Norwegian style bedding

I'm sharing how the Scandinavian Sleep Method works, and if it might be able to help you get a better night's sleep.

Sleeping with another person can be hard. Make it a little easier with Scandinavia's own peace treaty for the bedroom: the two duvet system.

Justine Tyerman from New Zealand delights in the five-star pampering at a Swiss alpine resort in Villars-sur-Ollon.

Scandinavians have figured out a key to good sleep.

No more blanket battles. The answer to better sleep in Scandinavia is two duvets—mine and yours—on one bed. Anki Spets of Area Home explains how.

To brighten your sleeping space, use a colorful and light bedroom quilt in the summer time to add seasonal style and soft comfort for the warmer months.

Scandinavian-inspired bedrooms are cozy and inviting during this season when you most want to be curled up in bed for winter warmth.

Thinking about upgrading your bedroom or doing a complete revamp can be thrilling and, at the same time, troublesome. So which style do you go for that will

When Patrick and I lived in Dublin and traveled around Europe we found it was common to have two twin size duvets on a larger bed. I've mentioned that we are fitful sleepers so we loved having our own blankets but still getting to sleep in the same bed. Our new place has a big master bedroom so we finally took the plunge and bought a king size bed! Now that I'm in the market for new bedding I'm thinking of "going Scandinavian" and doing two comforters with a blanket covering them at the end…

An interior designer from Norwegian furniture brand Slettvoll is the owner of this dreamy cottage overlooking the water in the Sørlandet reg...