Going Green is the latest mantra these and to show your support to Mother Nature get the Latvassa Twin Duvet Cover and Pillowcase. The cases are made from high-quality 100 per cent cotton. The
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Recommended Bedwear
~The Section
Derek Chan is the man behind the Section which are tubular-shaped units and can be used anyway your heart desires. Use it as a bookshelf, as a table, or as a stool. The possibilities are endless.
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The Casanova Bedding Case
The Casanova Bedding Case may just work guys looking for new moves (or not). This one too is available online at the Usonahome website and is made from 100% Egyptian cotton.
The Portable Livingroom
This is the era of everything mobile and while portable beds are nothing new, portable living room sure is! The Portable Livingroom may not be the prettiest piece of furniture but it sure is innovative! No need to be at the mercy of inhospitable hosts!
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The Tsubomi
Leif.designpark’s Tsubomi may from a distance look like one of those pieces of art that belong to a modern gallery. However on closer inspection you will notice that this one is a bonafied chair, which will complement any contemporary living or bedroom space. It seeks inspiration from a flowerbed.
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Round Beds Are Fashionable
Thinking out of the box is the official mantra these days. Beds are no longer restricted to the usual boring shapes and round beds are becoming increasingly popular. In fact the sales in the US have increased when it comes to round beds and Italian firms like; Cappellini, Poltrona Frau and Prealpi are doing extremely well.
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Your Bedwear Reveals About Yourself
Most of know are clothes reflect our personality and moods. However one school of through claims that what we wear in bed reveals a lot about us.
Dr Alison Goodrum, a senior lecturer in fashion theory at Manchester Metropolitan University, says: “What we wear or don’t wear to bed may only be seen by a handful of people, but the importance of what we choose shouldn’t be underestimated. Away from the public gaze, our clothing ge