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* Made from 100% recycled super soft velvet * Luxury feel * striking, maximalist design * Digitally Printed * Machine washable * Matching bedding available Elevate your bedroom to a new level of sophistication with our exquisite bed linen. Crafted from the finest super soft velvet, this bedding doesn't just offer comfort; it's a statement of luxury. Our bold floral digital print is a work of art, bursting with intricate details and bold colours. Set against a rich brown background, it brings an air of opulence to your bedroom, creating a space that's truly your own. Made from 100% recycled super soft velvet, this duvet and pillowcase set offers a luxury feel with a striking design that's digitally printed for lasting vibrancy. This product is OEKO-TEX® MADE IN GREEN certified, meaning it was produced in OEKO-TEX® STe P certified factories - verifying environmental, social, and chemical standards in the facility. It has also been certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, the original safety standard for everyday confidence. To offer full visibility, the production stages throughout the supply chain can be traced.
I love the Allouise Floral Brown duvet cover for its rich, warm tones and bold floral print, making it a versatile choice for adding character to a variety of interiors. It works particularly well in cosy, traditional bedrooms or modern schemes seeking a touch of vintage charm. To style it effectively, consider pairing with neutral or cream-toned bed linens to let the florals stand out, and add complementary accessories like soft blush or deep green cushions for a layered look. This set can easily anchor a room with earthy colour palettes, while its lively pattern prevents the space from feeling too formal or static. Practical tip: since the fabric appears vibrant and busy, keep surrounding decor simple to let the duvet's boldness shine without overwhelming the space.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here