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Create the comfiest summer bedroom with these textile tips

Happy Fluffy Cloud SimpleFluff down duvet
The comfort of the summer house's or cottage's bedroom is improved in one fell swoop when you invest in good sleep, a relaxed atmosphere, and sunny tones. Get inspired by the textile ideas and enjoy your holiday with a cozy sleeping space!

Soft embrace

A soft and warm blanket is the key to deep relaxation. Happy Fluffy Cloud’s SimpleFluff down duvet is plush like a fluffy cloud, and the airy blanket keeps you warm on chilly summer evenings. The duvet filled with goose down and feather weighs almost five kilos – the gentle weight enhances a restful night's sleep.

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Marimekko Kaksoset duvet cover, 150 x 210 cm, beige - burgundy - orange

Love for nature

Natural colors and lively patterns create a personal atmosphere in the sleeping area of a summer home. Marimekko's Kaksoset (“Twins”) duvet cover is decorated with a playful feline pattern designed by Maija Isola, which was originally created during her painting career in 1970. Complete the charming set with the matching pillowcase.

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Ferm Living Hem rug, 160 x 250 cm, sand

Toe warmer

A soft and warm rug under the bare feet is a must-have. Ferm Living’s hand-woven Hem rug and its carefree fringe delight next to the bed, making the bedroom cozier. The material of the rug cleverly utilizes post-consumer plastic but feels like a cotton rug against the skin.

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A cooler option

Do you enjoy a little bit cooler duvet for summer nights? By the Finnish brand Joutsen, the cool Jalo down duvet is perfect for warm weather and those looking for a lighter comforter. The 100 % down filling of this luxurious blanket is breathable and keeps the temperature comfortable all night long. The blankets and pillows are made in Riihimäki, Finland.

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&Tradition The Eye AP9 bedspread, 240 x 260 cm, brown earth

A true eye-catcher

The best textile of the summer is suitable for many things: it works equally as a bedspread, nap blanket, or picnic throw. &Tradition’s The Eye bedspread is adorned with a large eye pattern and geometric lines. Made of organic cotton, the bedspread is lightly padded and its beautiful pattern has been quilted by hand.

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Tekla Single duvet cover, 150 x 210 cm, sunbleach yellow

5-star staycation

Summer and sunny colors are an inseparable combination. Tekla's selection at Finnish Design Shop was recently expanded with sweet pastel shade bedding, which effortlessly brings a new look to the vacation home. The high-quality percale cotton duvet covers feel cool and crispy on warm nights and last for years in summer use. Alternatively, the colorful pillowcases add a new twist to the old bedding individually.

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Let the light in

The real feeling of summer break arises from the sun rays that filter through the window. The gentle gray-white Siena cotton fabric lets the light flow as the curtain beautifully frames the natural scenery. Decorated with Alvar Aalto's pattern from 1954, the fabric’s name and inspiration come from the Italian city that Aalto adored.

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Text: Sarianna Määttänen Images: Manufacturers

Published on 18 Jun, 2021

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