Room Design
How to make your bedroom more romantic
Most bedrooms are built for sleep and storage. A few deliberate changes to light, bed, color, and clutter make one feel like it was built for the two of you.
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Kitsch Satin Pillowcase, King (Charcoal, Set of 2)
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Smooth, cool satin that's kind to longer hair and a relief on hot nights. Treat it gently and it stays beautiful.
A hands-on pick, tested by our editorial team. Here is what we found. How we review
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At a glance
- Type
- Bedding
- Category
- Bedroom Design
- Suits
- Parisian Boudoir, Art Deco Glam, Japandi, Warm Organic
- Sold by
- Amazon
How it rates
What we tested
We sleep on the King set in charcoal at home. This is everyday use: how it feels night after night, how it treats longer hair, and how it washes.
What works well
Cool and smooth to the touch all night; longer hair slides instead of tangling; the zipper keeps it on the pillow; the charcoal looks rich on the bed.
Why we chose it
- Cool, smooth feel
- Kind to longer hair
- Zipper keeps it in place
- Beautiful color
Living with it
We sleep on the King set in charcoal, and the first thing you notice is how cool it feels. The satin stays smooth and cool against your face, which makes a real difference on the nights you wake up feeling like you're on fire. If you're going through perimenopause or menopause and run hot, that coolness is the best part.
They're also wonderful for longer hair. Hair slides over satin instead of catching on it, so mornings start with fewer tangles.
The fabric is 97% polyester satin and 3% spandex, and the quality is excellent. The one thing to know is that satin snags. A rough heel, a ring or a bit of hook-and-loop will catch it. That's true of every satin pillowcase and sheet we've owned, so we don't hold it against these. Follow the care label and wash them gently.
And they're simply beautiful on the bed.
In your room
Charcoal satin reads deep and softly glossy under lamplight, so it looks best with darker bedding and moodier rooms like Modern Noir, The Study or Industrial Loft.
Pairs with
- Bedding for intimacyHow to build a bed that feels as good as it looks.
Skip it if
You want pillowcases you can toss in a hot wash with the towels. Satin wants a gentle cycle.
Who it's for
Anyone with longer hair, anyone who runs hot at night, and women going through perimenopause or menopause who wake up warm.
Where it fits in the room
Picture it in a Parisian Boudoir room.
The right piece lands better in a room that was planned for the two of you. Start from the Parisian Boudoir look in the Room Designer, set the light and the layout, and see the space come together around it.
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