We transition from winter to spring with our wardrobes, so why can't we do the same with our home decor? This season, lemon yellow is one of *the* trending interior colours — replacing last year's green for something a little more Amalfi Coast meets cottagecore. From decorative cushions that combine kitsch with cute, to reversible bedding that puts a contemporary twist on classic stripes, there are so many different ways you can style the shade.
Now, John Lewis has added its very own duvet set to the group chat. A simple, lemon yellow design that needs no frills, it's the perfect purchase for those looking for sweetness and simplicity. Let's talk details.
The set is available in three sizes: single, double, and king size. If you're a fan of extra pillows on a bed, you can also buy additional pillowcases — either a pair of standard pillowcases (£8) or Oxford versions (£10). Whichever you decide, all are made from 100% cotton, a material known for its breathable and temperature-regulating qualities. Both of which are non-negotiable, especially as we move into the warmer months.
In terms of pricing, a single set (which comes with one standard pillowcase) costs £25. A double is £35, while a king is £45. The latter two options come with two standard pillowcases.
Though we're here to spotlight the lemon yellow — it is a trending colour after all — the set also comes in a variety of other shades, should the femme spring vibes not match your interior tastes. Other colours available include white, mauve, spruce green, navy, and natural.
As for the yellow set, just know we'll be pairing it with a boho rattan bedframe, textured blankets, and lots of pretty pillows.
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