There's up to 60% off Pottery Barn Teen bedding – here's what you need for the perfect dorm room setup

These are the some of the best-selling sheets on Pottery Barn Teen right now, and it's not hard to see why. Each flat sheet, fitted sheet, and pillowcase is made from 100% organic cotton for breathability and covered with whimsical wildflowers for timeless appeal.

These scalloped sheets make a subtle statement. For the most part, you're looking at a clean cut in a classic color. Round the edges, you get a burst of color for a pop of personality. I prefer the blue accents, but you could go for pink or lavender: whichever complements your color palette.

If you aren't fussy, and all you want is a set of the best bed sheets, then stick to the Essential Percale Sheet Set. Cotton percale feels crisp and cool and it oozes class. It's the sort of thing you find in high-end hotels and luxury spas, rather than your average dorm room.

To add a touch of vintage charm to your college bedspread, try this sage green sheet set, printed with white blooms. Essentially, it's a subtler version of the LoveShackFancy Prairie Wildflower Sheet Set. I could imagine keeping this sheet set after college and sleeping on it into adulthood.

Blue and white stripes will never go out of style. This is the sort of sheet set that you could mix and match with the best white bed sheets to create countless color combinations. Try layering your Washed Cotton Ruffle Stripe Flat Sheet over a plain white fitted sheet or using the pillowcases as a colorful accent.

Although the Tropical Shells Sheet Set is one of Lilly Pulitzer's more understated offerings, the shell-shaped eyelet trim adds plenty of interest. I wouldn't even want to layer a blanket over these bed sheets – I'd pull out each sheet beneath my comforter to show off the ornate edge detailing.

The best way to lend depth and dimension to a bedspread is to add a little touchable texture. I love the look and feel of jacquard, which really makes these daisies pop against the plain white background.

I had a reversible comforter in college and I loved it. Every time I got the urge to redecorate my dorm, I could flip my comforter and make my bed look brand new. Made with breathable cotton on one side and recycled polyester on the other, the Wavy Microfiber Comforter gives you options.

Your average dorm room isn't well-insulated. I used to shiver all through the winter, then wake up sweating in the summer. To keep cozy during the colder months, I recommend you invest in the best warm comforter you can find. This one from West Elm is super soft and sumptuous.

I found this cute coverlet in the guy's bedding section, but I could honestly see it working in any space. Made from a blend of cotton and polyester for breathability and durability, then woven into matelassé for intricate texture, this quilt looks comfy and cozy.

This quilt comes in a range of colors to complement any dorm room color palette. You could play it safe with neutral shades of ivory and oat or make a statement with sunshine yellow, sage green, vintage rose, or even tie-dye.

Channel your softer side with this ivory quilt and matching sham, finished with romantic ruffles and eyelet trim. This is the sort of bedding that really shows your personality and makes your dorm feel more like home.

You could shop this cozy throw in classic white, sunny yellow, or bright pink. Either way, you'll get a hand-woven blanket, covered in dimensional dots and finished with fringe.

If you're looking for something with a little more heft to it, I suggest the Super Chunky Knit Throw. I used this sort of thick throw as a makeshift weighted blanket in college and found it applied just the right amount of pressure.

This is the sort of blanket that looks just as good spread over the edge of your bed as it does draped across an armchair or couch. It's an easy accent piece to make your dorm feel nice and cozy.

If you like to work in bed, you'll appreciate a Cozy Wedge Pillow. It's just the thing to prop you up while you study and even comes with a pocket for study accessories. Just don't try to sleep on it: you'll throw your spine out of alignment.

I never had a headboard in college: my bed frame rested right up against the wall. If I could go back in time, I'd get one of these Heritage Headboard Pillows. It's such an easy way to elevate your bed.

If all you want is a cute little cushion, get the Round Floral Pillow. Throw it on your bed, your couch, your desk chair for some spinal support and a bit of interest.