From too warm or too cold to just right
For a cool sleeping space (ideally 13-20°C), reconsider the textile set-up in and around your bed. First, don’t settle on a lackluster duvet. It’s a key temperature regulator. And don’t doubt curtains. Their light filtration and insulation will pay for themselves.
Choosing a duvet | Working with curtains
Choosing the right duvet
Once you know how much warmth your duvet can hold, it becomes easier to choose a bedding idea that works for you in the summer. TOG ratings help guide this. Lower TOG options feel lighter and cooler, while higher ones offer more warmth when you need it. You can switch duvets with the seasons or choose an all-season option for flexibility. Styles like SÄFFEROT or BRANDLILJA make it easy to adjust your setup, so you stay comfortable night after night.
