Luxury bedding sales − deep discounts on Frette, Sferra, and Matouk at Bloomingdale's

When I think of Frette, these are the sheets I see in my mind. Their trademark design is simple and chic, with each elegant chain adding depth and dimension to clean white sheets. Just bear in mind that these sheets only come in King and California King sizes – smaller beds need not apply.

Clean white sheets are a classic for a reason, but this Frette set has a little more to it. Each fitted sheet, flat sheet, and pillowcase is framed with a double row of embroidery, creating long, lean lines to extend your bedspread.

This sateen sheet set comes in three color combinations. There's white and gray for cool tones, white and sand for warmer ones, plus milk and azure to mix it up a little. I love the contrast borders in bright white − it feels so fresh and modern.

For natural, neutral bedding that looks as good as it feels, I suggest the Simple Cotton Quilted Bedding Collection, especially now that it's 30% off. Between the light quilt, decorative cushion, and Euro cushion, you're well on your way to creating a bespoke bedspread to suit all seasons.

Featuring a refined houndstooth pattern and an elegant jacquard weave, these are the sorts of sheets I'd expect to see in a country house: tactile and timeless. For your money, you could get a duvet cover, a decorative cushion, and a stylish sham, though you'll need to supply your own flat and fitted sheets.

You could save more than $550 on this maximalist bedspread when you shop the luxury bedding sales. Dusty mauve is accented with gold and bronze to create a burnished finish that will look right at home with the rest of your traditional bedroom ideas.

Woven from a unique blend of cotton and silk, this bedding is by turns soft and sumptuous, yet breathable and durable. I'd recommend the Marialva Cotton Silk Bedding Collection for hot sleepers, anyone with sensitive skin, and fellow sales hunters − these sheets are 50% off.

These are some of Sferra's best-rated sheets, with a 4.5 star average rating from more than 200 reviews. According to one customer, these are 'hands-down the most comfortable sheets I've ever slept on'. I can't think of anything more luxurious than the silky finish from the satin stitching.

These sheets are woven from extra-long staple cotton for strength and softness and come in a wide range of cool tones. You can choose from classic white, tin gray, baby blue, mushroom beige, and many more. Each sheet is finished with an elegant hemstitch for neatness.

If you're looking for something brighter, I suggest the Sferra Finna Sheet Set, instead. Sky blue and flint gray are bold contrasts to classic shades of white and ivory. Each piece is made from Egyptian cotton and woven into percale for a crisp, cool finish, ideal for hot sleepers.

I've never seen a bedspread quite like the Sferra Caravino Bedding Collection. Strewn with silvered ribbons against a tin gray base, there's something modern and metallic about this sheet set. Thanks to the silky smooth sateen weave, they'll even gleam in the lamplight.

If you look closely, you'll see that each sham and sheet in the Sferra Modelli Set features an intertwined weave, alternating between yellow and blue threads. That's what creates the tonal highs and lows you can see in the photo and the touchable texture you can only feel up close.

In my experience, luxury bedding brands can be a little scared to experiment with color. That isn't the case with Matouk. Their Nocturne Sateen sheets come in all kinds of bold hues, from orange and red to purple and blue. These sheets would make a great addition to your colorful bedroom ideas.

Finished with hand-cut Swiss lace, this dreamy bedding set would pair perfectly with the rest of your romantic bedroom ideas. If I could only pick one piece from the collection, I'd get the duvet cover: I love the dramatic drape of the lace around the edge of the bed.

If you like the look of border stitching, and you'd like to make a bolder statement, do it with the Matouk Lowell Collection. The tape border stands out against plain white sheets, adding depth and dimension to your bedspread.

If you're keen to experiment with coastal bedding ideas, but you'd like to branch out from white and blue, then I suggest you invest in the Mirasol Matelasse Bedding Collection. Those scalloped edges are inspired by the shop awnings at Palm Beach and feature shell pink and champagne accents.

For simple sheets with a bit of interest, I suggest the Matouk Luca Satin Stitch Linen Set. Each flat sheet, fitted sheet, sham, and pillowcase is made in the USA from crisp cotton percale. These are the sorts of sheets I'd expect to see in a high-end hotel or luxury resort.

From a distance, all you can see is a neat, narrow border or silver stitching. Take a closer look, though, and you'll see that line looks more like a rope or a chain. This geometric pattern is a nod to the industrial elegance of New York City, the home of Bloomingdale's.