Fitted Bedroom

A traveler that learns that a certain hotel offers Italian satin stitch bedding does not have to forgo the comfort of Egyptian cotton bed sheets. In fact, that hotel owner could have obtained such sheets on sale. That hotel owner could have enjoyed the sale prices offered by Restoration Hardware.
 
The summer RH “Home” catalogue includes several pictures of Egyptian cotton bed sheet sets. Each of those linen sets as been fashioned from 210 thread count pure long staple Egyptian cotton. Each of those sets has the ability to ease a tired and worn out traveler into a world of dreams.
 
All of this particular Egyptian cotton bedding comes with double rows of satin sheets stitch embroidery. The catalog picture displays the elegance of the chocolate colored stitching. The catalog information indicates that the same stitching comes in eleven other colors–butter, stone, silver sage, navy, blush, sky, red, white, celery, flax and black.
 
Each of those Egyptian cotton sheets can be monogrammed for the bedding customer. There are four different RH monograms from which customers can choose–Script, Circle, Block and Deco. A monogram can be placed on any of the available Egyptian cotton bed sheets and pillow cases.
 
A special feature of this bedding is its smooth finish. That finish gets softer each time that the linens undergo another washing. Each of these fine linens was designed by Carlo Bertelli, a man who continues the family tradition, the tradition of creating the ultimate in luxurious bedding. While frequently used in the finest hotels, these Egyptian cotton bed sheets can also be found in the home of as knowledgeable homemaker.

While the embroidered linens come in only two shades–white and ivory, RH’s sateen bedding comes in a whole rainbow of colors. Most of those colors copy the colors of the embroidery threads, but RH provides buyer of the sateen bedding with three additional colors–taupe, eucalyptus and ash. Each sheet set includes one fitted sheet, one flat sheet and two pillow cases.

In addition to the sateen bedding the RH factory also produces both Italian percale and diamond matellasse linens. The percale items come in the same colors as the sateen sheets. The matelasse linens introduce a few color changes. Among the matelasse linens, goldenrod sheets replace the butter colored items; thyme sheets replace the celery colored items; graphite linens have taken the place of the ash threads; and marine linens fill the slot formerly taken by sky colored threads.

All of those colors feature the finest in Italian craftsmanship. Each bedding color blurs quickly, as the person in such a luxurious bed falls fast asleep.