Scandinavian bedding

Sleeping with another person can be hard. Make it a little easier with Scandinavia's own peace treaty for the bedroom: the two duvet system.

Here's a Scandinavian sleep secret: mine and yours duvets on a shared mattress. Here's how to make the bed the Scandi way, courtesy of Anki Spets of Area Home.

I knew the first night we spent together that we were going to have problems. It was February in Boston, freezing cold in his apartment, and he was hogging the only queen-sized, thin blue blanket on his bed. Neither of us slept a wink — me, because I was shivering (and he would not stop tossing and turning), and him, because he just never sleeps.Fast forward four years later, and we’re still having problems in the bedroom — sleep problems.

No more blanket battles. The answer to better sleep in Scandinavia is two duvets—mine and yours—on one bed. Anki Spets of Area Home explains how.

Keep the temperature between 65 and 67 degrees to tell your body it's time for bed.

The Scandinavian sleep method calls for (gasp!) individual duvets, something many couples have never considered. See why going separate might be the right move.

The Best Scandinavian Bedding Brands TEKLA FABRICS Think of Tekla as the Celine of bedding; it’s minimalist, stylish, and the branding is really good.

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