If you are to invest in any type of homeware, let it be your bedding. Since we spend so much of our lives asleep, these products have a direct impact on our overall well-being – but Martha Stewart has made it possible to have the best of both worlds. With her bedding collection, we don't need to splurge to benefit from high-quality pieces.
Martha Stewart's collections are renowned for their quality and affordability, but arguably, nothing epitomizes this ideology quite like her bedding. This section (available on Amazon) offers everything you need for a luxury hotel-quality bed, and every product is a testament to Stewart's deep understanding of the bedroom and what we need for a restful slumber. 'Sleeping well and getting enough sleep is a big part of being healthy, and really nice sheets help create a cozy bed,' she shares.
'Well-made sheets are a big part of part of being comfortable in bed, so find these and other ones you’ll love from the Martha Stewart collection.' We noticed some of her most beloved pieces are quietly reduced on Amazon now – with some of our favorites listed for under $40. They're some of the best sheets, duvets and pillows on the market at a surprisingly low price point.
If you need some quality sheets in a versatile colorway (one of the most beautiful we've seen), this discount is too good to overlook. They come in a wide range of patterns and are remarkably good for the price. We expect them to sell out fast, so we encourage acting now.
A fluffy comforter is the ultimate essential when elevating your sleep space. The best place to start? With this ultra-soft piece, filled with down and feathers for a 'cloud-like sleeping experience' that's impossible to leave in the morning.
Inspired by historic Jacobean prints, this set is the perfect way to make your bedroom feel both sophisticated and ageless. The 15th century-inspired print comes in a red, purple, blue and cream colorway on one side –and a swirling floral design in blue, red, and cream on the reverse.
The most beautiful bedrooms are those that carefully layer different textures for guaranteed warmth and style. This rose-hued piece is a failsafe base, as its subtle, feminine hue works with soft creams, whites, or deeper purple and red tones – if you so wish.
Every piece holding Stewart's name promises some form of luxury, but arguably nothing perfects it quite like her hotel collection. Living up to its namesake, these are some of the best pillows you can get for your money. They have 500 thread count and exhibit a damask stripe fabric (made from 100% cotton) for optimal airflow.
As charming as it is playful, the 'Bernadette Ditsy Floral' design is quintessentially Martha Stewart – and by that, we mean that its utterly timeless. This breathable cotton quilt feature a ditsy floral pattern in blue, green, and red on a white ground on one side, and sweet polka dots on the other. You can change it depending on your mood (or season).
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