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Text reading HOW TO BUILD YOUR BED in thin serif font on white background
An Anthro guide to making your bed beautifully – with everything from sheets to finishing touches.
The word TWIN in black serif font centered on a light beige textured background
The word FULL in black serif font centered on a beige textured background
The word QUEEN in black serif font centered on a beige textured background
KING & CALI KING text in brown serif font on beige textured background
FAVORITE FABRICS text in elegant serif font on white background with thin gray horizontal line
Mauve sateen fabric with gold vertical stripes, draped to show texture. Text reads: SATEEN airy and silky-soft with a buttery feel and cooling touch
airy and silky-soft with a buttery feel and cooling touch
White percale bedding with embroidered green leaf trim and lace detail. Text reads: PERCALE your bedroom's button-down shirt
breathable and lived-in soft for staycationing year-round
Green and white striped linen bedding with text: LINEN breathable and lived-in soft for staycationing year-round
your bedroom’s button-down shirt: crisp, lightweight and lived-in
Green velvet bedding with white text reading "VELVET rich and luxuriously textured, combining function with style"
silky yet cozy, velvety yet comfy – and extra soft, always
Folded beige and brown striped cotton modal fabric with vertical textured pattern and white text overlay reading COTTON MODAL.
an everyday staple that feels as good as your go-to tee
Deep burgundy textured fabric with embossed floral pattern. White text reads: JERSEY an everyday staple that feels as good as your go-to tee
rich and luxuriously textured, combining function with style
Text reading MOST-LOVED COLLECTIONS in thin serif font on white background
FAUX-FUR COLLECTIONS text in elegant serif font on white background with thin horizontal line extending to the right
Plush faux fur blankets in cream, beige, sage green, and white stacked on wooden cabinet shelves with woven rattan doors.
Luxe Essentials
Colorful floral curtains with pink, yellow, and green flowers hanging on a window beside a striped cabinet and lamp.

Blackout Curtains

Wooden nightstand with terracotta lamp and pink flowers beside wicker headboard bed against sage green two-toned wall

Bedroom Essentials

Yellow wall mural of pink geraniums with green leaves above a wooden sideboard with decorative white objects and hanging greenery.

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What is a good thread count for sheets?

Anywhere from 200-800 thread count is considered “good”. But to understand this fully, you should know thread count = the number of threads per square inch. Despite popular opinion, high thread count doesn’t necessarily equal high quality. For real quality scores, pay attention to the type of fabric used and how soft it stays over time.

How do you wash bedding?

For cotton bedding, just like laundry, you should separate your lights and darks. Dark sheets should be washed in cool water, while light and white sheets can handle any temperature. For all else, pay attention to the manufacturer’s instructions on the tag. Some bedding may even require dry cleaning.

How often should you wash bedding?

Weekly! Especially if you’re sleeping in your bed every night, you should wash sheets once a week according to their care instructions. This includes sheets, pillow cases and a duvet cover. Our best advice? Keep a few sheet sets in rotation to help your bedding last even longer.

How to wash linen bedding?

You can machine wash linen sheets with like colors on a gentle cycle of cool water. Or hand wash the same way—just be sure to rinse all soap away in the end. Avoid hot water and strong detergents to preserve the softness of your linen fibers. Then line dry if possible, or use your dryer on a cool, low tumble dry setting.