Duvet Covers

Our duvet covers come in washed linen, 400 thread-count Egyptian cotton and brushed cotton for colder months, each cut generously with hidden-button closures that disappear into the seam. Chosen for the way they soften a bed without formality, every cover is built to layer with matching or contrasting pillowcases across the seasons.

Linen has a relaxed, textured feel that gets better with every wash and breathes beautifully through warmer nights. Cotton, particularly percale, feels crisper and more tailored, suiting beds where you like the sheets taut and the finish hotel-precise. Owning one of each lets the bed shift with the season and the mood.

Washing a duvet cover every one to two weeks keeps the bed feeling properly fresh, and aligns neatly with how often you'd wash sheets and pillowcases. For covers that stay on a guest bed, washing before each use and again when the room is next aired out is enough to keep the linen cupboard organised.

Turn the cover inside out, reach inside to grip the top two corners from the inside, then grab the corresponding corners of the duvet through the fabric. Shake the cover down over the duvet like a sleeve and button the bottom edge. The inside-out method takes under a minute once practised.

Matching sets feel considered and hotel-ready, while contrasting pillowcases in a tonal shade, a different texture or a subtle pattern give the bed more character. Keeping the contrast within the same colour family avoids the look becoming busy, and lets a bedroom feel layered rather than coordinated.