What bedroom accessories does Belledorm offer?

Belledorm's accessories range covers divan base wraps, headboard wraps, bedspreads, bed runners and cushions. Base wraps cover a divan bed base in minutes with an elasticated, Velcro-fastened fabric panel. Headboard wraps fit over an existing headboard to change its look without re-upholstery. Bedspreads sit on top of the finished bed as a decorative covering. Bed runners and scarves add a stripe of colour or texture across the foot of the bed. Cushions are available in styles that coordinate with Belledorm's bedding ranges.

How do I update the look of my bed without replacing it?

The fastest way is to cover the parts you can see. A divan base wrap covers a worn or dated bed base in faux suede or jersey fabric - it fits in under five minutes with no tools. A headboard wrap slides over the front of an existing headboard and is held in place by an elasticated back panel. Together, a base wrap and headboard wrap can transform the appearance of a bed for a fraction of the cost of a new bed frame or headboard. Both are available in 15 or more colourways to match your bedding.

What is a bed runner?

A bed runner is a narrow strip of fabric that sits across the foot of the bed on top of the duvet or bedspread. It adds a band of colour, texture, or pattern without covering the full bed surface. Bed runners are a styling detail borrowed from hotel bedrooms - they break up a plain duvet cover and give the bed a more finished, dressed look. Belledorm bed runners and bed scarves are available in faux suede and coordinating fabrics, in widths designed to sit proportionally across double, king, and super king beds.

Can I match accessories with my Belledorm bedding?

Yes, across most of the range. Belledorm's faux suede base wraps, headboard wraps, bed runners, and cushions are available in a shared colourway palette, so you can coordinate multiple accessories in the same shade. Some cushion designs also coordinate with specific duvet cover sets - the product pages indicate which sets have matching cushions available. For bedspreads, Belledorm offers quilted, embroidered, and jacquard designs that complement both plain and patterned bedding.

What size base wrap or headboard wrap do I need?

Base wraps are sized to match your divan bed base: single, small double, double, king, and super king. Measure the base itself, not the mattress, to confirm the correct size. For split divan bases (common in king and super king), you may need two wraps. Headboard wraps are sized by bed width - single, double, king, and super king - and are designed to fit most standard rectangular headboards up to approximately 10cm thick. Check the depth of your headboard before ordering, as very thick or ornately shaped headboards may not be suitable.

Are Belledorm accessories machine washable?

It varies by product. Faux suede base wraps and headboard wraps can be machine washed at 30°C on a gentle cycle and reshaped while damp. Most bedspreads can be machine washed at 30–40°C depending on the fabric - check the individual care label, as some quilted or heavier designs may need a larger-capacity machine. Bed runners and cushion covers should be checked individually, as some are removable and washable while others are spot-clean only. In all cases, avoid tumble drying on high heat and iron on the reverse side if pressing is needed.

Bed Runners

Complete your bedroom design puzzle with a simple and elegant bed runner. Explore a range of beautiful colours and fabrics to find the perfect match for your aesthetics. Dress it up a notch with a couple of decorative cushions for an instant bedroom update.

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Got Bed Runner Questions? We've Got Answers

A bed runner is a narrow strip of decorative fabric that is placed across the foot of the bed, sitting on top of the duvet cover or bedspread. It does not cover the full bed - it runs across the width only, typically hanging over both sides. Bed runners are a hotel-style finishing detail that adds a band of colour or texture to break up a plain duvet cover. They are purely decorative and are usually removed or folded back at night. Belledorm bed runners are made from faux suede or jersey knit fabric.

A bed runner is narrower and sits as a single stripe across the foot of the bed. A bed scarf is wider, covering more of the bed surface while still leaving the head and sides of the duvet visible. Both serve the same decorative purpose, adding colour and texture, but a bed scarf has more visual presence because of its larger surface area. Belledorm offers both styles in matching faux suede fabric and colourways, so the choice is mainly about how much of the bed surface you want the accent piece to cover.

Place the runner horizontally across the foot of the bed, centred so it hangs evenly over both sides. The runner should sit on top of the finished, made bed - over the duvet cover or bedspread, not underneath. For a more layered look, pair the runner with matching cushions at the head of the bed in the same colourway. A contrasting colour runner against a plain duvet cover creates the strongest visual effect. If you use a bedspread, the runner sits on top of that.

Yes. Belledorm bed runners can be machine washed at 30°C on a gentle cycle. Remove from the machine promptly and reshape while damp. Air dry flat or tumble dry on a cool setting. Avoid high heat, which can damage the texture. If pressing is needed, iron on the reverse side using a cool iron with a cloth between the iron and the fabric. Because bed runners are decorative and do not have direct skin contact during sleep, they need washing far less frequently than bedding, only when visibly soiled or dusty.

Bed runners sit on top of the duvet by their own weight and fabric grip, they do not have clips, ties, or fastenings. On a smooth duvet cover, a faux suede runner tends to stay in place well because the napped texture of the suede creates natural friction against the fabric underneath. If the runner shifts during the day, simply reposition it when making the bed. Most people remove the runner at night and replace it in the morning as part of making the bed, in the same way you would fold back a bedspread.

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