such as a sheet or a light blanket, than there would be ... more

There is something about the color burgundy that just makes it look very elegant and posh. Same goes when it is on your comforter set. Burgundy bedding sets tend to make the entire room turn into a lovely place, comparable to someplace royal and ... more

Without seeing the comforter, it's hard to say. Generally, with such a strong color, you don't want to paint your walls to "match" - you will never get to sleep! Is it solid, or are there other, less noticeable colors in the fabric, too? Depending ... more

I am considering buying this for my newly redecorated room. My old comforter does not have stitching throughout and all the stuffing gets pushed to the bottom side. I was wondering it it has stitches to prevent this, or this has happened to you. ... more

For the comforter and carpet, try some OxyClean. If that doesn't work, go to the Hardware store and get paint thinner or paint remover. For the dresser, MAGIC ERASERS. They work wonders for people with toddlers. I got permanent marker off a toy box ... more

A. Holly Jean quilts have a top, wadding, backing and binding. The wadding (middle layer) is made from 100% cotton. Holly Jean quilts are made up of between 30 and 150 carefully hand cut pieces of rectangles and squares or just squares, then sewn, ... more

We construct our zippered duvets such that the zipper is not too visible and such that it lasts and does not break. We prefer a zipper because it is much easier to get the comforter in and out after washings than it is opening and closing 20 buttons. ... more

You can use Brush-Baby in place of a dummy or comforter. It’s flexible, chewy and fun for babies and toddlers to use – great for keeping them occupied! Brush-Baby offers a really useful alternative if your child’s teeth are being affected by ... more