Pretty sure those are custom made. If this is a Houzz photo, you can post a question to the designer.

This is not a Houzz photo - would love to find the source, custom or not. Thanks for your input.

Where did you find the photo? I did a Google image search and it doesn't come up, which is odd.

Hey Allison, it is from a blog post from Amy Meier's journal - and seems to be from a residence in the Hamptons, (Gueron?) but the trail gets lost from there....

The photo is from the recent design book "Out East: Houses and Gardens of the Hamptons" by Jennifer Ash Rudick, with photos by Tria Giovan. I borrowed the book from the library and remember the photo, but not any details about that house...

Yes I recognize the book reference, but I cannot get any info on the house, just like you. Thanks for your reply.

I can't get you any information on that room because the book has long since been returned to the library, and that house/room wasn't a particular favorite. The ones I was interested in were the older properties and gardens -- I can in fact recall that the lovely chairs in the garden of Laura Slatkin (sister-in-law of Howard) are by Rose Tarlow : ) . The bedroom with the bedding you like might be one of the newer houses by Berke or Merrell. The book includes a good deal more detail than other coffee table design books -- at the very least is the house name, owner, designer, as well as details of the furnishing highlights.

You could check out Rudick's or Giovan's IG to see if they've reposted the photo with any identifying information. Or, you could look at the book at your local bookstore or library, or buy it -- it's a terrific book and would make a great holiday present -- to learn the house name, owner, or designer, and from there try to figure out the bedding, perhaps by contacting the owner or designer via Instagram, etc.

Thanks Becky - I appreciate you responding. I've reached out to the photographer and author, and we'll see what happens. I thought the house name was something having to do with Gueron, but I think he might be the architect. I will pursue your leads and see if I can come up with something.