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A wonderful variation of weaves lends rich texture to broad ... Read more

A wonderful variation of weaves lends rich texture to broad bands of tonal blues, greens and iris in this fresh cotton quilt. Reversible duvet has a bottom button closure and concealed fabric ties to keep duvet in place. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton -190-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Portugal Minimize

Organic patterning in subtle neutrals creates rich visual t ... Read more

Organic patterning in subtle neutrals creates rich visual texture in lustrous cotton sateen. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure at the bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton sateen -220-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Israel Minimize

Lively mid-century modern graphics are printed in a handsom ... Read more

Lively mid-century modern graphics are printed in a handsome palette of earth tones and neutrals in these striking Italian bed linens. The highly sophisticated Mascioni color system allows the dyes to truly penetrate the cotton fibers for lasting brilliance, color intensity and softness. Reversible duvet with bottom button closure has concealed fabric ties keep duvet from bunching. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton -Vat-dyed -200-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Italy Minimize

Modern Portuguese linens color block warm, earthy neutrals ... Read more

Modern Portuguese linens color block warm, earthy neutrals with asymmetrical white frames. Textured cotton adds depth and interest. Duvet cover with hidden button closure reverses to solid taupe cotton percale; interior ties keep duvet from slipping and bunching. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton -200-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Portugal Minimize

We've handpicked this bedding essential for its quality and ... Read more

We've handpicked this bedding essential for its quality and versatility. Medium-weight, all-season duvet insert features 10 baffle block construction for maximum loft and minimum shifting of the down. Premium snow-white domestic down is encased in a 230-thread-count cambric cotton shell. Shell is down- and feather-proof, preshrunk, and finished with double-needle stitching and cotton cording. Down alternative duvet insert also available. -100% cambric cotton shell (230-thread-count) -Superior quality snow-white domestic down -10 baffle box construction -Sized to fit our duvet covers -Dry cleaning recommended -Made in USA and China Minimize

A traditional arabesque pattern scrolls contemporary in a c ... Read more

A traditional arabesque pattern scrolls contemporary in a colorful palette of plum, sage green, slate blue, pumpkin and gold on ivory. Printed on cotton by an Italian textile house renowned for its richly colored designs that maintain their brilliance over time. Reversible duvet has tailored button closure. Matching pillow sham has a generous 2 flange and back flap closure. Duvet inserts and bed pillows also available. -100% cotton -210-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Italy Minimize

Soft mosaic circles of tonal aquas and greens are printed o ... Read more

Soft mosaic circles of tonal aquas and greens are printed on 220-thread-count pima cotton. Fine, long-staple cotton is combed for added softness and reduced pilling. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure and interior ties to secure duvet in place. Duvet inserts also available. -100% pima combed cotton -220-thread-count percale -Machine wash -Made in Portugal Minimize

Modern linens with a mid-century inspiration are printed on ... Read more

Modern linens with a mid-century inspiration are printed on textured cotton with freeform rock formations in handsome greys and neutrals. Duvet cover is tailored with hidden button closure at the bottom and interior ties to keep duvet in place; reverses to solid grey percale. -100% cotton -200-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Republic of Moldova Minimize

Captivated by the majestic gingko or maidenhair tree while ... Read more

Captivated by the majestic gingko or maidenhair tree while in New York and Tokyo, designer Kristina Isola immortalized its iconic, fan-shaped leaf in this 2008 design. Often living to 1000 years, the gingko's timeless elegance is captured here in Ginkgo's large-scale pattern which complements its smaller-scale companion named Biloba. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure at the bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Kristina Isola; 2008 -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Ikebana inspiration for your personal space. A botanical pi ... Read more

Ikebana inspiration for your personal space. A botanical pigment print in burnt oranges, greens and rust with brown branches is scattered across a soft white background. Reversible cotton duvet cover has flap closures. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton -Soft 220-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Portugal Minimize

A concentric doodle plays positive-negative in designer Ann ... Read more

A concentric doodle plays positive-negative in designer Annika Rimala's 1963 pattern Pippurikera (pepper ball). The large-scale design is reflective of her transition away from small prints as her popularity grew, culminating in her 20-year leadership of Marimekko's design department. Known for larger-than-life imagery and bold colors that reflect the youth culture of the 1960s, Pippurikera is a blossoming standard of Annika Rimala's iconic work. Duvet cover has positive-negative pattern on reverse, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Annika Rimala; 1963 -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Duvet cover patterns white on sage; reverses to sage on white -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Painterly bands blur in designer Fujiwo Ishimoto's 2003 dra ... Read more

Painterly bands blur in designer Fujiwo Ishimoto's 2003 dramatic tonal stripe, Poukama (cove). Capturing an artful tension between simplicity and excitement, this study is representative of Ishimoto's focus on graduated shadings and the artful transition of colors one to the next. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure at the bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Fujiwo Ishimoto; 2003 -100% cotton percale -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Designed in 1956, Kivet (stones) marked the beginning of th ... Read more

Designed in 1956, Kivet (stones) marked the beginning of the close relationship between the legendary designer Maija Isola and Marimekko. A simple yet modern pattern, originally created by cutting paper circles with scissors, Kivet has been recreated in a variety of colors since its inception in black on white. Its simplicity makes the pattern an iconic and fundamental Marimekko print, representative both of the company's philosophy and graphic legacy. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure at the bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Maija Isola; 1956 -100% cotton percale -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Created by legendary designer Maija Isola in 1957, Heina (h ... Read more

