Polka dots are *still* in, people, and the cutesy, timeless design has filtered through into interior design. (Which, by the way, we couldn't be happier about.) Today, we're spotlighting a spring bedroom find from Next: this classic Catherine Lansfield Sage Green Polka Dot Duvet Cover Set. As well as beautifully incorporating the polka dot pattern, it also happens to be repping another decor trend this season — the cottagecore sage green colour.
Yep, for those looking to give their bedroom a fresh makeover as we edge into the warmer months — and happen to love the farmhouse-esque aesthetic — the online shopping doomscroll can stop now.
Available for just £22 for a single size, £35 for a double size, or £40 for a king (the latter two come with two pillowcases, while the former comes with just one), there are so many elements to love with this bedding. So, let's unpack. The charming design has literally been created to add serenity to your space. Created from a soft and cosy 100% brushed cotton, the bed linen "promises to keep you warm and comfortable throughout the night."
Of course, the main event is the gorgeous sage green colour accompanied by small-to-medium-sized polka dots arranged in an orderly fashion. However, if you fancy a refreshing change, simply switch the bedding 'inside out' for a reversible look. This will flip the design, with the bedding appearing white, and the polka dots turning green.
As for styling? This bedding would look impeccable against a wooden bed frame (we love a boho-style rattan choice here at Cosmo) and decorated with plenty of costume cushions. We're obsessed this M&S butter yellow one, or this Sainsbury's £14 tufted offering. Similarly, a cosy throw would add some extra texture to the look.
Catherine Lansfield Sage Green Supersoft 100% Brushed Cotton Polka Dot Duvet Cover Set
All that's left to do now is catch those zzzzs in style.
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