Description
Our Hebden bedspread is made from pure cotton percale that has been garment washed, so it arrives already soft and lived-in rather than crisp and new. It comes in two sizes, a 150 x 200cm throw-over for a single or a topper-weight layer, and a generous 265 x 265cm that drapes over a double, king or super king with plenty to fall down each side. The face and reverse are the same soft bay green, a muted sage that sits between grey and green, and the quilting runs in a large open grid of squares that you can see clearly in the photographs.
This is a layering piece rather than a duvet, meant to sit on top of the bed for warmth you can add or fold back through the seasons. It suits a relaxed, pared-back bedroom, and the washed-cotton crumple means it looks right whether smoothed flat or left a little rumpled. The plain bay green face is easy to pair with striped or patterned bedding beneath it, and the tonal grid quilting keeps it quiet enough not to compete. Fold it across the foot of the bed by day, or pull it up over a duvet on colder nights.
Because it is 100% cotton, it is breathable and takes a machine wash well, and the garment-washed finish means a little softening and creasing is part of the look rather than a fault to iron out. The quilting is stitched in a square grid across the whole panel, giving it a light, even loft. Being cotton throughout, face and reverse alike, there is no slippery lining to fight with when you make the bed. It works as a standalone cover in warmer months and as an extra layer in winter.
Specification
| Material |
100% cotton |
| Design |
Plain, tonal washed face and reverse |
| Construction |
Quilted in a square grid, garment washed |
| Size |
150 x 200cm to 265 x 265cm |
Frequently Asked
Is this a quilt to sleep under or a cover to go on top?
It is a bedspread, designed as a layer to sit over your duvet or blanket, so you can add or fold back warmth through the year.
What is the bedspread made from?
It is 100% cotton, both face and reverse, using a garment-washed percale that is breathable and comes already soft rather than stiff and new.
Which size should I choose for my bed?
The 150 x 200cm suits a single or works as a topper, while the 265 x 265cm drapes over a double, king or super king with overhang on both sides.
Will it crease?
Yes, the washed cotton finish naturally crumples a little and that soft, lived-in look is intended, so you can leave it relaxed rather than pressed flat.
Is the reverse the same colour as the front?
Yes, the face and reverse are both the same tonal bay green, so it looks consistent whichever way it falls when folded back.
What colour is bay green?
It is a soft, muted sage that reads between grey and green, quiet enough to sit alongside striped or patterned bedding underneath.