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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. Select the pattern below to view these luxurious sheets, pillow cases, shams, pillows and bedskirts.
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.
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Duet
II Sheets
by Peacock Alley
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Piano
Sheets *
by Peacock Alley
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Sonnet
Sheet Sets*
by Peacock Alley
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Soprano
Sheets
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.
Sheets:
Peacock Alley's sheets are made from the finest combed Egyptian
cotton. These sheets should be washed with a mild, bleach-free
detergent in warm water. Tumble dry low, and remove sheets promptly
from the dryer. You should expect about 3% shrinkage for cotton
sheets. We also recommend cleaning all your fine washables with
a fine linen wash. This luxury laundry wash is available in many
of the stores listed in our store locator. Expertly
designed with the finest quality and timeless luxury in mind,
your Peacock Alley linens may be enjoyed for years to come. We
hope you continue indulging yourself in the style and luxury of
Peacock Alley linens.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
