Dusky blue is summer’s biggest colour trend and Matalan’s breathable duvet set is a fresh take on the style
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In the last few months we've seen a two colours dominate interiors trends - lemon yellow and sage green - but now a new pastel shade is having its moment, as dusky blue is everywhere in the homeware space. And right now Matalan has just the duvet set for you to try out the colour trend for yourself.
Recently added to the Matalan website and in selected stores, the Blue Seersucker Frill Duvet Set is the freshest take on the dusky blue trend, and it's just £32 for a double sized set.
The matching duvet cover and two pillows are designed in the calming yet warm dusky blue shade. Both the cover and the pillows are made from a cosy seersucker fabric that will be breathable in these warmer months.
The set also features the cutest frill edge on both the duvet and the pillows, which gives an elevated design feel that's feminine without being overly kitsch.
It would look great with a matching fitted blue sheet underneath which you can also get at Matalan for £8 for the double size. We'd complete the bedding look with a contrasting colour, perhaps some yellow and blue stripe cushions or a more neutral colour palette of beige and ecru textured cushions.
It's made from a mix of polyester and cotton, and is also machine washable. The bedding set is also available in king and super king sizes.
We're not the only fans of this bedding set wither with Matalan customers raving about the set, with one shopper saying it is: "Really good value for money. Very pretty."
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