Grey Bedding

Grey bedding is a modern classic, offering a versatile foundation that works beautifully in both contemporary and traditional interiors. From soft dove grey to deep charcoal, it brings balance, sophistication, and effortless style to your sleep space.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between materials like cotton, linen, silk, bamboo, or TENCEL™?

Cotton: Soft, breathable, long-lasting (Egyptian cotton is especially prized).

Linen: Cooling, moisture-wicking, improves with age, relaxed look.

Silk: Luxurious, hypoallergenic, soft and smooth.

Bamboo: Naturally cool, breathable, eco-friendly.

TENCEL™: Sustainable, breathable, temperature-regulating.

Cotton: Soft, breathable, long-lasting (Egyptian cotton is especially prized).

Linen: Cooling, moisture-wicking, improves with age, relaxed look.

Silk: Luxurious, hypoallergenic, soft and smooth.

Bamboo: Naturally cool, breathable, eco-friendly.

TENCEL™: Sustainable, breathable, temperature-regulating.

How do I choose between weaves like percale or sateen?

Percale: Crisp, matte finish, breathable, ideal for hot sleepers.

Sateen: Silky, lustrous, slightly warmer, wrinkle-resistant.

Percale: Crisp, matte finish, breathable, ideal for hot sleepers.

Sateen: Silky, lustrous, slightly warmer, wrinkle-resistant.

Is thread count important?

Yes, but higher isn’t always better. Myza recommends 200–600 thread count in single-ply cotton for softness and strength.

Yes, but higher isn’t always better. Myza recommends 200–600 thread count in single-ply cotton for softness and strength.

How do I care for my bedding and avoid shrinking or bed bugs?

Washing Frequency: Change sheets every 1–2 weeks.

Avoid Shrinking: Use cooler water, gentle cycles, low-heat drying.

Bed Bugs: Wash regularly and use protective bedding covers.

Washing Frequency: Change sheets every 1–2 weeks.

Avoid Shrinking: Use cooler water, gentle cycles, low-heat drying.

Bed Bugs: Wash regularly and use protective bedding covers.

Are there style or material guides to help me make informed choices?

Yes - Myza provides expert editorial guides, including:

Yes - Myza provides expert editorial guides, including:

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Grey Bedding for Modern, Timeless Style

The collection includes duvet covers, pillowcases, sheets, and quilts in a spectrum of grey tones and textures. Crafted from high-quality fabrics such as crisp cotton, relaxed linen, and silky sateen, each piece is designed to deliver comfort, durability, and a polished finish. Whether you prefer light greys for a calming, minimalist feel or darker shades for a bold, dramatic look, grey bedding adapts seamlessly to your personal style.

More than just a neutral, grey is a colour that adds depth and character without overwhelming a space. Perfect for layering with whites for a clean contrast, pairing with blush or sage for softness, or mixing with bold patterns for impact, grey bedding offers endless styling possibilities. With its combination of comfort, versatility, and timeless appeal, this collection creates a bedroom that feels refined, restful, and effortlessly chic.