We’re Replacing Relaxed Linen With Crisp Hotel-Style Bedding This Fall

Hello, classic percales and luxurious sateens.
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It’s no secret that linen bedding is our editors’ go-to; the lived-in textile is as unfussy as it gets. But after a summer filled with travel and hotel stays, crisp percale and luxurious sateen sheets are on our minds. Because, hey, if extending summer as long as we possibly can means transforming our bedrooms into a fancy five-star suite, we’re up for the task. 

If you’ve written off hotel-style bedding as boring, hear us out. While traditional all-white sets epitomize a serviced room, we also found colorful embroidered designs with charming tailored bolster pillows to complete the look. But if simple is what you’re in the market for, there’s plenty in that department. Take Parachute’s new Resort collection, for instance; it may be plain black and white, but an evening spent on the 100% organic cotton sateen is a luxury experience on par with a night at the Ritz. 

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Only White in Sight

Photography by Nicole Franzen

There’s no rule that your bed has to have personality. We find a bright white sea of sheets to be quite serene. There’s a surprising amount of variety in this straightforward category: from H by Frette’s assortment procured by actual hotels to Revival’s cool-to-the-touch washed cotton sets (a Domino favorite).

Cloud Soft Organic Sateen Duvet Cover

Coyuchi
$268

Washed Cotton Duvet Cover

Revival
$139 $89

Luxe Sateen Hardcore Sheet Bundle

Brooklinen
$363 $247

Percale Standard Bed Bundle

H by Frette
$242

A Touch of Prep

Photography by Gieves Anderson; Styling by Julia Stevens

Piping, embroidery, and tape borders bring a heavy dose of sophistication. The Bowery Hotel does it best with its iconic red-bordered bedding in every room. We have a sweet spot for Matouk’s scalloped Mirasol collection, inspired by the storefront awnings of Palm Beach. If a full set is out of your budget, you can always snag just the shams and pair them with a plain white duvet. 

Grande Hotel Duvet Cover

Sferra
$303

Classic Organic Percale Piped Duvet Cover

Quince
$90

Athena Duvet

Yves Delorme
$495

Pearl Organic Percale Duvet Cover

Pottery Barn
$179

100% Cotton Scalloped Sateen Hotel Stitch Duvet Cover Set by Pushp Linen

Etsy
$125

Border Frame Sateen Duvet Cover

Serena u0026amp; Lily
$328 $198

Organic Soft Luxe Duvet Cover

Parachute
$260

Mirasol Duvet Cover

Matouk
$1125

Statement Pillows 

Photography by Meghan Mcneer

When tying the hotel-style look together, not just any decorative pillow will achieve the high-end aesthetic. Swap your solid lightweight linen lumbar for a cover that’s crafted out of an equally polished material (raw silk, velvet, soft mohair). Go bold with a pattern and keep it classy with a tailored bolster pillow. 

Sabine Velvet Bolster Pillow

Lulu u0026amp; Georgia
$58

Fuchsia Daisy Suzani Pillow

St Frank
$265

Bowden Pillow Cover

Serena u0026amp; Lily
$228 $70

House of Hackney Pampas Fringed Velvet Pillow

Anthropologie
$148

Mimi Striped Cotton-Velvet Cushion by Christina Lundsteen

Matches Fashion
$117

Sierra Boucle Lumbar Pillow

The Citizenry
$229 $179

Mohair Rectangle Pillow

Abc Carpet u0026 Home
$95 $59

Bettie Light Brown Velvet Throw Pillow

CB2
$100

Luxurious Throws  

Photography by Jessica Antola

Layering in a throw blanket will add extra warmth while also breaking up all the crispness. Try introducing a new luxurious texture, from classic cashmere to heavyweight wool.

Lima Alpaca Throw

Kassatex
$250

Leather Stitch Wool Throw

Banana Republic
$350

Rozco Mohair-Blend Throw Blanket by Mantas Ezcaray

Neiman Marcus
$375

Premium Cashmere Throw Blanket with Fringe

Amazon
$189

Shetland Throw

Goodee
$185

Serena Throw

DWR
$245 $196

Julia Stevens

Contributing Editor

Julia Stevens is a Domino contributing editor. Basically, she’s a professional online shopper. She started at Domino as an intern and spent seven years in the style department curating products for our gift guides, trend roundups, and product reviews and on set styling the beautiful homes we get to share. Off hours, you can find her scouting New York’s newest design shops and restyling her shelves