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Sophie Comforter by Wheaton Whaley Home

Sophie Comforter by Wheaton Whaley Home

Regular price $240.00 USD
Regular price $375.00 USD Sale price $240.00 USD
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The Sophie comforter turns a repeating geometric botanical motif into a filled bedding layer. Several colorways share the same design, allowing the selected palette to determine how quietly or boldly the pattern sits in the room.

“I would choose the color from a fabric swatch in the bedroom’s own light; the same repeat can feel very different in pale green, orchid or blue.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

  • Material: Cotton-based outer fabric; polyester batting
  • Measurements & Options: Twin: 74 × 90 in.
  • Measurements & Options: Queen: 95 × 90 in.
  • Measurements & Options: King: 108 × 95 in.
  • Included: One filled comforter in the selected size. Pillow shams and other styling accessories are not included. Swatch/Sample selections are fabric samples only; the finished item is not included.
  • Design & Use: Polyester batting in an all-season weight. Pattern scale and placement in mockups are illustrative. Available colorways: Eloise, Fawn, Orchid, Celadon, and Eloise and Sanctuary; each uses the dimensions listed for its selected size.
  • Maker: Wheaton Whaley Home.
  • Provenance: Made in the USA.

Curated by Wheaton Whaley Home.

Care & Ownership

Spot cleaning or professional dry cleaning is recommended. If washing, use cold water on a gentle cycle and hang to dry. Use a machine large enough for the comforter to move freely, and dry it thoroughly before folding or storing. Follow any care label supplied with the finished piece.

Maker / Heritage

Wheaton Whaley Home approaches a room through the details of its soft furnishings. Its made-to-order workroom brings together exclusive textile patterns, considered colorways and tailored finishes, with cut-and-sew services for designers and textile artists as well as individual homes. A shared fabric vocabulary runs through bedding, pillows and window treatments, allowing a room to feel connected without every piece taking the same form.

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