Printed duvet: what are the trends of the year?
This year, floral prints and graphic patterns are at the top of the bill, and the duvet cover is in tune with it. Among the other themes in sight: patterns inspired by abyssal depths or desert dunes. And for fans of castle life, we should come across the very vintage (and romantic!) toile de Jouy style print again.
These patterns come in all the colors of the moment, with a predilection for the palette of green and blue, as well as for variations around the color coral. And in terms of materials? Unsurprisingly, we find linen and percale or cotton satin.
How to adopt the printed duvet without missing out?
Are you the type who has trouble making your choice? Good news: the very wise bedding set has lived! And if you like to stick to trends, you’ll have to try a little mix and match. It is therefore entirely possible (and even recommended!) to combine a floral duvet with a striped sheet and pillowcases. If you’re not sure how to combine patterns and colors, play it safe by combining your printed duvet with plain bedding.
Printed quilt: 15 models to shop
When Anne de Solène meets Maison Drouault, the result is a capsule composed of deliciously refined pieces. Made from organic cotton satin, the Talisman printed duvet cover is distinguished by its natural shades and its pattern with moving reflections.
English style, flowery or rustic… Essix offers a poetic and trendy version of the garden theme in its new collection, “Garden Party”. The Bosquet duvet cover is adorned with an impressionist floral print, which combines a powder pink and a trendy pale blue. We love its striped cuff. Flawless!
Nature inspiration for Alexandre Turpault’s spring/summer collection. Called “Lights of the day”, it is inspired by the variations of light throughout the day. Enhanced with a delicate floral print, the Cueillette printed cotton satin set is as attractive in Baltic blue as in this greige version (known as “gazelle”).
The linen duvet cover has the particularity of being as comfortable in winter as in summer: you can therefore adopt it with complete peace of mind if you are looking for a model that will accompany you all year round. And it’s a piece that the AM PM brand does brilliantly! The proof with Kalong, a duvet cover with a simple and soft graphic print.
We love the simplicity of the Linot washed linen duvet cover from La Redoute: a model that is easy to combine with other patterns, great for creating your own mix and match sets while avoiding bad taste.
The Gingham print still has a bright future ahead of it – especially with this patterned duvet cover spotted at H&M Home. We love its many variations: between very demure brown and trendy pastel yellow, there is something for everyone.
At Becquet, the Vichy duvet cover features an XL pattern and decidedly spring colors.
Alinea revisits the striped duvet cover with Verga, which alternates ice blue and red: a timeless and terribly elegant contrasting pattern.
With its soft blue stripes, the Lorena reversible duvet cover from Westwing works just as well alone as in combination with a pop or floral print.
Adopt the spring summer trends now? No, you don’t feel it, because it’s still a little chilly for you! Fall for the Snowy Break duvet cover from Linvosges: a model with a fresh look… but in flannel!
La Redoute is riding the retro wave with its Alma printed duvet cover: a model that smacks of the 70s… but which fits perfectly with today’s trends!
Who said tartan print was exclusively reserved for winter? Here it is revamped in spring/summer version by Françoise Saget, with Rose Blush, a top cotton version for the summer season.
The Twiggypop reversible duvet cover from Carré Blanc displays a Pop print on the back side and pretty foliage on a white background on the face side.
This model inspired by the 60s and created in homage to the model Twiggy is a limited edition.
With its slightly regressive retro print and shimmering colors, the Love Birds Essix duvet cover brings a holiday feel to the bedroom. This is even more true with a rattan headboard. This model with its shimmering print has a reverse dotted with small stars.
How: you don’t yet have your toile de Jouy style duvet cover? Here’s the perfect excuse to adopt the pretty model by Cyrillus!