Velvet Bedding Is the Cold Weather MVP Your Bed Needs

updated Nov 16, 2021
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There’s a reason why you hear people describe something luxuriously soft and cozy as “soft as velvet”. Velvet sets the softness standard, and what better way to usher in the chilly months of winter than in high style? Cooler weather begs for comfy bedding, and since you’ll be spending more time at home these days clocking zzz’s, it might be time to invest in some quality velvet bedding. Plus, velvet bedding tends to have a heavier weight than its cotton and linen counterparts, so it’s a perfect material for the fall and winter. Here are 10 options to keep top of mind, from cozy quilts to cute shams.

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West Elm
$207.20
was $259.00

This rich blue coverlet and sham set is worthy to be on a British royal’s bedroom, but you can get it for yourself thanks to West Elm. The best part is that it’s sure to pop in neutral-toned bedrooms, but it's also available in a host of other colors if you want something a little more subtle. The shiny and soft material is also super functional, with closures on each of the four ends to secure the blanket inside.

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The Company Store
$369.00

If you’ve been searching for a crisp white quilt for your bedroom, then consider The Company Store’s Legends Paloma Quilt. It brings to mind a bed that would fit perfectly in an airy coastal house with the shutters open, and the gorgeous stitching adds an extra touch of elegance.

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Casper
$194.00
was $388.00

Sometimes a comfy, rich look is just what the doctor ordered. The Casper Velvet Quilt + Sham set will make your bed pop no matter which color you choose (it also comes in a creamy white), but it'll really make a statement in this bold bourbon hue. The soft velvet material offers that classic look, and it's easily cleaned in the washing machine.

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Frontgate
$275.08

Whoa, I would love to snuggle under this luxe quilt on a cool night and fall asleep with a smile on my face. The texture is seriously elegant, and it's machine washable for ultimate functionality. Plus, how great are the color choices?

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Kohl's
$66.92
was $78.74

The Capri Medallion Velvet Quilt Set from Kohl's has an intricate pattern that looks a touch old school but with a modern twist. This gem comes in three shades, which makes it complementary to many bedroom color schemes.

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Overstock
$166.24
was $174.99

If you have princess fantasies as an adult (I know I do!), then this comforter from Overstock is for you. Not only will it give your bedroom all of the glamourous vibes you're looking for at a low price, but it's also reversible: One side is velvet, while the other is a cozy sherpa.

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Williams Sonoma
$249.00

If you’re into bedding with traditional earth tones, then Williams Sonoma’s Classic Duvet Cover is a great investment. The cotton velvet material on one side pairs with the Belgian linen fabric on the other. The result is a beautiful contrast that will keep you comfy and warm all night.

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Bed Bath & Beyond
$109.99

This velvet quilt set is a gorgeous and affordable option for the fall and winter months and is sure to keep you warm at night. It's actually pretty lightweight and can double as a blanket while snuggling up for movie night.

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Urban Outfitters
$99.00
was $129.00

Does your glamourous girlfriend have a birthday around the corner? The Skye Velvet Duvet Cover from Urban Outfitters is the perfect gift. This duvet will be sure to add some pizzazz and glam vibes to an ultra-feminine bedroom. and you can pick up matching shams here.

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Pottery Barn
$279.00

What’s even better than purchasing fresh bedding? Sustainability. Pottery Barn is a member of the Better Cotton Initiative, which includes sustainable cotton farming. Their Velvet Lattice Quilt has lattice detailing for heirloom style, and the soft shams over a couple of pillows will keep you cozy and relaxed while you curl up with a good book.

 Sarah M. Vazquez also contributed to reporting.