Father making the bed and cot

If you have a baby who sleeps in a co-sleeping cot next to your bed, we suggest you coordinate the textiles on both with your own style and personality.

Instead of having a messy or unattractive room, you can simply choose bedding that matches or complements each other. You'll see how good it looks!

Dress your bed and the little cot with style and the result will be truly striking. Try to encourage calm, beauty and order in your shared room, even if only for a while. Shall we get started?

If you follow our tips on colour palettes or prints that go well together, you'll find it easier. Guaranteed!

The simplest option: go for the same light tones

One way to get it right without taking too many risks is to choose textiles in light or neutral colours for both beds, with a few subtle touches of colour that go with the room's decor.

If you choose a beige or sand duvet cover and cot bedding in the same colours with a few childlike motifs in other shades, the mix will look great and the atmosphere will be harmonious and elegant.

However, if you really like printed or brightly coloured bedding, you can also create successful combinations.

A few colour palettes that complement each other well

You can always find examples of colour palettes that go perfectly together on the most inspiring social networks, such as Instagram or Pinterest, but today we're going to give you some specific examples ourselves.

White, lilac, aquamarine green, light blue and grey all go very well together.

If you look at this duvet cover from our new Moons collection, it features these on-trend shades, which are light and convey calm.

Combination of an adult design with lilac and pink flowers and a children's cot design in lilac and white

You can pair this kind of cot bedding with textiles for your bed whose main colour is one of the shades mentioned above.

Lilac, for example, is very springlike and will look great in your room. You can also opt for a duvet cover from our Basic line in beige or grey and then add a throw or blanket in lavender or light green on top.

Another palette that works brilliantly combines warm colours such as mustard or terracotta with mineral shades such as greens, greys and blues.

You could also go for trendy orange or terracotta red with light brown, beige or a pale pink. What do you think?

Mixing prints: squaring the circle

Mixing prints is always the riskiest option, but right now it's very much in fashion with home textiles. In our online shop you'll see hundreds of photos with a mix of colours, patterns and motifs.

Don't be afraid to combine prints: if you keep the colours in harmony, the result will be dazzling.

Apart from the power of colour to create certain moods, prints also lift our spirits, cheer us up, convey calm... Use them to your advantage!

What's more, at this time of year we feel much more like choosing graphic motifs, both in our clothes and in the textiles in our rooms.

One of the on-trend mixes is checks and flowers. You'll have noticed it in our photos, won't you?

Combining some of our gingham designs for a child's bed with floral prints for the adult bed, always in the same or complementary shades, will look perfect in your family bedroom.

Grey gingham print on the left and a bedding design with grey and pink flowers on the right

Combining checks and stripes in different colours and widths is also very popular, as are floral prints on sheets or duvet covers with geometric cushion covers.

Many of our latest designs for the adult bedroom include these winning combinations in sheets, duvet covers and cushion covers. You'll see!