This year, the fall bedding we love takes its cue from fashion. We're jazzed about the current collab of Target with designer and artist Justina Blakeney, whose high-style, boho aesthetic always feels on point. Our favorite is a tribal spread and shams, inspired by a vintage African textile she spotted at a market in Paris. A linen set from Parachute, in fashion-forward moss, reminds of a perfectly drapey top and trousers. Linen in the right color feels right in fall and winter, and the drape of the textile makes a bed look relaxed---in the chicest of ways. We couldn't be more excited about Williams Sonoma joining forces with the House Of Scalamandre to bring their bold and classic zebra print to bedding, wallpaper in this print covers a bathroom's walls in our office. The unique pattern in deep red and black makes a statement atop a bed, and we're ready to jazz things up while we spend more time at home. Nude and flesh-toned looks were part of many of the fall/winter collections. West Elm's quilt and shams in velvet have just the right amount of sheen in a color that feels elevated and most certainly, à la mode. Dark florals have been the flower print of choice for the last few seasons when it comes to clothing, found on nearly every runway. Urban Outfitters does it right, in stark black paired with muted green and blush. Always a fashion classic, the pinstripe feels special in the bedroom. A grey-blue striped duvet by Winnetka, Illinois-based brand Piglet promises bedding created in the "the pursuit of sincere comfort". Founder Jessica Mason tells us, "my favorite of our bedding colors varies quite a lot based on my mood and on the time of year. In the winter I love to create a cozy little nest atmosphere in my bedroom with the darker colors, but at the moment I am loving our Midnight Stripe". -Tamara Rappa
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