Last week, I shared my newly-discovered obsession with white bedding.  I knew I needed some sort of change because my current comforter was not giving me that “ahhhhh” feeling inside when you really love something and it works well.  I still love it, but I think the color scheme in the room matches it too much in a literal way that doesn’t appeal to me.  I scoured the internet for affordable white comforters that would hold up well, could be recovered with a duvet cover, and were made of a down alternative.  I wanted a down alternative comforter not only because they tend to be more affordable, but also because they are washable and fine for anyone with allergies.  I only have allergies at the end of the summer, but I wanted to make sure no visitors would be allergic to my bedspread.

I found some good comforters that would suit my needs, but were not very pretty.  I decided I wanted a comforter with pin tucks instead of the sewn in blocks, both of which are used to keep the filling evenly spaced.  After searching for a very long time, I found this beauty:

Just What the Decorator Ordered