Bed photography

We often want our bedding to do different things at the same time: Look cool and collected when it’s made for the day, then be irresistibly snuggly when it’s time to sleep. What’s the best way to add that comfy factor without creating clutter? Our vote goes to warm minimalism: a design style that takes the serenity of a well curated, pared-down space and chooses textures and colors that keep the space accessible and welcoming.

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Another fun bedding shoot! Newly launched, Bumbletowels.com offers plush towels, sheet sets and kitchen accessories. We collaborated on art direction and styling for their bedding campaign and had a blast doing it.

I like cancelled plans. And empty bookstores. I like rainy days and thunderstorms. And quiet coffee shops. I like messy beds and over-worn pajamas. Most of all, I like the small joys that a simple life brings. ― note to self

Young lady with tattooed arm lying under blanket on comfortable bed and browsing social media on smartphone in dark room in modern apartment at night

Whether you tend to sleep hot or cold, finding the right bedding means the difference between a great night’s sleep or an uncomfortable wake-up call at 3 a.m. Linen and cotton are both great choices for breathability and coziness, but the most practical, affordable, and sustainable option is something you’ve probably never heard of.

Mathilde Warnier

Lilo Raymond’s photographs handmade from 35mm film emanate a simplistic sensibility, highlighting the beauty of ordinary surroundings.

where I slept just about every night of my childhood. octahedroid.tumblr.com/