AFTONSPARV Duvet cover and pillowcase, space white/black, 150x200/50x80 cm
How to get it
- Thread count: 152 /inch²
- Thread count: 60 /cm²
Patterned with black spaceships and rockets amongst planets, moons and stars, this white cotton/viscose duvet cover is on a mission – to make a children’s bed cosy. A dream for little astronauts.
Product details
Your child sleeps well all night since the cotton/viscose mix absorbs and transports moisture away, which helps the body maintain a comfortable and even temperature.
The zipper keeps the duvet in place.
The zippers on our children's products have no pull tabs. This makes them safer for small children, but just as easy to open for older children.
Easy to keep clean; machine wash hot (60°C).
If you want to transform your child's room into an exciting universe of their own, you can combine this cushion with textiles and soft toys from the AFTONSPARV collection.
Created in collaboration with children in playful sessions where they express their thoughts and ideas. Their opinions influence our decisions and make our products better. After all, they’re the experts.
With the space-inspired toys, textiles and lamps in the AFTONSPARV collection, we want to spark curiosity and inspire children.
Marta Krupińska
Measurements
- Pillowcase length: 50 cm
- Pillowcase width: 80 cm
- Duvet cover length: 200 cm
- Duvet cover width: 150 cm
- Thread count:: 152 /inch²
- Thread count: 60 /cm²
Customer reviews
Space is infinite – just like the imagination
With the AFTONSPARV collection, we invite children to the largest playground ever. Space. An exciting, mystical and inspiring world with lots of room for creativity.
You probably did it as a child too: gazed into endless sky and fantasised about what is out there among all stars and planets. Maybe it’s something children always have done, just like the children between ages 3 and 7 who participated in one of our workshops before we started working with AFTONSPARV. “We were surprised by how much knowledge the children had about our solar system and space”, says designer Marta Krupińska. “But, since science hasn’t discovered everything there is to know about space, there’s also lots of room for fantasy and own thoughts.”
A space rocket that runs on imagination
The children’s ideas and interesting thoughts became the starting point for Marta when she designed AFTONSPARV. A matching collection that can ignite imagination and play in everyday life with cuddly space friends, textiles, lamps – and a rocket made of cardboard! “It’s big enough to fit several children, and best of all: the only thing they need to travel to new exciting places is imagination.” Some of the planets may be inhabited by aliens, several children suggested. “They had so many thoughts about aliens and how they might look. Most of the time, they were kind, and so are our aliens.”
Fall asleep to glistening planets
When the space rocket is back on Earth and playtime is over for the day, it’s time to wind down and get ready for bed. The adventures can continue in the bedtime story and the dreams. Because when the light is turned off, the planet pattern on the AFTONSPARV curtain will glow. What was that? Maybe a spaceship full of friendly green aliens. Or a shooting star, so you can make a wish…
Form design process
Created together with children
Children are the most important people in the world and we’re curious to hear what they have to say since we create products for them! Therefore, we invite children to creative and playful sessions where they get to participate in our product development. Here they can express themselves freely and draw, show or tell us what is important to them. Their opinions matter and make our products better. After all, they’re the experts!
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“When designing for children, I let my inner child take the lead. So I got in an imaginary space rocket with my design team and we flew away on an adventure. Before the trip we met enthusiastic children who told us everything about what we would encounter among the stars ¬– and assured us that aliens are nice creatures. I hope that the discoveries we brought back to Earth will go hand in hand with the unlimited imaginations of children and their vast knowledge of space."