You could also look at Arhaus. Theirs went on sale last week. I was looking at them because most are only 60" long but the Arhaus are 70" long. They are also wider (60" vs most at 50"). Also look at whether you can wash them or have to dry clean. The Arhaus ones can be mashine washed gentle, but the store emphaised to only dry on LOW heat. They had another customer who learned they will melt and matt if you use too high a heat setting.

OK, here goes, advice appreciated: My sheets arrived today (I ordered them on the 16th, took 10 days). I thought one of the pillow cases and the fitted sheet seemed off color compared to the other 3 cases and the flat sheet. But I thought maybe its just me and into the wash they went, on warm with 2 Tbs Vaska detergent). Once they dried it was very obviously different. The fitted sheet is a dark slate gray and the others are a cocoa-y brown. They are also HORRIBLY wrinkled, I mean REALLY, REALLY wrinkled. I keep reading here about WE's wonderful customer service. Is this something I should pursue? I really don't want to have to spend $$ to ship back or go thru the bother. Suggestions? TIA, Cathi

I love PB and like to browse their catalogues and the store for inspiration. I buy there some...but it is pricey! One word of caution...we purchased our DR table and chairs there about 10 years ago. After owning the chairs about 4 years, I had to take all of them to a furniture repair place locally to be re-screwed and glued as the back of the chairs were coming apart. Initially, I called the local PB (where I bought the chairs) and spoke with the manager to ask if they recommended anyone for repair. I was willing to pay for the repair as they were 4 years...I just wanted the chairs to be fixed. She said that she didn't know of anyone bc they never have issues with their chairs. When I found my own repair shop, the man there said "Oh, more PB chairs....work on 'em all the time!" He said the store send him all of their returns to fix for re-sale. The good side of the story is that since they have been fixed they are solid and still very much in-style! Unfortunately, my DH won't buy furniture from them anymore :o( Capegirl

I like the first one because of its graceful lines. The second one seems over powering and the third a little unusual looking. We have a tufted one and haven't had a problem with staining but we don't use much on our hair and I've never noticed that our heads go up that far anyway. We do have a cat but after one try of scratching we firmly told her no and she hasn't done it since. I would look around on the internet a bit more before making a decision; there are so many sources our there. We got the one we wanted rather inexpensively and it's the perfect style, color and size for us. Please ignore the ugly chest and funky ivy over the window. This was in 2009, the chest and ivy are gone and we've added pale gold floor length curtains that are on the French door over the bed to control the light.