100% Cotton V&A Bedding

Single Duvet Cover + 1 Single Pillowcase

Originally designed in the 1930’s by Morton Sundour Fabrics, this enduring print features a rich arrangement of delicate blossom and lush foliage. Its intricate details and soothing colour palette creates a playful and charming aesthetic, making it an ideal choice to bring a touch of elegance and tranquillity to any bedroom.

Single Duvet Cover + 1 Single Pillowcase

This vibrant and striking design, based on a fabric printed in France during the 1750-70’s, beautifully captures an array of lush, oversized leaves and bold floral elements. “Indiennes” were the exquisite Indian-inspired floral fabrics that gained immense popularity in 18th-century France.

Double Dovet Cover + 2 Oxford Pillowcases

The floral pattern adorning this duvet set was inspired by a pencil and watercolour design for a silk textile made in the 1860s by J.D. Cornuaud, which is housed in the V&A's collection of prints, drawings and paintings in South Kensington.

Single Duvet Cover + 1 Single Pillowcase

This elegant bedding features a faithful reproduction of a wallpaper design from the 19th century that is adorned with briar roses. Adding to its allure, the reverse pattern is influenced by an 18th century textile design by Heussner & Co. Together, these elements create an inviting atmosphere of calm and natural beauty.

Kingsize

Paisley-esque blooms twirl throughout this charming collection, based on a woodblock sample pattern for a printed fabric made at Garratt’s Silk Printing Works, Wandsworth, London, about 1850. The colour palette is restrained, with tones of Ivory, Linen and Slate grey blending together to create a calming, contemporary mood.

Anna. Glasgow, GB. Wed May 29 2024

Single Duvet Cover + 1 Single Pillowcase

Inspired by the exquisite textiles of 19th-century northern India, this lattice pattern bedding celebrates the exceptional craftsmanship of printed cottons held in the V&A. Featuring a striking blend of floral and geometric designs, this set captures the artistry of traditional block-printing techniques. Transform your sanctuary with a perfect fusion of timeless elegance and sophisticated design.

Single Dovet Cover + 1 Oxford Pillowcase

This duvet pattern is inspired by The Garden of Love, a stunning French toile from 1790 housed in the V&A's collection of textiles and fashion. Along with traditional love themes of shepherds and shepherdesses with their flocks, it depicts amorous doves in a tranquil pastoral setting.

Great quality and price - a gift for my daughter but I'm thinking of getting some for myself Really impressed with the price and delivery time will buy again from Wayfair. Anonymous. Fri Oct 18 2024

Single Dovet Cover + 1 Oxford Pillowcase

The vibrant floral bouquet pattern adorning this duvet set has been adapted from a 20th-century upholstery fabric from the British firm Morton Sundour's 'Cumberland Prints' series, held in the V&A's collection of textiles and fashion.

Single Dovet Cover + 1 Oxford Pillowcase

'This beautiful chinoiserie-style duvet pattern was inspired by an upholstery fabric from the 20th-century 'Cumberland Prints' series made by British textile manufacturer Morton Sundour, which is currently housed in the V&A collection.

Single Dovet Cover + 1 Oxford Pillowcase

The floral pattern adorning this duvet set was inspired by a pencil and watercolour design for a silk textile made in the 1860s by J.D. Cornuaud, which is housed in the V&A's collection of prints, drawings and paintings in South Kensington.

Single Dovet Cover + 1 Oxford Pillowcase

With its stunning floral pattern from one of the V&A's greatest treasures, known as the Kilburn Album by botanical artist and one of the most prolific calico printers of the 18th century, William Kilburn (1745–1818), this duvet set evokes images of blooming spring gardens.

Single Dovet Cover + 1 Oxford Pillowcase

This duvet pattern is inspired by The Garden of Love, a stunning French toile from 1790 housed in the V&A's collection of textiles and fashion. Along with traditional love themes of shepherds and shepherdesses with their flocks, it depicts amorous doves in a tranquil pastoral setting.