How To Style The Perfect Bed

I'm going to show you how to style up your bed so it looks like it's straight out of the cover of a magazine. I am going to style the Hunting for George smoke sheet set. I've got the fitted sheet on already and I'm going to grab the flat sheet. The important thing to know about when you're styling Hunting for George linen and you're putting your sheets on, we've got beautiful piping details. So you want to make sure when you're putting them on, they're face down. So you want to get your flat sheet over your bed. You want to try and make it as even as possible. I like to pull the top of my sheet to the very top of the mattress. So once you've got that nice and even, that's pretty even, you want to tuck in your bottom corners. So for the bottom corners, start from the base. Make sure that it's tight. Tuck the base side in first. Now, we'll do a hospital corner. So you want to tuck it in on this side. Pull it up. There we go. More of a lazy person's hospital corner. At the end of the day, you're only going to kick them out anyway. Go over to the other side. So now, the reason why we wanted to make sure that the piping was face down is because we're going to fold it over. So just make sure that's nice and tight on the side. You're just going to fold over here. So then you see all that beautiful piping detail. So that's our flat sheet and our fitted sheet ready. Now, we're going to have the matching pillows. So we'll bring them in. So we'll sit them up. So this is the full smoke sheet set, which comes with the two pillows to flatten the fitted. And now, I'm actually going to pair it with the Mystery Mrs. Smith quilt cover set. So give my planets a fan. Now, this is actually a reversible quilt cover, so you can style it with the pink side up if you want to. But I am going to use the navy side up. But what I will do is I'm going to give it a cheeky turn over so you can see a little bit of that pink coming through. Just pull it so that you get some of the wrinkles out. We don't mind wrinkles because wrinkles are normal. Just neaten it up a little bit. And then we're going to pop our pillows in. This is a super cute and super perfect bed. Now, what you can do from here, I'm just going to even this out. So that's pretty classic. You can do the same at the back, same at the front. Personally, I like to mix it up a little bit. So I tend to do this. You might see this a lot in some of our Hunter for George photoshoots. This is my personal favorite. Now, from here, you've got four pillows. What you can do is add a cushion. So you could add a 40 by 60, which is that rectangular shape. And you can sit that one here. The trick when you're popping a cushion in, give it a little karate chop. You don't want to go too severe, so it has like rabbit ears. You want to give it a little bit of texture. So you can opt for a simple rectangular cushion at the front, or you can mix it up with a smaller 50 by 50 cushion as well. So that looks quite sweet. The other thing that you can do is that you can use Euros. So Euros aren't for everyone, but they do look pretty amazing and they do look quite scrumptious. So I'm going to show you how to style your Euro. I'm choosing the Eskimo. So what I'm going to do is I'll show you what they look like at the very front. Now, when you style them at the very front, I guess this is probably quite a classic and definitely more formal look. But to be honest, I'm not particularly formal, so that's not really for me. So what I might do is put them at the back, which I need this other option. So that's quite sweet. So then you've got the two at the back, which is a really sweet look. But then again, I'm going to mix it up a little bit. I'm going to do a little bit of a mix around. So I'm going to have matching pillows at the front, matching the quilt with a bit of a regularity here. So I'm going to mix around my standard pillows with my Euros. And because I've got this stand one on the back, I don't want him to get lost. So I'm just going to pop him up a little bit so you can see a little bit more of him there. And that's a picture perfect bed.