Colorado Plush Sherpa Bedding: Log Cabin & Southwest Style Homeware Launched
Apr 12, 2023
Rustics For Less has updated its line of Sherpa plush bedding, launched to offer complementary accent pieces to the authentic solid wood furniture from its Traditional, Oasis, and Rancho collections.
Las Cruces, United States - April 12, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Taking inspiration from the aesthetic of exposed wooden beams, open hearths, and organic touches, the latest additions to Rustics For Less’ selection of bed linens can be styled to add the finishing touches to log cabin and ranch-style homes.
More information is available at https://www.rusticsforless.com
The launch was motivated by the latest trends in southwest style interior design, a movement influenced by Spanish Revival decor and by the natural tones of adobe, clay, wood, and leather. Each of the new Sherpa plush bedding sets includes a 100% polyester bedspread, 2 pillow shams, and a decorative pillow, now available in king, queen, and twin sizes.
As the name suggests, the sets in this range have been finished with a Sherpa trim and plush underside for added luxury, comfort, and warmth. The Wrangler Lone Mountain, Tall Pine, Patchwork Lodge, Hinterland, and Bear Trail designs have been inspired by native prints. Many of them combine earthy colors and tones with natural scenes and animal figures, including bears and moose.
Additionally, the line includes red, black, and blue lumberjack-style sets that take a bolder approach to the log cabin theme and add character to bedrooms. The southwest, log cabin interior design choice can be fortified with the coordinating quilts, comforters, bedspreads, pillows, bed runners, and throws that are showcased in the Rustics For Less bedding range. The online retailer also stocks a number of mattresses, which are available in various sizes and firmnesses.
About Rustics For Less
The bed linens and home textiles have been designed in conjunction with Rustics For Less' line of solid pinewood bedroom furniture. These authentic, high-quality bed frames, nightstands, and dressers are available to browse and order online. Since 2007, the hardwood furniture retailer has curated a wide array of homeware items, including dining sets, storage systems, beds, chairs, and console tables. The company ships throughout the continental US, including to Colorado.
A spokesperson for the company said, “At Rustics For Less, we make it simple to add style to your home. Whether your tastes are traditional, rustic or vintage, our expansive assortment of home goods provides endless possibilities for self-expression.”
More information can be found by visiting https://www.rusticsforless.com
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