We’re firm believers in the idea that the little things make the most significant difference, and when it comes to bedding, this couldn’t ring more true.

After years of working with our clients to find the best pieces to incorporate into their spaces, we had a dream of bringing elevated bedding basics to fruition.

Working with our product development team at McGee & Co., we created a collection that embodies everything we believe bedding should be: beautiful, simple, functional, and of course, comfortable.

Today, we’re excited to share more about the McGee & Co. bedding collection, as well as a few go-to tips from our team on how to style the perfect bedding look.

Watch the video below to see our tips in action!

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Step 1. Layer soft sheets and woven throws to create a base

First things first, creating a base of comfort for your bedding is essential. We like to start with crisp, soft sheets with a slight designer-detail to elevate the experience, adding a woven throw or quilt to bring texture and warmth.

Step 2. Fold in soft duvets or quilts

Next, we add a duvet, a quilt, or a combination of both to create a comfortable setting. We tend to use a duvet as our main layer and fold a quilt at the bottom, but there are many ways to rearrange the look.

Step. 3 Add pillows and shams

When it comes to pillows, Sateen Goose Down pillows are our team’s go-to. Filled with European White Goose Down, they are as durable as they are comfortable. We like to use two pillows on the bottom and two shams on top to coordinate with the bedding look.

Step 4: Bring dimension with mixed pillows

Now it’s time for the fun part! Whether it’s a stacked pyramid look or a simple long lumbar, adding throw pillows brings more dimension to any bedding look by adding texture, pattern, or color.

Read our post on how we create fool-proof pillow combinations here.

Step 5: Complete the look with a soft throw

Lastly, adding a throw to the bottom of a bedding look adds an extra hint of texture and functionality for cooler nights or mid-day naps.