That Orla Kiely bedding we sneaked a peek at back in March is finally hitting stores — and, even more importantly, it's online too! Online reviews have been mixed so we're curious if anyone has seen it in their local stores yet … or maybe you're even sleeping on it!
Big ups to our Family Editor, Carrie, for noting that Orla Kiely's colorful bedding has finally hit Bed Bath Beyond online. It's a fairly limited selection but fans of the Orla Kiely patterns may love what's available. The white-on-white quilted coverlet may even appeal to folks who like the style but don't normally go for pattern in bedding.
Prices for the line range from $79.99 for a Twin sheet set to $179.99 for a Full/Queen bed set. Online reviews of the line haven't been very kind so far, citing lower quality materials and poor printing. Has anyone seen the bedding in person?
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I don't understand why she doesn't just list all her bedding on her US site.
It's like I woke up and it's 2006 all over again!
The quality is definitely not what I had hoped for the price point.
I think the quality is perfect for the price point. It is similar to the Dwell for Target line as far as quality goes. I think $199 for a king set is a good price. My husband bought the stem print for me for my birthday back in May. I love it, it is so cheery and bright and perfect or our bedroom. I am a textile hoarder so it's saying a lot when I say this is my favorite bedding set to date.
I already posted this on the original thread on AT, but I'm also disappointed in the quality and won't be buying it...too bad since I love the stem print!
$199 for a King set is an awful price. Thomas O'Brien's line for Target is a much more affordable.
The quality is no bueno. We were super excited when we saw the sneak peak in March and intended to purchase it. We went to the store and felt it. It's very thin. We have a dog that would inadvertently tear it in minutes. The search for the perfect bedding goes on.