I am in the process of selecting bedding for our boys’ room. I am working off of the vision I laid out on my original design board, which you can see here. But right now, I am using some inspiration photos to hone in on what items I really want to purchase for their beds.

Below are a variety of bedroom pictures, with one thing in common: I love how the bed is made.
Let’s see what common themes crop up, shall we?
{I will place in bold any bed item that repeats itself from photo to photo}

Euro sham. Coverlet. Folded coverlet at the foot. Contrasting yet analogous patterns. Patterned bed skirt.
{ele decor}

Euro sham in the back. Contrasting regular pillow in front. Tucked coverlet with visible sheet. Casually folded duvet at the foot. No bed skirt. White sheets.
{tom stringer}

Euro sham in the back. Contrasting regular sham in front. Duvet covers bed. Patterned bed skirt that matches Euro sham.
{katie leede}

Double regular sham pillows, stacked vertically. Duvet covers bed. Contrasting coverlet folded at the foot. Bed skirt. White sheets.
{house beautiful. chad eisner}

Folded coverlet at foot. No bedskirt. Double pillows, stacked horizontally.
White sheets.
{house beautiful}

Tucked coverlet with visible sheet. Contrasting, folded coverlet at foot. White sheets.
{martha stewart}

Loose coverlet with visible sheet. Double regular sham pillows, stacked horizontally. No bedskirt. White sheets.

1. line up a bunch of your favorite photos that include the item to be purchased
2. then look for common themes, design techniques, materials and colors that keep popping up