This is the West Elm Pin-Tucket Duvet Cover. Who doesn't want to curl up in that? This is the more reasonably priced of the two and with a 10% off coupon from signing up for their catalogs, I'm super tempted to indulge in some quality bedding. Then I'd have to decide on a color to fit in with my mint blue walls, though keeping in mind I might end up in an apartment with neutral walls.
I think the first one, Sea Spray, this Light Amethyst, and the one below, Slate, are my top choices to work in my room now and any future beige or white walled apartment. Though I am enjoying how they aren't simply named gray, purple, and black - just too easy.
I love how the texture is nearly a pattern and its not just a plain comforter. Talking about texture, here is the Anthropologie Circus Duvet Cover. Though they don't offer as many and as vibrant colors as West Elm, it definitely has amped up the luxury level but at nearly $200, it is indeed a luxury.
It is definitely worth it to look at the reviews, similar to the Urban Outfitters website, that includes user photos. These are really useful to see the different uses and the color combos. What I think is telling, however, is that the company's photos and those of the customers' often have another blanket over part of the duvet cover. I guess it serves to balance out the intense detail.
These are kind of pricey but I can dream...hopefully under these duvet covers someday...
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