When autumn is in full swing, making your bedroom space as cosy as can be is a must. Of course, you don’t have to transform the room’s entire look and switch up all of the decor. But adding a few trendy touches can level up your interiors and upgrade your comfort all at once, without making over the whole area.
Investing in new bedding is an easy way to spruce up a bedroom and jump on stylish interior bandwagons, all while sticking to a budget. Whether you focus on tones, patterns, prints or textures, a snuggly new set could be just what you need to achieve a fresh feel that fits the season.
There’s an M&S pick we’re seriously eyeing up, thanks to the fact it ticks off two homeware trends that are stealing the show this year. Not to mention the fact it looks way more expensive than it is.
Pure Cotton Gingham Reversible Bedding Set
Pure Cotton Gingham Reversible Bedding Set
The Pure Cotton Gingham Reversible Bedding Set is a dream if you’ve been all over the olive green trend throughout 2026. The gorgeous neutral hue is taking over the autumn fashion sphere right now, as well as the interiors world. And its popularity looks set to continue.
The cosy colour is perfect for keeping the theme of your bedroom calming and lowkey throughout fall, without having to lean into same-y greys and beiges. Not only does the gorgeous green set nail one of the season’s most chic interior colour crazes, it’s bang on with the pattern, as well.
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If a cutesy, cottage-core feel is something you love to embrace in your living space as soon as the weather turns chillier, we bet you’re a gingham fan. While the timelessly adorable print screams spring when its in fresh pastel designs, a more muted gingham can be so comforting. This particular set is reversible, with one side featuring a chunkier gingham check. On the flip side, there’s a more delicate gingham pattern, making for the perfect subtle contrast.
The duvet cover (with two pillow cases included) comes in single, double, king size and super king size. The price tag starts at £25 for the single set, with the double costing £35, the king costing £45 and the biggest of the range costing £55.
Olive and gingham is a pretty timeless combination, so there’s no need to worry about the bedding looking outdated as soon as next September rolls around. With its high quality 100% cotton composition, sort feel and sleek flange edges on the pillow cases, this is a set you’ll be using for many autumns to come.