Bed in a Bag: Convenience All in One Bag
Bed in a bag is conveniently all in one bag and allows you to coordinate your bedding hassle free at an affordable price.
When you buy new sheet,a new comforter, a pillow shams, a bed skirt and throw pillows for the bed, usually end up spending a lot of money.
Since one third of your life is spent in bed why spend more time trying to find each piece separately.
In the 14th century the poorest people slept on a straw mattress on the floor with whatever warm covering they could get.
The richest houses had large elaborate beds with the finest linen sheets.
Bedding was so valuable and highly prized that they were not passed casually down by generations, and it is not unusual to find them mentioned in wills from the 14th century onward.
A well-to-do but middling family might have one set of bedding while some of the wealthiest people could leave their descendants several complete sets of expensive hangings and fine bedding.
Around 1580 a bolster was laid at the head end before a pair of sheets were put on.
The best sheets were made of Rennes linen.
Cheaper sheets were made of hemp or coarse linen.
Blankets came next, and then a coverlet reflecting the wealth of the bed's owner.
The most luxurious could be lined with fur, or be reversible with two different expensive kinds of silk used in the making.
If a head sheet was used it was laid over the pillow, probably shortly before bedtime so the decorative pillow-cover would be on display during the day.
Bedding was used as and still is for warmth, protection of the mattress and for a decorative effect.
Now days, many people may want to have different options of bedding for each bed so as the weather begins to change from season to season with varying temperatures they can be rotated to improve sleep comfort.
You may even want to change the style and color of bedding when you are looking for a different look.
Instead of purchasing several pieces individually to complete your set you can simply purchase one package that includes everything you need for a flawlessly decorated bed at a more afforable price.
One things to keep in mind is that you will have the peace of mind that everything will match and will include the correct sizes.
Bed in a bag sets range from seven to 12 pieces which includes: a bed skirt that covers the box spring and metal frame, fitted sheet that covers the mattress, flat top sheet, and a comforter, quilt or duvet, pillow cases, pillow shams and other decorative pillows.
An additional blanket may be added to ensure a better night sleep in cooler areas.
Some of the materials offered are super soft microfiber, microsuede, luxurious, 100% polyester, Egyptian Percale Down Alternative, 100% Egyptian Cotton and Reversible Egyptian Cotton.
They all can be machine washable.
Sheet sets usually come in a 300, 400 and 600 thread count.
When you buy new sheet,a new comforter, a pillow shams, a bed skirt and throw pillows for the bed, usually end up spending a lot of money.
Since one third of your life is spent in bed why spend more time trying to find each piece separately.
In the 14th century the poorest people slept on a straw mattress on the floor with whatever warm covering they could get.
The richest houses had large elaborate beds with the finest linen sheets.
Bedding was so valuable and highly prized that they were not passed casually down by generations, and it is not unusual to find them mentioned in wills from the 14th century onward.
A well-to-do but middling family might have one set of bedding while some of the wealthiest people could leave their descendants several complete sets of expensive hangings and fine bedding.
Around 1580 a bolster was laid at the head end before a pair of sheets were put on.
The best sheets were made of Rennes linen.
Cheaper sheets were made of hemp or coarse linen.
Blankets came next, and then a coverlet reflecting the wealth of the bed's owner.
The most luxurious could be lined with fur, or be reversible with two different expensive kinds of silk used in the making.
If a head sheet was used it was laid over the pillow, probably shortly before bedtime so the decorative pillow-cover would be on display during the day.
Bedding was used as and still is for warmth, protection of the mattress and for a decorative effect.
Now days, many people may want to have different options of bedding for each bed so as the weather begins to change from season to season with varying temperatures they can be rotated to improve sleep comfort.
You may even want to change the style and color of bedding when you are looking for a different look.
Instead of purchasing several pieces individually to complete your set you can simply purchase one package that includes everything you need for a flawlessly decorated bed at a more afforable price.
One things to keep in mind is that you will have the peace of mind that everything will match and will include the correct sizes.
Bed in a bag sets range from seven to 12 pieces which includes: a bed skirt that covers the box spring and metal frame, fitted sheet that covers the mattress, flat top sheet, and a comforter, quilt or duvet, pillow cases, pillow shams and other decorative pillows.
An additional blanket may be added to ensure a better night sleep in cooler areas.
Some of the materials offered are super soft microfiber, microsuede, luxurious, 100% polyester, Egyptian Percale Down Alternative, 100% Egyptian Cotton and Reversible Egyptian Cotton.
They all can be machine washable.
Sheet sets usually come in a 300, 400 and 600 thread count.
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