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**In collaboration with the Natural History Museum** * Natural History Museum Waterhouse print * Reversible bedding with contrasting colourway * Includes standard pillowcase(s) * Made from cotton * Secure button closure * Machine washable * Part of our Natural History Museum collection This Waterhouse print design is part of our Natural History Museum collection and is influenced by architectural blueprints of the Museum building. Fully reversible the front depicts historic arches arranged in a patchwork style reminiscent of architectural drawings, whilst the reverse is the colour opposite offering more style options. Being made in 100% Better Cotton, which is naturally soft and moisture absorbing, makes this bed set the perfect choice for a restful night's sleep. Additional accessories available in the same design range.**Natural History Museum x Dunelm**This very special collaboration has been influenced by the Natural History Museum’s incredible building. Taking inspiration from the Museum’s unique architectural details and unmistakable Victorian décor, our contemporary collection makes it possible to bring a piece of natural history into your home. © The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2023. All Rights Reserved.
I love the Waterhouse Charcoal set for its versatile, contemporary look that pairs well with a variety of interiors. Its dark, muted tone makes it a great choice for creating a cosy, understated bedroom vibe, especially in modern or urban-themed spaces. It also works beautifully layered with textured cushions or throws in contrasting colours like mustard, blush, or metallics for a pop of colour. Practical tip: its dark hue helps hide minor stains and wear, making it ideal for busy households. To keep things fresh, consider complementing it with light-coloured bed linens or a patterned accent cushion for visual interest. This set is a smart choice for those looking to bring a subtle sophistication to their bedroom setup.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
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