Bedding

What Does a Complete Bedding Setup Include?

A well-built bed has more layers than just a mattress and a blanket. Here is how each piece of bedding contributes to your overall comfort and sleep quality:

How Do You Choose the Right Pillows?

Pillow selection depends on your sleeping position. Side sleepers need a firmer, higher-loft pillow to fill the gap between the shoulder and ear. Back sleepers do best with a medium-loft pillow that supports the natural curve of the neck. Stomach sleepers need a thin, soft pillow to prevent neck strain. Fill type also matters: memory foam contours to your shape, down offers a plush feel that molds easily, and down alternative provides a similar softness at a lower price with hypoallergenic properties. Browse our bed pillows collection to find options for every sleeping style.

When Should You Add a Mattress Topper?

A mattress topper is the most affordable way to change how your bed feels without buying a new mattress. If your current mattress is too firm, a 2" to 4" memory foam or down alternative topper adds cushioning and pressure relief. If it is too soft, a latex or high-density foam topper adds support. Toppers also extend the life of an aging mattress by creating a fresh comfort layer on top. Explore our mattress toppers to find options in memory foam, gel, latex, and more.

Why Does Your Mattress Need a Protector?

A mattress protector is one of the most overlooked bedding essentials. It prevents spills, sweat, dust mites, and allergens from reaching your mattress, which helps maintain hygiene and can extend your mattress's lifespan by years. Many mattress warranties require the use of a protector to remain valid. Choose between fitted-sheet-style protectors for convenience and full-encasement protectors for maximum coverage. Our mattress protectors are available in waterproof and breathable options across all sizes.

What Is the Difference Between a Comforter and a Duvet?

A comforter is a quilted, one-piece blanket filled with down, down-alternative, or synthetic fill. It is designed to be used on its own, without a cover. A duvet is a plain insert (similar to a comforter) that goes inside a removable duvet cover. The advantage of a duvet system is that you can wash and swap the cover without laundering the entire insert, and you can change the look of your bed by switching covers. Our comforters and duvet covers collection includes both styles, so you can choose the approach that fits your routine.

How Do Blankets and Throws Fit Into Your Bedding?

Blankets and throws serve double duty as both functional warmth and decorative accents. A cotton or fleece bed blanket adds a temperature-regulating layer between your sheets and comforter. A throw blanket draped at the foot of the bed or over an armchair adds texture and style to your bedroom. Browse our blankets and throws for options in fleece, cotton, sherpa, and knit.

How to Choose the Right Sheets

Sheet quality comes down to three factors: material, weave, and fit. Cotton is the most popular material for its breathability and durability. Percale weave has a crisp, cool feel that works well for warm sleepers, while sateen weave has a silky, smooth finish that drapes more luxuriously. Deep-pocket sheets are essential if your mattress is 12 inches thick or more, as standard pocket depth will not stay tucked in. Our sheets and pillowcases collection covers all weaves, materials, and sizes.