Bedroom

Bedroom

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 A harmonious space makes for blissful sleep. Create your own bedroom style with Adairs through the comfort and finish of our high quality bedding, bed linen and accessories. Renowned for our beautiful bedroom collections, we offer an incredible and exclusive range of Adairs bed linen, bedding and manchester online. Effortlessly create a new, beautiful look in your home with our bedding sets that can complement any bedroom decor. From the moment you lay down, our beautiful bed sheets, quilt covers, quilts, coverlets, comforter sets, premium custom mattress and pillows will relax your body so you can sleep in peace, whatever the season. 

How to Choose Bedroom Essentials

Selecting the right materials is crucial for quality bed linen. At Adairs, luxury bedding comes in various fabrics, each offering unique benefits. Cotton, renowned for its breathability, ensures comfort throughout the year. For those seeking extra luxury, our silk options provide an unmatched smoothness. Think about material properties like warmth, durability, and ease of care when choosing your next bedding set.

Layer by Function, Not Just Look

A fitted sheet sits against your skin and protects the mattress. A quilt cover is a washable shell that dresses the quilt itself, which is the layer that actually adds warmth. A coverlet is a lighter, quilted top layer that can replace a quilt cover in mild weather. Each piece can be bought and replaced separately, not just as a matching set.

Match Quilt Warmth to How You Sleep

Adairs rates quilts Cool, Warm, Very Warm or Extra Warm based on fill and loft. Cotton and Bamboo quilts sit at the cool end, light and low loft. Duck down and goose down add warmth without much weight, while wool quilts and memory fibre run warmest and heaviest. Match the rating to your own sleep temperature rather than the season alone, since some people run hot even in winter.

Natural Fibres vs Easy-Care Fabrics

Cotton, bamboo cotton and linen breathe well and soften with age, but most need gentler washing. Easy Care fabrics and synthetic quilt fills are built for frequent washing and tumble drying, useful for kids' rooms or busy households. Neither is better across the board, it depends on how much time you want to spend on care.

Best Bedroom Buys For

Best for winter warmth: Extra Warm quilts.

EverWarm Wool and Memory Fibre quilts are rated Extra Warm, with heavy fill and high loft that hold heat through cold nights. Pair with Flannelette sheets, brushed cotton that traps warmth at the sheet layer too, for a full winter bed.

Best for hot sleepers: Cool-rated quilts and linen.

EverCool Wool Cotton and Cotton quilts are rated Cool, with light weight and low loft, so they don't trap excess heat. Vintage Washed Linen sheets add to this, absorbing up to a fifth of their own weight in moisture before feeling damp.

Best for allergy sufferers: hypoallergenic pillows and protectors.

Look for the hypoallergenic tag across pillows, quilts and mattress protectors. It means the fill resists dust mites without needing special washing. Combine with a waterproof mattress protector to keep the mattress itself easy to clean.

Best for a full bedroom refresh: designer bedding sets.

A quilt cover set with matching sheets and pillowcases dresses the whole bed in one purchase, whether you need a Queen bedding set or a King. Add a coverlet or valance if you want extra layering without committing to a full new quilt.

Best for luxury quilts: Opulence Goose Down.

Rated Very Warm with high loft and light weight, it's the most refined fill in the quilt range, warm without the heaviness of wool. 

Quilt Warmth Comparison

Warmth rating alone doesn't tell you everything, fill type and loft matter just as much. A light, low-loft cotton quilt and a light, medium-loft duck down quilt can sit at a similar weight on the bed but feel very different to sleep under. Wool and memory fibre quilts run heavier and warmer, while goose down adds warmth without the extra weight. Use fill type alongside the warmth rating to judge how a quilt will actually feel, not the rating on its own. 

FAQs

What's the difference between a quilt and a quilt cover?

A quilt is the filled inner layer that provides warmth, similar to a duvet. A quilt cover is a removable, washable fabric shell that fits over the quilt and can be changed independently for a different look. Most starter sets include a quilt cover only, so you'll need to buy the quilt itself separately if you don't already own one.

How warm is a Warm-rated quilt compared to Extra Warm?

Warm-rated quilts, like our 100% Australian Wool Everyday, use a medium weight and low loft fill suited to most of the year in temperate climates. Extra Warm quilts, like EverWarm Wool or Memory Fibre, use a heavy fill and higher loft built for genuinely cold nights or unheated bedrooms. If you sleep hot, a Warm or Cool rating is usually enough even in winter.

Do I need a mattress protector as well as a topper?

They do different jobs. A protector is a thin, often waterproof layer that guards the mattress against spills and dust mites. A topper adds a layer of cushioning or firmness on top of the mattress itself. Many people use both, a protector directly on the mattress and a topper above it.

Are Adairs quilts and pillows hypoallergenic?

Selected quilts, pillows and protectors are marked hypoallergenic in the range, meaning the fill resists dust mites and allergens without extra treatment. Check the product page for the hypoallergenic tag, since not every fill type in the range carries it. Natural fills like duck and goose down vary by product.

What's the difference between bed linen and bedding?

Bed linen covers the fabric layers you touch directly: sheets, quilt covers, pillowcases and coverlets. Bedding refers to the filled pieces underneath: quilts, pillows, mattress protectors and toppers. Most bedrooms need at least one of each to be fully made up.

Complete the Bedroom

Once your quilt and quilt cover are sorted, complete the bed with matching pillowcases, a valance and bedwrap and other bedroom accessories like a coverlet or bedspread for extra styling. Protect what's underneath with a mattress protector or mattress topper, and check out Flannelette or Vintage Washed Linen if you're shopping by season. Join Linen Lovers for member pricing and free standard shipping Australia-wide on your whole order.