There is a particular kind of children’s bedding that manages to be genuinely beautiful while still speaking directly to a child — and this is it. A prehistoric landscape unfolds across 100% organic cotton: appliquéd dinosaurs moving through hand-embroidered foliage, screen-printed stripes and plaids giving the surface a pleasingly layered, almost storybook quality. We love it layered over sage green sheets — the earthy palette sits as comfortably in a Montessori-leaning nursery as it does in a proper big-kid room. The reverse is a tonal stripe, quiet enough to use as the face on calmer days. Grown without chemicals or pesticides, machine washable, and available in twin and full/queen. Can be personalised with an embroidered name or monogram — a detail that turns it from a beautiful quilt into something a child might actually remember. Pairs perfectly with the coordinating pillow sham.
Dino Days Embroidered Organic Cotton Kids Quilt
There is a particular kind of children’s bedding that manages to be genuinely beautiful while still speaking directly to a child — and this is it. A prehistoric landscape unfolds across 100% organic cotton: appliquéd dinosaurs moving through hand-embroidered foliage, screen-printed stripes and plaids giving the surface a pleasingly layered, almost storybook quality. We love it layered over sage green sheets — the earthy palette sits as comfortably in a Montessori-leaning nursery as it does in a proper big-kid room. The reverse is a tonal stripe, quiet enough to use as the face on calmer days. Grown without chemicals or pesticides, machine washable, and available in twin and full/queen. Can be personalised with an embroidered name or monogram — a detail that turns it from a beautiful quilt into something a child might actually remember. Pairs perfectly with the coordinating pillow sham.
$199.95
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