Now that it's December, I'm nesting for the holidays – that's why I'm upgrading my bedroom with these cozy buys from Pottery Barn

A reversible quilt provides the perfect opportunity to ease yourself into the holiday spirit. Enjoy the patchwork quilt of reds and greens. Peel it back, or flip it over, and your bed is snow white again.

Whether you live in a cold climate or you just like to snuggle up in the winter months, you need the best warm comforter as the foundation of your bedspread. The Cozy Cloud Duvet is plenty puffy.

Bows are the it-decoration this holiday season: Monique Lhuillier's bedding collection is full of them. This quilt wouldn't look out of place on a white bedspread: the bow detailing adds a bit of interest and ties the holiday look together.

If you're working with a neutral bedroom, but you're keen to inject a pop of color, I suggest you start with green. This Arden Tree Blanket is a pine green, not garish, and it would look good against whites, browns, and creams.

Something about the natural, neutral hues and fuzzy texture of the Plaid Woven Blankets reminds me of a ski chalet. It just goes to show you don't have to decorate with Santas and snowmen to get into the spirit of the season.

If you want to decorate for the holidays, but you aren't into red and green, then keep it classic with grays and whites. I can imagine bringing the Let It Snow Blanket into the living room and cuddling up for a holiday movie night.

This is the sort of subtly seasonal print that could work throughout fall and winter and even into the spring. The Ski Run Sheet Set offers the opportunity to play with patterns without disrupting the rest of your decor.

Nothing says Christmas like plaid flannel. I've got a set of festive pajamas that looks just like this. Ease yourself into the festive spirit by layering a flannel flat sheet over a plain fitted one or mix and match flannel and plain pillowcases.

Bows are everywhere this season, so this sheet set is bang on trend. If you're keen to commit to the look, layer these sheets beneath the matching quilt and have a very merry Monique Lhuillier Christmas.

This throw pillow is quintessentially Christmassy. It would look just as good nestled in the arm of a sofa or chair as it would be propped up against your headboard.

I like decking the halls for the holidays as much as (if not more than) the next person, but I try to decorate in a way that blends with the rest of my bedroom. This fun embroidered pillow wouldn't look out of place.

This pillow has plenty of personality. I like the touchable texture of sherpa fleece, especially when set against crisp, cool sheets. It makes a bedspread look and feel that much cozier.