Light Blue and White Comforters and Bedding Sets

Often, we have our color palette in mind when we set out to find that perfect bedding, be it a comforter, duvet or sheet set.

That much is easy.

But bedding has an enormous 'job description' that rivals a highly-motivated entrepreneur.

Your bed set has the challenge of introducing your bedroom's theme and style, warmly welcoming guests and betraying one impressive, "Oh, WoW! first impression.

All that in the first few seconds.

Since our beds are often the largest contributor to our bedroom, it's important to go as big as is reasonable--keeping within budget, of course. I've included three styles of bedding, all have the light blue and white color scheme we love but very different 'voices.'

Wall color, lighting and your furniture influence your overall result and I'll broach a bit more on this later. Starting with your bedding will determine other color choices along the way.
I love this set here, at left!

I love color on walls but with light blue bedding I'm thinking nothing but white walls will do. Actually, there's a host of color choices like taupe and any shade of light to medium blues, but doesn't the white shown here look fabulously to add to the bedding's appeal?

White is a keeper and when paired with the white sheer panels I mentioned earlier, you'll realize a heavenly result; it's almost as though you're among clouds, floating amid a perfectly blue sky--what great ambiance to retreat from a hectic day.

What better way to end your day?

Blues may be the 'color for boys' but I'm not a fan of color and gender-typing in the same sentence.

There's plenty of soft blues that contribute to a feminine decor palette. French and powder blues have the personality and voice for a totally girly bedroom space.

Complement this light blue and white bedding with frilly textures like lace and ruffles, paired with a fluffy white, flokati rug for total fru-fru.

While I'm not easily influenced by famous names, I'll make an exception, here with this amazing bed set by Kate Spade.

Mostly, it's the versatility with style you'll enjoy, as the duvet's design can support classic to modern decor.

For a conservative look, you can play off the trellis-like design and incorporate a fresh garden arrangement of white flowers or go with silk if you want a more permanent feature.

Conversely, the same pattern can work to emulate an urban loft design, much like you see in the model room, here.

With either decor palette, I suggest long white window sheers that puddle on the floor for a sophisticated result.

No matter your taste for design today, versatile bedding like this lofty light blue and white bed set will transform easily to any change of heart should you want a total redo in a year or two.

You can easily emulate these designer rooms and take on a challenge to find look-a-likes for far less.