Last year, West Elm brought out the Pin Tuck Bedding — a hit that resulted in additional color options. For 2009, they're introducing Parachute Bedding — a ruched cotton voile that adds texture to your bedding (and it's available in WHITE)...
Last year, West Elm brought out the Pin Tuck Bedding — a hit that resulted in additional color options. For 2009, they're introducing Parachute Bedding — a ruched cotton voile that adds texture to your bedding (and it's available in WHITE)...


Parachute Duvet is available in twin ($89), full/queen ($99) and king ($129). Parachute Shams
are available in pairs, standard ($19) and Euro ($24) sizes. Available in white or sea (light blue).
Cotton Voile = Thin and Flimsy
I wouldn't waste my money on this.
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These are nice. But I hope parachutte pants don't come back, too!
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Your face will look really cute after sleeping on those pillows.
I like the ensemble in the first photo but am mystified by the bag of apples. "I dropped by the farmer's market and then decided to take a nap."
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Reminds me of a similar thing sold at Anthropologie. The Paeonia Bedding I believe. But clearly not as ruffled or as expensive. I personally really like it.
view girlonthem00n's profile
I like this.
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This is similar to the Anthro duvet, but not as luxe, as mentioned above. The Target Shabby Chic line also has a duvet cover exactly like this one. It's about the same price, except it's on sale at Target every other month. I picked one up on sale at Target for about $60 for a Queen and have been happy.
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Ruched Cotton Voile will never look the same after washing so it looks good now but not so much later...
~Lorrie @ MyDesignSecrets.com
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actually...i think they are pears.
Which makes SO much more sense! ;)
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Aren't parchutes made of silk? Or maybe that was when I was a kid, a million years ago, and we played with them in phys. ed.
Now I guess they'd be rip-stop nylon or some other synthetic.
I'd go for the white parachute duvet cover in a New York minute if it were silk...
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Beautiful
view Gigi818's profile
buyer beware when it's west elm. you'll be drawn in by the design, resign yourself to the prices, only to be disappointed with the quality. we just bought a set of organic cotton towels at a post xmas sale. we got a nice lecture from a nice sales person about what a steal they were, only to take them home and unwrap (unfold) them, and find that 5 out of 6 of them were snagged all over, and literally falling apart. they were tied in a bundle in the store and fastened with plastic, so it would not have been easy to inspect. never again.
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Looks great and I would be delighted if the cotton voile would work for menopausal women. I've give anything for a good nights sleep without night sweats and this looks like it could possibly be a keeper. Anyone try it?
Women my age will experience the need to rip off everything on their bodies within five minutes of wearing synthetic textiles. Ugh! So, sleep is a real issue. I'd love to hear more about cotton bedding that has some wrinkle resistence.
Thanks much!
Michele
Colorthemes
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I love the way this looks, but I too would be concerned about quality. This is blatantly plagarized from Anthropologie's Cirrus Bedding - it's more expensive but also might be better quality?
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