Add a splash of color to your existing comforter with a bed skirt
Mix and match
Enhance the look of your bedroom by adding a coordinating bed skirt to your bedding ensemble. Pair a striped bed skirt with a solid comforter or add a colorful bed skirt to perk up a neutral quilt. A bed skirt is an inexpensive and quick way to change a look.
Size it up
Most bed skirt styles are made to fit a twin, full, queen or king bed. You can also purchase other sizes like daybed bed skirts and California king bed skirts. While the fabrics on a bed skirt vary, the platform, or the part the fits between the mattress and box spring, is usually made out of a poly-cotton blend so it fits snug and won't lose its shape.
The big drop
The length of a bed skirt, or drop size, come is four different lengths, 14", 18", 21" or 24" to fit any bed frame size. Low frames or platform beds will need the 14 inch length bed skirt, while king beds will need either 21 or 24 inch lengths. If you have a bed with posts, you'll need to look for bed skirts with split corners to fit.
Match your style
There are many great styles of bed skirts to choose from. From tailored to frilly and everything in between. Be sure to look for matching pillow shams and other accent pieces to complete the look of your bedroom. Take a look at all the different kinds of bed skirts to see which will match your deécor and enhance the look of your bedroom.
The Romantics
There are many frilly styles of bed skirts available to give your bedroom a romantic feel. Add a little romance to your life with these styles:
Lace bed skirt. The gracefully scalloped edges of a lace bed skirt will give your bed a romantic look. The high sheen of an embroidered eyelet bed skirt lends a decorator finish to any room.
Satin bed skirt. You don't have to be frilly to be romantic. A satin bed skirt will give your bedroom a dreamy, luxurious feel. Poly-blend satin-like fabrics will give you the glamorous look, but won't break the bank!
Country bed skirt. If you have a country style home, a casual country bed skirt will fit right in. Pair a cottage floral comforter with a quilted country bed skirt for a feminine, frilly look.
A Tailored look
A clean, tailored look will compliment any decor. Take a look at a few of these styles:
Jacquard bed skirt. A tailored jacquard bed skirt with a satiny background and embroidered pattern has a rich, interesting look.
Pleated bed skirt. The clean, collected look of a box pleated bed skirt will enhance any deécor. Some pleated bed skirts have cute accents like button closures on the pleats.
Adjustable bed skirts. The two different heights of an adjustable bed skirt will give you a clean layered look.
The designers
Add a decorator finish to your bedroom with designer bed skirts. These styles include:
Nautica bed skirts. One of the most popular designers is Nautica. Nautica bed skirts are the perfect compliment to many of today's casual comforter designs.
Discount bed skirts. If you want the look of a designer bed skirt for a discount price, wait for white sales, or check online to find discount bed skirts by famous designers such as Liz Claiborne, Suite 109 and Dockers.
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