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Duvet Covers

Cotton and linen are used for modern duvet covers in Australia. Double and king size covers enclose a duvet insert to protect it.

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About Duvet Covers products

ArchiPro’s expertise in high-quality fabrics has helped establish some great relationships with top suppliers across Australia. Selecting only the best of the very best, this attentively curated collection of duvet cover sets and quality quilt covers complements our equally impressive range of bedding products including quilts, blankets, pillow cases, bed sheets, cushions and throws.  The range includes modern duvet covers in cotton and linen, as well as tailored styles suited to a designer duvet scheme.

Duvet covers are an important part of our bedding. They serve a practical purpose in protecting our duvets but also an aesthetic one too with an opportunity to impart a sense of style. ArchiPro features a great range of premium duvet cover options from some of the best suppliers in Australia. Linen duvet covers, available in various sizes including double and king size, along with essential options like white quilt covers, play a pivotal role in bedding ensemble. 

Polyester & Cotton Polyester Blend

Polyseter and polyester blends are lightweight, soft and are a great affordable option. Polyester fabrics are also one of the most durable types available, less prone to wrinkling and fading.

Cotton

Cotton is a low maintenance fabric that is soft, breathable and comfortable. For the best quality and texture, look for cotton quilt and duvet covers with 300 - 500 thread count. 

Silk

Silk is an excellent fabric for duvet covers. Apart from being luxurious, silk also has thermoregulating and dust-repellent qualities, making it perfect for hot climates and those with allergies.

Linen

Linen quilt covers are a great year-round option, highly durable and reasonably soft to the touch. They will retain your body heat in the winter and keep you cool in the summer.

Advantages of high-quality duvet covers

Cheap bedding can be scratchy and uncomfortable, resulting in tossing and turning at night, which doesn’t do many favours for one’s hair or skin. Better quality duvet covers tend to be made from natural fabrics, making them better for the environment while providing you with more comfortable sleep. And if you choose to buy high-quality bed linen, it will keep you warm at night for years to come.

How to choose duvet covers that are right for you

In choosing the best duvet cover, you might want to consider your preferred fabric feel. Do you prefer a smooth cotton sateen or looser weave linen? A linen duvet cover, which is breathable and cooling with its moisture-wicking properties, is perfect for hot climates. Also, choose a colour or print you love which matches your interior. When checking dimensions, a queen duvet cover should match the insert; colour choices such as a blue duvet cover can then be considered alongside the room’s existing finishes. Colour choices such as a pink duvet cover or a brown duvet cover can be considered alongside the room’s existing finishes. A king duvet cover should match the dimensions of its insert.

Are quilt covers the same as duvet covers?

In Australia, a quilt cover is simply another name for a duvet cover, so can be used interchangeably as and when you like.

Should the duvet insert and the duvet cover be the same size?

The relationship between the sizes of the duvet cover and the duvet insert is ultimately up to you. If you prefer a light feel, an insert that’s the same size or even slightly smaller works fine. It’s generally recommended to use an insert that’s a few centimetres larger than the cover if you like a plumper look. Those who love an extra fluffy duvet can try going up a few sizes.

Can you use a duvet cover with any blanket?

Yes, a duvet cover can help breathe new life into blankets even if they are only used as an extra bed cover or to dress the bed in a spare room. Just be sure to take note of the size of the blanket and be aware that you’re likely not to have as fluffy a duvet as you would with a purpose-made insert.

Can you use a duvet cover without an insert?

Yes, a duvet cover is versatile in that it can be used without an insert in warmer weather to provide a more appropriate level of comfort for the season. This is especially true in the peak summer in Australia when overnight temperatures can be very high and duvet inserts are just too heavy.