Stone Cottage 5-Piece Daybed Cover Set, Trellis Gray

This set was a bargain! My wife and I shopped around for a quality daybed set and were frustrated by the limited availability at department stores and the sky-high prices on the web. This Amazon offering of the Stone Cottage Trellis Collection is a super value and a winner! It comes with a lovely easy care quilt that warms up the room with cozy charm. The quilted pillow shams are good quality and help bring the look together. The standard sheet pillow cover and skirt bring subtle contrast that is not overwhelming or tacky, but perfectly brings this ensemble together. No need to iron shams, but you may need to press the skirt and standard pillow cases if you want a perfect, crisp look. We didn’t bother because it looks just fine right out of the dryer as we are fine with a more relaxed presentation.~ Kort

I bought two sets - Aloe and Chocolate. Love them both. Great value here - quilt, dust ruffle and 3 standard shams. I love that the shams fit standard pillows, because I need standard pillows for overnight guests and otherwise would have to store them in a closet when not using them. This way, you can use them as decorative pillows and take them out of the shams when you have guests. The shams are generously sized and will fit overstuffed standard pillows. I am very pleased with the quality for the price - yes the dust ruffle and striped pillow are a thinner fabric, but they are perfectly acceptable and look great. The stitching on the quilt is very nicely done, and everything fits my daybed perfectly! I like that the quilt is split on the corners to lay nicely around the bed posts. The Chocolate color is EXACTLY the color of a milk chocolate Hershey bar if that helps. Rich and warm. The Aloe is a more vivid than appears on my screen - a vivid moss yellowy-green. Did not need to iron the quilt, but did do a fast iron of the ruffle and the striped sham (took about 10 minutes). Got nice compliments. Couldn't be happier.

The Stone Cottage Trellis Collection 5-Piece Daybed set in scarlet is a beautiful quilt set made of nice quality materials. I have washed it several times and the stitching has stayed in place with no strings coming out or ravelled ends. The Daybed I use this set on has a trundle and I ended up buying two bedsheets to go long with it. For the top mattress I purchased Cathay Home Fashions Luxury Silky Soft Brushed Microfiber Twin Sheet Set in Cream and for the bottom mattress I purchased the Cathay Home Fashions Luxury Silky Soft Brushed Microfiber Twin Sheet Set in Burgundy which is a perfect match to the Scarlet color. We also use more pillows so I ordered quilt shams to compete the look: Twill and Birch Reflections Quilted Sham in Ivory.I have seen this set on another very popular department store website at a much higher price. So this is an incredible price here on Amazon. My daughter loves the look and wants me to order it in the Aloe Green next.

As of this writing, the photo shown for the "Maize" set is incorrectly showing the "Aloe" set, green and not soft yellow.Very nice texture. Fits just right on a standard twin mattress. A perfect weight -- not so heavy or bulky. I washed all the parts in one wash load and didn't have to squish it all into the machine or worry that the weight of the bedspread would destroy my washer. (Some bedspreads are just waaaaaaay too heavy.)Using this on a twin bed with standard head and footboards (in other words, not a daybed), with the headboard against the wall and the three sides out into the room, I had hoped that the bedspread would hang equally on all four sides. It doesn't, if you had that same concern. So I ended up pushing one long side against the wall, not ideal, but okay for our arrangement. (Not the company's fault, of course, since that's how most daybeds are arranged, I just didn't pay enough attention to the details.)But it's well made (yes, in China) with good stitching. And it's cute.

I was very happy with the appearance of this set on arrival. It's a bit small if you have a very thick mattress, but the overall nice look makes up for the gaps at the corners and probably isn't an issue with an average mattress. Some people had concerns about wrinkling--personally I think ironing it is a waste. The one pillowcase and the bed skirt are sort of a seersucker material and actually look quite cute (in my opinion) with the puckered wrinkles. However the pilling on the quilt is really an issue. The backside of the cranberry quilt is white, and after two washes I began getting hundreds of tiny white pills all over the cranberry side. I guess the backside is coming off and pilling up on the colored side. If you are going to put this in a guest room and never sit on top of it, you will not need to wash it very often, and have no pets, I would recommend it. But if it's going to get regular use, I would definitely not suggest it for the cost. I've had this just a few months for my daybed (which I use regularly) in my living area, and I'm going to have to purchase a matching cranberry throw to cover it, because it looks pretty shabby unless I lint-roller it daily and take a sweater de-piller to it after washing. Once the quilt dies (I'm guessing it will have to go in about six more months) I'll get something hardier for the top.