Coastal Bedding Sets

Dream of warm breezes and ocean air as you drift off to sleep in our fine coastal bedding sets. We make it easy to craft welcoming guest rooms or a tranquil personal retreat, with hand-selected bundles of matching nautical bedding. Simply choose the collection that best fits your personal style, from light and airy neutrals to bold tropical prints, then select the pieces and sizes you need to personalize. Our coastal bed sets begin with bedspreads, comforters, and linens, complemented by ultra-cozy quilts and throws, plus eye-catching accent pillows.

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FAQs

Is a quilt or comforter better for summer bedding?

For year-round comfort and versatility, we recommend using both. The lightweight cotton of quilts makes them a summer essential, but for year-round coastal home comfort, remember to layer your bedding as those breezes begin to stir. To create your dream coastal bedding combo, start with cool-touch sheets. For summer's gentle breezes, a lightweight quilt provides ideal coverage. As the weather cools, add a soft coastal comforter that you can pull up if needed for extra warmth. This layered approach ensures your beach-inspired retreat is comfortable in every season.

What is the most breathable bedding?

For a cool and comfortable night's sleep in your coastal retreat, especially during warmer months or in humid climates, the most breathable bedding materials are natural fibers known for their excellent airflow and moisture-wicking properties. Here are some of the top contenders:

• • Linen: Often considered the most breathable natural fiber for bedding. Its loose weave allows for maximum airflow, and it effectively wicks away moisture, keeping you cool and dry even on the warmest nights. While it may have a slightly textured feel initially, linen softens beautifully with each wash.
• • Cotton (especially Percale): A classic choice for breathability. Percale cotton has a plain, tight weave that feels crisp and cool against the skin, promoting air circulation. Look for long-staple cotton like Egyptian, Pima, or Supima for enhanced softness and durability. Avoid sateen weaves if maximum breathability is your priority, as they have a tighter weave.
• • Bamboo (Viscose or Rayon derived from Bamboo): Known for its silky soft feel and excellent breathability. Bamboo fibers are also naturally moisture-wicking and have temperature-regulating properties, making them a great choice for hot sleepers and humid coastal environments.

What can I use instead of a duvet in hot weather?

While duvets offer cozy warmth, they can become too heavy and trap heat during warmer months or in hotter climates. For a comfortable night's sleep in your coastal home, consider these lighter and more breathable alternatives to a traditional duvet:

• • Lightweight Quilts or Coverlets: Craving a comforting layer without excess warmth? Choose thinner options with less fill to perfectly complement your breezy coastal decor.
• • Breathable Blankets: For comfortable nights in humid coastal climates, select blankets designed for excellent air circulation and moisture management, keeping you cool and dry.
• • Duvet Cover Alone: Who says you need to fill your duvet cover with anything at all? Your duvet cover can be a very versatile blanket. In the peak of summer, sometimes just using your duvet cover without the insert can provide a light and airy covering.