Boho Bloom Reversible Soft Quilt
Will 200 × 230 cm cover my bed?
One size, and it is cut for a queen mattress with a proper drop down each side. Whether it works for you depends less on the bed and more on how much overhang you want.
| 200 × 230 cm works if | Think twice if |
|---|---|
| You have a queen and you want the quilt hanging over both sides, not sitting flat on the mattress top | You have a wide king and you need full coverage to the floor on both edges |
| You have a double and you like a generous, deliberately oversized drape | You have a single and you want something proportionate rather than swimming |
| You want it as a big sofa quilt for two people rather than on a bed at all | You wanted a heavy winter-weight duvet — this is a quilt, and it layers rather than replaces |
Reversible means you get two bedrooms' worth of look out of one purchase, which is the actual argument for it.
Reversible quilts and the washing question
A quilt is two printed faces stitched around a filling, so the risk is the stitching and the shape, not the colour. Wash it the way you would wash anything with a filling and it stays flat.
| Works on | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Cold gentle cycle, on its own, in a machine it actually fits in | Cramming it into a small drum — that is how quilting seams give out |
| Line drying flat, or over two lines to spread the wet weight | Hanging it soaking from one edge, which drags the filling downwards |
| Shaking it out flat every few weeks to redistribute the loft | Bleach, and hot washes that will dull both printed faces |
The step people skip: shaking it out before it dries. Filling settles into whatever position it dried in, and a quilt dried in a lump keeps a lump.
Two bedrooms in one quilt — flip it when you get bored of the first one.
Bedding gets tired faster than anything else in a house. You choose a print, you love it, and eleven months later you walk into the bedroom and feel nothing at all. Replacing the whole set is expensive and the old one goes in a cupboard. A reversible quilt sidesteps the problem: you turn it over on a Sunday morning and the room reads differently by lunchtime, at no cost and with no cupboard involved.

Quilted, not just a printed cover — which is why it hangs properly
The thing that separates a quilt from a printed bedspread is the stitching that runs through both faces and the filling between them. Those lines are structural. They stop the filling migrating into the corners, they keep the loft even across the whole surface, and they are the reason the quilt falls in soft parallel folds over the edge of a mattress instead of bunching into one lump at the foot of the bed.
Both faces are finished, which sounds obvious and often is not — plenty of "reversible" bedding has a good side and a side that is clearly the back. Here the floral face and its reverse are both intended to be the one on show, so flipping it is a genuine change rather than a compromise you make when the first side is in the wash.
How people use the two faces
- Bloom face up — the pattern-forward option. Works when the rest of the room is plain and the bed is meant to be the thing you look at.
- Reverse face up — the calmer side, for when the walls, curtains or rug are already doing the talking and the bed needs to stop competing.
- Folded across the bed end — shows both faces at once along the fold line, and gets the quilt out of the way in warmer months without putting it in storage.
- On the sofa instead — at 200 × 230 cm it covers two adults comfortably, which is more than most throws manage.

What You're Getting
- One Boho Bloom Reversible Soft Quilt at 200 × 230 cm — queen-sized with a drop down both sides
- Two finished faces, both designed to be the side on show
- Quilted through, so the filling stays put and the loft stays even across the surface
- Falls in soft parallel folds over a mattress edge rather than bunching at the foot
- Layering weight — works over a duvet in winter and on its own in warmer months
- Doubles as a two-person sofa quilt at this size
- Cold gentle machine wash, on its own, in a drum it fits in
- Line dry flat and shake it out before it finishes drying
- No bleach, no hot washes — both printed faces will dull
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If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.
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Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.