An Oriental print sateen cotton duvet set - with a midnight blue background, the Oriental look pattern of leaves and blossom are cream, rust and mustard. A reversible duvet set - the reverse has a navy and ivory Sashiko look print. The set includes a duvet cover and pair of pillowcases. Available in double, king and super-king. Prices include P&P within the mainland UK.

These are stunning, light-weight cotton waffle throws, large enough to be used as a bedspread. Available in white, cornflower blue or a lime yellow.

A velvet and linen look reversible quilt. One side has a cover in 100% cotton velvet in a subtle jade green. The reverse has a natural linen or cotton reverse cover in a soft limestone colour. The stitched detail to create the quilted effect is in a matching pale golden limestone colour. £200.00. Special Price: £170.00 Price includes P&P within the mainland UK. Standard delivery 3-5 days.

Solid walnut Samarkand bed - inspired by India, made in Britain

Verre Eglomise background at Maison & Objet 2012. This is gorgeous!!

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Sometimes creating a bit of drama is a good thing. In these ten bedrooms, richly colored hues and dark elements add a bit of allure.

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A carved Indian wooden statue, probably from Thailand, of a mythical animal, half lion, half dragon.

This bedroom includes a fireplace. Temperatures in Marrakesh can fall below 50 degrees (Farenheit) in the winter. (Photo: Ingrid Pullar for The New York Times)