Cotton Bedding

Cotton bedding is the everyday choice for British homes – breathable, durable, machine-washable and softer the longer you live with it. Our luxury cotton bedding range covers single, double, king and super king sizes in percale, sateen and brushed-cotton finishes, with duvet covers, fitted sheets and pillowcases sold separately or as full sets.
  • Rotate Pillowcase Rotate Pillowcase
  • Washed Linen Natural Fitted Sheet Washed Linen Natural Fitted Sheet
    By Heal's
    Washed Linen Natural Fitted Sheet
    From £99
  • Washed Linen Dusky Blue Duvet Cover Washed Linen Dusky Blue Duvet Cover
    By Heal's
    Washed Linen Dusky Blue Duvet Cover
    From £189
  • 400TC Egyptian Cotton Sateen Luxe Cream Deep Fitted Sheet 400TC Egyptian Cotton Sateen Luxe Cream Deep Fitted Sheet
  • Microfibre All Seasons Duvet 4.5 + 9 Tog Single Microfibre All Seasons Duvet 4.5 + 9 Tog Single
  • Washed Linen Dusky Blue Fitted Sheet Washed Linen Dusky Blue Fitted Sheet
    By Heal's
    Washed Linen Dusky Blue Fitted Sheet
    From £99
  • 400 Thread Count Egyptian Cotton White Oxford Pillowcase 400 Thread Count Egyptian Cotton White Oxford Pillowcase
  • Out Of Stock
    Microfibre Side Sleeper Pillow 64 x 38 x 10cm Microfibre Side Sleeper Pillow 64 x 38 x 10cm
  • Geo Duvet Cover Geo Duvet Cover
  • Geo Pillowcase Geo Pillowcase

    Percale is a tighter plain weave that feels crisp and cool, with a matt finish – the classic 'hotel sheet' touch. Sateen is a satin-style weave with more threads on the surface, giving a softer, slightly silky feel and a subtle sheen. Percale suits hot sleepers; sateen suits people who want a softer drape.

    Thread count matters up to a point – a 200-300 thread count percale or a 300-400 thread count sateen will outperform most higher numbers, where extra threads usually mean thinner yarns. Quality cotton at the right weave matters more than chasing 1000+ thread counts, which are often marketing-led.

    Weekly for the sheets and pillowcases people sleep directly on; every two weeks for duvet covers in normal use; every four to six weeks for additional throws and decorative cushions. Wash on 40 degrees with a non-bio detergent, and dry on a line where possible to extend the life of the fibre.

    Brushed cotton (also called flannelette) is warmer in winter and feels softer to small hands; it's the natural choice for children's beds. For year-round use, percale is the more practical answer because it washes hot and dries quickly. Avoid pure white in young children's rooms unless you enjoy laundry.

