As time has passed, our way of thinking, perception, interpretation of ideas, everything has changed. From our personalities to our living styles, we have evolved beautifully. In this present era, residing in a building does not mean living. Now we live in our homes that reflect our personality from the wall paints to the ancillary articles, from our furniture styles to our flooring ideas; everything speaks of us. It is surprising to know that even our bedding panache and selection of bed linens have altered over time. Many types of bed covers are used according to the needs of a person. These covers are for either a single bed or a double bed. Regular sheets come in two ways: flat sheets and extra deep fitted sheets.

1. Traditional furniture as a sign of royalty:

The traditional type of furniture is heavyweight, and a bit ornamented. Such fittings are a sign of royalty, including clawfoot tubs, tufted paddings, and most exceptional woodwork articles. For example, the Queen Anne chair – a phenomenal piece of art speaking off royalty with curved paddings, minimal adornment, and cabriole legs. Upholsteries are made of high-end fabrics like those that are velvet, silk, faux, and leather. They are also adorned with beautiful gems and jewels.

2. Baroque and Architectural pieces of art:

Accessories and ornaments like engraved wooden candle holders, feather pens, ceramic vases, chandeliers, lamps, wall sconces, urns, and a collection of books. Few but gorgeous articles are used for the embellishment of a traditional room. Keep in mind that your room should not be ostentatious but sophisticated.

3. Graceful Furnishing:

Traditional furnishing looks elegant with crown molding, wood paneling, coffered ceilings, and ceilings should be simple. The wall should be neutral; you can choose a dark or a light color also. Symmetry is given prime importance in traditional interior design. This says that furnishings like sofas, chairs, lamps, or other stuff should be in pairs and are arranged straight on the axis.

4. Traditional Bedding:

Flat sheets:

In the 80s and 90s, bedsheets were simply used to cover the mattress. Such top covers are placed in between a bed and a blanket. Flat sheets can be used in any season, anytime, or whatever the trend is going on since these sheets protect the mattress from getting dirty and provide a smooth surface to lie on. In the summer season, these covers can be merely used to put on beds. In the winter season, they will serve to keep you more warm and cozy.

Double Fitted Sheets:

As the name indicates, they are made to fit on a bed, employing an elastic strap that snugly fits all the corners of your bed cover with the mattress. These are the coverings made with the intention for twin-size mattresses with the assistance of fixing up with the mattress. These covers are used in kids' and guest rooms. Since double beds are in use for many years to preserve space in an apartment or for room sharing purposes.

5. Tones, patterns, and fabrics in Traditional styling:

If you are going to choose a double fitted sheet for a girl's room, opt for the one with feministic touch. While following the traditional styling, you can go for a primary pink or a nude color with some traditional patterns, including Aplic work, Kantha work, and prominent floral designs. You can also go for a dark tone with some embroidery patterns for a big girl. While selecting such a cover for a boy, go for manly appearances.
Measuring fitted sheets is an art. First, measure the dimensions of your bed accurately and then the depth of your mattress, which is its width. So the bedsheet can snugly be draped underneath the mattress using an elastic band on all four corners of this amazingly engineered double fitted sheet. You can choose any fabric. However, we recommend using a linen fabric that will be more durable, breathable for your skin, smoother, and comfortable. You can also go for Egyptian cotton, upland cotton, silk, Tencel, bamboo, and polyester.