Created by legendary designer Maija Isola in 1957, Heina (hay) is part of the Luonto (nature) series of plant-themed patterns in which she used a film printing technique to capture a sense of photo-realism. Rather than sketching or painting the artful sprigs of hay, Maija arranged actual grasses on a clear plate or blank piece of paper, which was then exposed onto a printing stencil. The images slightly overlap on the finished fabric, drawing on wind-swept prairies. Duvet cover reverses to self, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Maija Isola; 1957 -100% cotton percale -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Designed by Erja Hirvi in 2004, Lumimarja (snowberries) is ... Read more

Designed by Erja Hirvi in 2004, Lumimarja (snowberries) is a modern return to organic and natural design encapsulated elegantly in this Marimekko pattern. The snowberry, whose interior resembles crystalline snowflakes, is representative of the beauty that can be found throughout Finland's vast wilderness. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure at the bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Erja Hirvi; 2004 -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Designed in 1964 by Maija Isola, the Unikko (poppy) design ... Read more

Designed in 1964 by Maija Isola, the Unikko (poppy) design has been the most popular Marimekko print since its introduction. Challenging the common notion of decorative florals, Unikko broke from tradition with its creative pop art interpretation in bold, simplified pattern and bright color. Reproduced in infinite color combinations over its 47-year history, the pattern remains current while symbolizing the free spirit of its designer and those who admire it. Reversible duvet cover has a hidden button closure at the bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Maija Isola; 1964 -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Designed in 1964 by Maija Isola, the Unikko (poppy) design ... Read more

Designed in 1964 by Maija Isola, the Unikko (poppy) design has been the most popular Marimekko print since its introduction. Challenging the common notion of decorative florals, Unikko broke from tradition with its creative pop art interpretation in bold, simplified pattern and bright color. Reproduced in infinite color combinations over its 47-year history, the pattern remains current while symbolizing the free spirit of its designer and those who admire it. Duvet cover reverses to self, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Maija Isola and Kristina Isola; 1964/2000 -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Mexico Minimize

A bold display of graphic symmetry, Kaivo (well) was design ... Read more

A bold display of graphic symmetry, Kaivo (well) was designed in 1964 by Maija Isola. While fetching water from a well, Maija was inspired by the circular ripples that formed on the surface of the water as she lowered the bucket. Kaivo's concentric design is a modern, rhythmic reflection of her memory. Duvet cover reverses to self, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Maija Isola; 1964 -100% cotton percale -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

A concentric doodle plays positive-negative in designer Ann ... Read more

A concentric doodle plays positive-negative in designer Annika Rimala's 1963 pattern Pippurikera (pepper ball). The large-scale design is reflective of her transition away from small prints as her popularity grew, culminating in her 20-year leadership of Marimekko's design department. Known for larger-than-life imagery and bold colors that reflect the youth culture of the 1960s, Pippurikera is a blossoming standard of Annika Rimala's iconic work. Duvet cover has positive-negative pattern on reverse, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -Pattern designed by Annika Rimala; 1963 -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Duvet cover patterns white on wisteria; reverses to wisteria on white -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Legendary designer Kristina Isola drew inspiration-or rathe ... Read more

Legendary designer Kristina Isola drew inspiration-or rather painted it-from the nasturtiums that took up residence in her garden long into the fall. Designed in 2006, Iso Krassi (big nasturtium) gracefully overlaps bursts of its namesake flower in varying hues and saturation according to the time of day during which they were painted. Duvet cover reverses to self, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts available. -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Pakistan Minimize

Captivated by the majestic ginkgo or maidenhair tree while ... Read more

Captivated by the majestic ginkgo or maidenhair tree while in New York and Tokyo, designer Kristina Isola immortalized its iconic, fan-shaped leaf in this 2008 design. Often living to 1,000 years, the ginkgo's timeless elegance is captured here in in Ginkgo's large-scale pattern which complements its smaller-scale companion named Biloba. Duvet cover reverses to self, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize

While these stylish olive bed linens feature playful motifs ... Read more

While these stylish olive bed linens feature playful motifs recalling the classic Spirograph toy, they're anything but retro. Cream, neutral and earth-toned rounds embroidered in glossy rayon randomly scatter down the center of olive green duvet covers. -100% cotton -100% rayon embroidery -250-thread-count cotton percale -Machine wash -Made in India Minimize

Silhouettes of ash trees in tones of sage green sway across ... Read more

Silhouettes of ash trees in tones of sage green sway across a white background of 300-thread-count cotton sateen. Originally designed by Erja Hirvi in 2006 for Marimekko, overlapping botanical patterns the center of the reversible duvet cover. Duvet is tailored with hidden button closure. Duvet inserts also available. -100% cotton sateen -300-thread-count -Machine wash -Made in Mexico Minimize

Inspired by the romance of Slovakian folk art, Maija Isola ... Read more

Inspired by the romance of Slovakian folk art, Maija Isola designed Satula (saddle) in 1960 as part of Ornamentti (ornamental) series-her largest collection of work. Reminiscent of traditional embroidery motifs, Satula suggests the illusion of lace. Adorned with intricate florals and filigree, elliptical shapes stack in vertical repetition, visually separated by a contrasting center channel. Duvet cover reverses to self, with hidden button closure at bottom and interior fabric ties to hold the insert in place. -Pattern designed by Maija Isola; 1960 -100% cotton percale -300-thread-count -Machine wash cold -Made in Pakistan Minimize