    • The Best Green Bedding
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      The Best Green Bedding
      Green is well and truly having a moment, perhaps in part because of its connection to nature – from emerald forests to sage fields and olive groves – as well as the fact it’s utterly timeless and complements most other shades. But did you know that the latest way to tap into the trend is through your bedding? Yes, green bedding is the hottest trope in interiors right now, perfectly timed for swapping out your current sheets for the cosy season ahead. Here, we track its rise (and rise) and help you shake up your set for autumn with truly inspiring green bedding ideas. Why is green bedding so popular? It didn’t start with green bedding. As with most things, the trend began with a broader brushstroke as green – more generally – became the colour of 2023. Searches for ‘green’ are soaring online as we look to surround ourselves with natural colours found in the world around us, from forests to fairways, which explains why earthy browns, watery blues and sunny yellows are also big news. These are comforting hues that console us in a world that continues to be tumultuous, even post-pandemic. Green brings the outside in with its restorative and refreshing qualities while grounding us in what really matters. And it symbolises growth and abundance and has a positive and calming effect on our emotion and mood. Is it hardly surprising that it’s filtered down from the plants we use to fill our interiors to the paint we put on our walls and the linen we dress our beds with? Is green bedding a good choice? Luckily, green is an excellent choice for your bedding. It’s versatile. Green bedding makes even the dark depths of winter feel positively spring-like but because it’s so versatile. Indeed, green is a chameleon of colour that complements a spectrum of different shades, from neutrals like brown and grey, to vibrant hues such as yellow, blue and pink. Better still, green itself comes in a range of different tones, from light to dark, with cool or warm undertones. You can choose a shade that fits your bedroom's aesthetic and your personal taste. For a more calming and neutral feel, consider soft, muted greens, while bolder shades can add a pop of colour to your bedroom. It’s timeless. It’s also timeless with black and white, able to step up as the star of the show or play a stellar support act. As they’re opposite each other on the colour wheel, red and green are happy bedfellows, too, despite the old adage that ‘red and green should never be seen’. It's complementary. Lastly, green can be made to look modern for contemporary spaces, or traditional with cottage-style décor, making it a secret weapon for your bedding that can be styled up differently time and again to keep things fresh. What is the best green bedding for me? Luckily, Heal’s is home to the best green bedding in the business, with something for every taste and space. Casually chic green linen bedding A bestseller for a reason, our washed linen in forest green is a casual but chic set that has a soft feel and a relaxed look, featuring distinctive mussel-shell buttons on the duvet for a stylish flourish. It’s carefully woven in Portugal using flax in a sustainable process that requires fewer dyes and water than cotton. Better still, the fabric is noticeably weightier than most other linens to make it as suitable for providing warmth in the winter as it keeps you cool in the summer. Don’t worry about ironing, either: simply wash, dry and put it straight back on. A pre-washed look means it comes stylishly faded, too, meaning it couldn’t be easier to keep looking like new. Smart and sophisticated green cotton bedding On the other side of the spectrum, Été bedding in dark green and white contrasting stripes from Hay – founded in 2002 in Denmark – is seriously smart and sophisticated. It’s crafted from crisp, soft cotton as part of a collaboration between the brand and designer Amanda Borberg. Breathable and lightweight, it’s perfect for recreating that beach-chic look, whether as a matching set or mixed with other pieces. Luxurious green quilted bedding For pure luxury, look no further than our velvet quilt in emerald green, a thick and cosy bedspread featuring plush quilting in a rich palette. It’s made from 100% cotton velvet and hand-finished for a hotel-style look. Layer over your duvet at the end of the bed to style it like a pro. Smooth and silky green bedding Alternatively, plump for our silk bedspread in sage, featuring a grid pattern and handwoven in India. From washed linen to Egyptian cotton, we offer a range of different bedding in quality materials – all with a different aesthetic and feel – so read our helpful buying guide to find the best for you. What accessories go well with green bedding? Bedding is just the beginning of creating a beautiful bed for rest and relaxation. Layering is key to creating a luxurious look, so invest in a scatter cushion or two, whether in something tonal like the Edith check cushion or Cabana stripe cushion, or a contrasting style such as the Pablo Picasso Femme au Chapeau cushion or the Heal’s + LF Markey cushion. Browse and buy our best green bedding.
    • Add A Boutique Vibe To Your Bedroom
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      Add A Boutique Vibe To Your Bedroom
      If you can’t get away for much of a holiday this summer or you just think that your room could do with a much needed face lift. We have decided to put together a few ways that you could turn your bedroom into a more luxurious and glamorous room. Maximising comfort for that much needed rest you need. Bedding I imagine the first thing most people do when they enter a hotel room is fall straight on the bed, diving into a sea of puffy duvets and pillows. White linen in particular is great for establishing a calm and relaxing environment. Create a seating area A great place to get ready for the day ahead or even a night cap or a read of a book before bed. Stylish furniture creates a sense of allure within the bedroom. The room doesn’t become so focused around sleep but rather a place for a chill out. A luxurious throw? We reckon that your bedroom could probably do with a little extra attention and care. So one thing simple thing to do to give your bedroom a different feel is to put a throw over the bed or a chair. An extra little bit of luxury won’t go amiss. It adds an aura of calm and comfort to the bedroom. Your bedroom could probably do with a little extra attention and care. Lavish lighting Bring your bedroom lighting up to date. Ditch the oversized bed lamps and get some more nifty, flexible lighting so that bedtime reading can be a joy rather than a chore. Hotel Boutique rooms are always very well lit, there’s flexible lighting to satisfy all your needs whether it’s next to an arm chair or on a desk. Ashfield Mattress Above all the reason why you often feel so refreshed from a holiday is that you have slept well! The best way to go about that is getting a new mattress for your home and make sleeping enjoyable again.