Embroidered Tulip Duvet Cover Set

💖 Why You'll Love It

🌷 Tufted Tulips That Look Expensive, Not Printed

Every tulip is stitched in thick plush yarn that stands up off the fabric, with a green stem and a small hand-lettered "bloom" tucked in between. Printed floral bedding goes flat and starts flaking by month three. This one keeps its texture and its color, and you can feel it under your hand.

🎀 Two Beds in One Duvet Cover

Cream on the front, blush pink on the reverse, with the same pink along the pillowcase edge. Leave it flat for a clean, neutral look. Fold the top down and a pink band frames your pillow. A second setup without buying a second cover.

✨ Cool, Silky and Made for Hot Sleepers

The fabric is smooth and cool to the touch, light enough to fall in soft folds instead of sitting stiff. If your room never quite cools down at night, this is the one you want. When it gets colder, layer something heavier on top.

🧺 Laundry Day = No Stress

Machine washable, fade-resistant and quick-dry. It comes out smooth enough to skip ironing entirely, and the cream stays cream instead of drifting toward beige. Perfect if you want a styled room without a maintenance routine.

🎁 Giftable for Dorm, Birthday or Room Glow-Up

Looking for the best bedding for the Gen Z girl building her first real space? The duvet cover and two matching pillowcases arrive already color-matched, so it presents beautifully with nothing added. Birthday, graduation, first apartment, dorm move-in day.

🛏 Room Aesthetics

Coquette

Tulips, bows and pale pink live in the same world. You get the coquette look without lace trim that is a nightmare to keep clean. Add one ribbon pillow and it is done.

Soft Girl

Pale base, gentle pink, nothing harsh. The tulips sit far apart, so your bed stays calm next to whatever is on the wall above it.

Cottagecore

Floral and garden-inspired, but the smooth fabric keeps it current instead of fussy or vintage. Style it with dried stems in a small vase and a wood nightstand.

Clean Girl

Neutral ground, one soft accent, nothing loud. Enough interest that the bed does not look bare, restrained enough that the room still reads tidy on a rushed morning.

Romantic

Pink on cream runs warm before you add anything else. With the blush reverse showing and one low lamp on, the whole room softens.

🧵 Material & Fabrics

Silky polyester with a satin surface. Cool on first touch, smooth rather than crisp, and light enough to drape in loose folds across the bed.

Color holds strongly. The pink stays soft, the cream does not go dull, and creasing stays minimal, so the bed looks made even when you are in a hurry.

Best through spring and summer. Breathable, does not trap heat, and easy to layer under something warmer when the season turns.

📏 Sizes & Set Details

Each set includes one embroidered tulip duvet cover and two matching pillowcases. Every pillowcase measures 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm). Duvet insert, bed sheet and pillow inserts are not included.

Kids — 53 × 79 in (135 × 200 cm)

Duvet Cover: 53 × 79 inches (135 × 200 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Single — 59 × 79 in (150 × 200 cm)

Duvet Cover: 59 × 79 inches (150 × 200 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Twin — 66 × 90 in (168 × 229 cm)

Duvet Cover: 66 × 90 inches (168 × 229 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Twin XL — 71 × 79 in (180 × 200 cm)

Duvet Cover: 71 × 79 inches (180 × 200 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Double — 79 × 79 in (200 × 200 cm)

Duvet Cover: 79 × 79 inches (200 × 200 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Full — 79 × 91 in (200 × 230 cm)

Duvet Cover: 79 × 91 inches (200 × 230 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Queen — 87 × 94 in (220 × 240 cm)

Duvet Cover: 87 × 94 inches (220 × 240 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Full/Queen — 90 × 90 in (229 × 229 cm)

Duvet Cover: 90 × 90 inches (229 × 229 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

King — 104 × 90 in (264 × 229 cm)

Duvet Cover: 104 × 90 inches (264 × 229 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Cal King — 102 × 94 in (260 × 240 cm)

Duvet Cover: 102 × 94 inches (260 × 240 cm)

Pillowcase: 20 × 30 inches (50 × 75 cm) x2

Measure your existing insert before ordering and choose the duvet cover size that matches it most closely. A slight variation of about 1 inch (2–3 cm) in finished measurements is normal for sewn textile products.

🧺 Care Instructions

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle

Do not bleach or dry clean

Air dry or tumble dry low

Turn inside out to protect the tufted tulips on longer cycles

Iron on low if needed, going around the embroidery

❓ What Size Should You Pick

Twin: 53 × 79 or 59 × 79 inches. Standard for a dorm bed or a single sleeper who wants a little extra drop over the side.

Full and Queen: 66 × 90 or 79 × 91 inches. The most common choice for a shared bed or a main bedroom setup.

King: 87 × 94 inches and above. Pick this if your insert is oversized or you want the cover hanging well past the mattress edge.

Still unsure? Measure your existing insert flat, corner to corner, and match the closest number. A cover slightly larger than the insert is fine. Smaller is not.

🎀 Perfect For

The Dorm Move-In Day Glow-Up

Beige furniture, one blank wall, and an afternoon to make it feel like yours. Your bed is the largest surface you control, and this handles it in a single purchase. It packs flat too.

The First Apartment on a Real Budget

When money is going into a couch and a lamp at the same time, bedding that finishes the room by itself earns its place. Cream works with whatever secondhand furniture you end up with.

The Guest Setup You Never Got Around To

Soft and welcoming without being too personal, which is exactly right for someone staying over. Washes often, dries fast, stays looking fresh between visits.

The Friend Redoing Her Whole Room

You know the one, deep in a saved folder of pink bedroom inspiration. This arrives complete and matched, so it looks considered the second she opens it.

Summer Nights With No Air Conditioning

Light, breathable and cool against skin when your room refuses to cool down. Quick drying, so it fits into a proper weekly rotation.

✨ Styling Ideas

🕯 Swap the Ceiling Light for One Warm Lamp

Cool white overhead light washes out a cream and pink palette. One warm lamp at bed height and the tulips pick up shadow and depth. Cheapest upgrade there is.

🎀 Add One Ribbon Pillow

A single accent pillow with a ribbon tie pushes the whole setup into coquette territory. Keep it in the same cream or blush family. One is enough, two is the limit.

🌿 Echo the Tulips With Real Stems

A small vase of fresh tulips or dried baby's breath on the nightstand ties straight back to the embroidery. Use a dark ceramic vase so it does not disappear into the pale palette.

🍃 Learn the Fold

Turn the top edge down and a pink band runs across the bed with your pillow sitting above it. Takes three seconds and completely changes the balance.

🤍 Texture Instead of More Color

A shaggy cream rug, a wood nightstand, a woven basket. Depth without anything competing with the embroidery.