





£30
* Standard Pillowcases * 100% Cotton Cover * 10 Year Guarantee * 300 Thread Count * Machine Washable Experience the ethereal beauty of gypsophila blooms cascading across our luxury 300 thread count cotton sateen pillowcase pair. The mineral colours echo our natural habitat, invoking mindfulness and calm with every glance. The silhouette reverse completes the minimal effect of this luxurious Dorma design, offering versatility in styling. Crafted from 100% cotton with a 10-year guarantee, this sham promises both quality and longevity. Its zip closure ensures easy maintenance, while its matching curtains, bedspread, and sham create a cohesive and sophisticated bedroom ensemble. 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. Dorma Established in 1921, Dorma is a British heritage brand synonymous with quality, luxury and impeccable attention to detail. Dorma; our name is your guarantee.
The Dorma Gypsophilia 300 thread count pillowcase pair offers a sophisticated yet versatile option for many interiors. I love how it balances subtle elegance with practicality, making it ideal for bedroom schemes from contemporary to classic. Its mineral tone adds a soft, neutral touch that works beautifully with both cool and warm colour palettes. For styling tips, pair these with crisp white linens or layered with textured throws for a relaxed luxury feel. They’re also great for creating a calming, spa-like environment when complemented with minimal accessories or natural textures like wood and linen. Overall, these pillowcases are a reliable staple that can elevate the overall look of your bed while offering comfort and durability.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Dunelm's website here