Online bedding stores often have more variety and options than brick and mortar stores and have you covered when it comes to comfortable, quality bedding with a soft and luxurious feel. Creating or supplying comforters, handmade quilts and pillows for newborns, children and adults for many years, online bedding stores have taken bedroom decor to the next level with more unique patterns and color palates that will highlight the beauty of each room. Bedding is the focal point of bedroom decor, most often because the bed is the largest item of furniture in the room and somewhat centered in the bedroom for accessibility.
For Yourself or a Gift
A bed made of the most elaborate wood carved headers and footers would hardly be noticed draped in a plain white sheet. However, a mattress and frame adorned in beautiful bedding will invite you into the room. Bedding ensembles make wonderful gifts for almost any gift giving need whether adult, child, infant or elderly and for any occasion. Popular events for giving bedding gifts are weddings, birthdays, graduations, college departures, military deployments, home warming, baby showers, promotions, going away events, welcoming events, fundraising events and as a beautiful expression of love and caring.
Baby’s Need Bedding Too
Baby bedding accounts for more than the simple function that bedding typically implies. It is security and a nurturing comfort cradle away from mother’s arms. Most online bedding stores have a wide variety of Crib Comforters, Fleece Blankets, Quilts, Car Seat liners, Mattress Pads and Wool Baby Buntings to cradle baby in comfort, warmth and a plush sense of security.
Quilts
You can even find Amish based stores online that offer Mennonite and Picture Quilts which come in brilliant colors, beautiful patterns and soft textures; handmade for durability that will give years of enjoyment. These beautiful works of art are a perfect gift and an heirloom of memories. Quality quilts are made to withstand years of use while maintaining their brilliant colors and soft textures.
Quilts have been around for centuries dating back to 3400 BC. The earliest recorded quilting was found as an embellishment for a carved ivory figure of a Pharaoh. It is believed that quilting originated in China and Egypt simultaneously and brought to Europe by crusaders. The Multiple layers of fabric stitched together served as padding under the cold rough armor of the Knights and kept them warm in the harsh weather, Later the quilting process was used for Cowlite, (combined mattress and coverlets) in medieval England. Harsh winters brought about “quilting” from necessity.
From humble but necessary beginnings the quilting process has incorporated the techniques of many cultures; Italy’s Trapunto, Japan’s Yosegire, England’s Cowlite-Stuffed Sack and France’s Applique, Amish settlers came to the United States from Germany and Switzerland in the early 1700s The Amish Mennonites used solid color fabrics elaborated with feathered scroll and cable stitch work. In the mid 19th century the revival of colonial decor coupled with “the Quilting B” the American woman’s social event, birthed many of the beautiful quilt styles and patterns we have today.
