Martha Stewart’s Scalloped Bedding Is The Secret To Fusing Sophistication With Comfort In Your Hotel-Inspired Space – And It's Quietly 40% Off

Martha Stewart has designed a high-end bedding set that couldn't be more chic – or affordable

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While some think that hotel-style interiors lack that all-important personal touch, there's something enduringly chic about a hotel bedroom. Fusing style with comfort, a hotel bedroom oozes sophistication and entices you to enter.

While designing a hotel-inspired bedroom might sound like a challenge, you'll be pleased to know that there are plenty of ways to make your sleep space feel equally sophisticated and luxurious. From lighting to bedding, these touches can entirely transform your bedroom into a tranquil retreat.

Creating a luxurious bedroom might sound like an expensive task, but Martha's chic bedding set proves that high-end design needn't feel like a challenge. Made from high-quality cotton, the set is surprisingly well-made considering its affordable price point (not to mention it's 40% discount).

Finished in a classic white with a scalloped edge, Martha's duvet set will blend into any bedroom. With styles available in an array of hues from pale blue to green, you can create your dream sleep space without compromising on your interior design style.

Paired with a chic headboard, like a modern leather-covered style or a vintage-inspired rattan design for lovers of whimsy, it's hard not to imagine the scalloped set in your space. It's neutral enough to work in any setting, yet it can be tailored depending on your bedroom's color palette. You can also shop some more Martha-approved pieces below.


Martha Stewart's Scalloped Sheet Set is enduringly chic. It'll instantly elevate any bedroom and provide that all-important luxurious flourish every sleep space deserves.


Eleanor Richardson
Interior Design News Editor

I am the Interior Design News Editor at Homes and Gardens, covering mainly US-based designers and trending news stories. My love for interiors began when I interned in an interior design studio, working on commercial and private spaces. My passion grew while working in production, where I sourced beautiful locations for photoshoots and campaigns. Outside of work, I enjoy collecting antique decor and mid-century furniture for my home.