Bedroom

Hollowfibre and Microfibre are synthetic fillings that offer a great balance of comfort, durability, and cooling. Both are highly breathable and naturally hypoallergenic. These fillings are optimal for hygiene in warmer, dust-prone climates, because they are generally machine-washable.

The primary purpose of a throw (like a Poly Cotton Throw) is to add a layer of texture, colour, and instant cosy charm to a space. Choose a throw colour that contrasts with your main bedding or sofa (e.g., Natural/Grey throw on a Navy duvet) to make it stand out. For a simple, stylish accent, fold the throw lengthwise and lay it casually across the foot of the bed or the back of a couch.

A Comforter is a single, stitched bedding item that combines the filling and the decorative top layer, ready to use right away. A Duvet Inner is the white filling only, requiring a removable Duvet Cover to protect it and provide the colour/pattern.

No. A Standard Pillowcase (approx. 45x70cm) is rectangular and designed for the pillows you sleep on; it will be far too small for a Continental. Continental Pillowcases are large squares (approx. 75x75cm) used for decorative back support or layering and must be bought separately.

Yes, when filled adequately, Hollowfibre cushion inners offer a durable and supportive loft, perfect for back support while sitting up in bed. 
They are designed to spring back into shape when fluffed, maintaining their plumpness better than cheaper, flatter wadding. Make sure to fluff up your scatter cushions every morning to ensure the fibre fill remains evenly distributed and firm for maximum support.

Always wash or fully air out blankets before storing them to remove any residual body oils or moisture, which can attract pests or cause mildew. Store them in a cool, dry, dark place and make sure that you use a breathable cotton or canvas bag rather than sealed plastic, which can trap moisture. For extra measure, place a small, fresh bar of soap or a lavender sachet in the storage container for a fresh scent when you next take them out.

The secret to a high-end look is layering and volume. Start with a sheet and build layers of texture and height. Thereafter, layer the duvet, fold a throw across the bottom third, and use 4-6 pillows (2 standard, 2 Continental) to create a tall, inviting headboard effect. Slightly turn down the top edge of your duvet cover to expose the flat sheet (if used) or the top of the bed base for a neat finish.

A Base Wrap is a stretchy fabric that fits snugly around the base of the bed (the plinth) to cover the exposed wood or fabric, replacing a traditional bed skirt. They are bought according to standard SA bed sizes (Double, Queen, King) and easily stretch to fit the height of most common bases. For a a cleaner, more contemporary look, opt for a Charcoal or Taupe wrap to instantly hide an old base.

Layer for comfort. Opt for lighter layers in summer; and insulating layers during winter. Swap those seasonally and keep one lightweight and one heavyweight top layer to rotate as temps change.

Ye, you may use the store stock checker on product pages after selecting size/colour.

Hollowfibre and Microfibre are synthetic fillings that offer a great balance of comfort, durability, and cooling. Both are highly breathable and naturally hypoallergenic. These fillings are optimal for hygiene in warmer, dust-prone climates, because they are generally machine-washable.

The primary purpose of a throw (like a Poly Cotton Throw) is to add a layer of texture, colour, and instant cosy charm to a space. Choose a throw colour that contrasts with your main bedding or sofa (e.g., Natural/Grey throw on a Navy duvet) to make it stand out. For a simple, stylish accent, fold the throw lengthwise and lay it casually across the foot of the bed or the back of a couch.

A Comforter is a single, stitched bedding item that combines the filling and the decorative top layer, ready to use right away. A Duvet Inner is the white filling only, requiring a removable Duvet Cover to protect it and provide the colour/pattern.

No. A Standard Pillowcase (approx. 45x70cm) is rectangular and designed for the pillows you sleep on; it will be far too small for a Continental. Continental Pillowcases are large squares (approx. 75x75cm) used for decorative back support or layering and must be bought separately.

Yes, when filled adequately, Hollowfibre cushion inners offer a durable and supportive loft, perfect for back support while sitting up in bed. 
They are designed to spring back into shape when fluffed, maintaining their plumpness better than cheaper, flatter wadding. Make sure to fluff up your scatter cushions every morning to ensure the fibre fill remains evenly distributed and firm for maximum support.

Always wash or fully air out blankets before storing them to remove any residual body oils or moisture, which can attract pests or cause mildew. Store them in a cool, dry, dark place and make sure that you use a breathable cotton or canvas bag rather than sealed plastic, which can trap moisture. For extra measure, place a small, fresh bar of soap or a lavender sachet in the storage container for a fresh scent when you next take them out.

The secret to a high-end look is layering and volume. Start with a sheet and build layers of texture and height. Thereafter, layer the duvet, fold a throw across the bottom third, and use 4-6 pillows (2 standard, 2 Continental) to create a tall, inviting headboard effect. Slightly turn down the top edge of your duvet cover to expose the flat sheet (if used) or the top of the bed base for a neat finish.

A Base Wrap is a stretchy fabric that fits snugly around the base of the bed (the plinth) to cover the exposed wood or fabric, replacing a traditional bed skirt. They are bought according to standard SA bed sizes (Double, Queen, King) and easily stretch to fit the height of most common bases. For a a cleaner, more contemporary look, opt for a Charcoal or Taupe wrap to instantly hide an old base.

Layer for comfort. Opt for lighter layers in summer; and insulating layers during winter. Swap those seasonally and keep one lightweight and one heavyweight top layer to rotate as temps change.

Ye, you may use the store stock checker on product pages after selecting size/colour.