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The
bedrooms of today are more luxurious and comfortable than
ever before. No one understands the luxury of "nesting"
better than Peacock Alley. Each Peacock Alley design is
created to provide comfort and quality, with a flair for
personal expression. Their designs provide a timeless background
for everyday life. Peacock Alley's fashion statement is
simplicity and clean lines.
Soft.
Rich. Plush. Nurturing. We chose fibers, textures, colors
and tones to enrich the body and nourish the soul. Sleep
provides the escape we crave and the personal space we cherish.
Shouldn't your surroundings do the same? |
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Alyssa
Matelasse
by Peacock Alley
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Angelina
Matelasse *
by Peacock Alley
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Byron
Matelasse*
by Peacock Alley
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Olivia
Matelasse
by Peacock Alley
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Vienna
Matelasse
by Peacock Alley
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| * NOTE: Pattern has been DISCONTINUED by Peacock Alley. We may still have some inventory in stock. Please call us with your request. |
Linen
Care:
When cared for properly, Peacock Alley linens will remain beautiful
for years. The proper care of fine linens requires special attention
that you will find can be easily accomplished with exceptional
results. These cleaning instructions, when followed closely, will
ensure the longevity and desired luxury of your bed linens.
Matelassé
coverlets:
We recommend
that our cotton matelassé coverlets and shams be professionally
laundered, due to the size and weight of the coverlets. Instruct
the launderer to pre-measure the coverlet, then wash in cold water
with a mild, bleach-free detergent. The coverlet should then be
blocked while wet to ensure minimal shrinkage. Normal shrinkage
for this particular type of fabric is about 8%, and is allowed
for when items are cut. After laundering, Peacock Alley's matelassé
coverlets should fall over the top of the bed skirt. Extra-deep
and pillow top mattresses will alter this drop. Please select
your linens accordingly. We are proud to offer several matelassés
that are prewashed and may be laundered at home. |
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
