 | “Euro shams are always the foundation—three for a king, two for a queen. We typically layer in another row of king or standard shams and then finish with an accent or bolster pillow. Each bed can have its own mix of shapes and textures—depending on how committed you are to remaking it every morning!” —Rebecca Penno, Penno Interiors PHOTO: Angela Newton Roy Photography |
 | “It totally depends on the clients and what feels cozy to them. Some people love a bunch of pillows and a huge duvet, while others prefer a more simplistic approach with just a beautiful quilt and small accent pillow.” —Laura Fox, Laura Fox Interior Design, LLC |
 | “Layers are a must-have when making a stylish bed. The best looks include a mix of textures, even if the color palette is monochromatic or neutral. Layering two or more blankets can add interest or a smidge of color, either as the main component or as an accent that adds a nice little surprise.” —Sarita Simpson, Interior Matter |
 | “A stylish bed combines clean lines with sumptuous, touchable fabrics and a mix of subtle textures that harmonizes with the surrounding décor.” —Barbara Hawthorn, Barbara Hawthorn Interiors, LTD. PHOTO: Kenneth M. Wyner Photography |
 | “I love to layer blankets and quilts; fluffy duvets require more work to look consistent. Pillow shams will make the edges feel finished. I try to blend 3D textures with smaller or minimal ones. Colors and patterns depend on the overall design concept. Leftover fabric from a window treatment makes a great pillow.” —Ann Gottlieb, IIDA, LEED AP ID+C, Ann Gottlieb Design PLLC |
 | Laura HildebrandtInteriors by LH, LLCPhoto: Christy Kosnic Photography |
 | Jamie MeridaJamie Merida Interiors |
 | Kirsten KaplanHaus Interior Design |
 | Samantha FriedmanSamantha Friedman Interior Design |
 | Bonnie AmmonBonnie Ammon Interiors |
 | Samantha Sopp-WittwerInterior Concepts, Inc.PHOTO: Geoffry Hodgdon Photography |
