As I’ve searched across sites from AD-favorite bedding brands, I couldn’t help but notice that tried-and-true retailers like Quince and Serena & Lily are getting in on the action with picks that are strikingly similar to designs you’d find in a fashion catalog, and for good reason. Like linen sheets, AD PRO Directory designer Jasmine Artis, owner and principal designer of J’Miracle Designs, says what she loves about a denim-like material in home interiors is that it “provides durability, texture, and a relaxed aesthetic.” What’s more, she describes it as casual luxury: “It appears laid-back but still feels thoughtfully styled, especially when paired with layered textures.”When searching for denim-centric bedding, Artis recommends gathering inspiration from your favorite pair of jeans with attributes such as pre-washed fabrics, contrast stitching, indigo blue hues, or just plain-out comfort. “Suppliers have responded to this trend by offering a range of denim bedding products from duvets, comforters, rugs, and even lamp shades,” she says. Artis suggests looking for high-quality materials like washed denim, cotton chambray, cotton twill, recycled denim, or cotton linen blends on care labels to ensure easy careand that they’re designed to last—just like your go-to pair of pants. Shaffer adds that materials like the aforementioned fabrics not only help capture the look and texture of denim but they also offer the breathability that you’ll need to comfortably catch some z’s.Photo: Angelina DreemWhen it comes to styling, don’t be afraid to experiment. Artis recommends pairing bedding with neutrals for a clean look, as this keeps the space airy and modern while still allowing the denim to be the centerpiece in the bedroom. Otherwise, she recommends pairing lightwash blue colors with textures, like sherpa or fur throws and velvet decorative pillows."Colorwashing is having a real moment in interior design right now,” Shaffer adds. “A fully tonal blue room can be incredibly striking, especially when layered with different textures and shades.” To create a Canadian tuxedo-like sleep setup that makes the space feel completely cohesive, she points to sourcing a blue rug for starters and recommends building from there for tonal depth.West Elm Faux Fur Chinchilla ThrowRuggable Impasto Slate Blue RugThe Citizenry Naveta Velvet PillowIf you want to go the deep blue denim route, Artis notes that this instantly brings a “bold, cozy, yet grounded vibe to a bedroom.” She loves to pair this color scheme with lots of layering. Think velvet and wool throws and bedspreads in rich colors like midnight blue, olive, or aubergine. “Also, I like to incorporate woods and brass elements in which the denim creates a warm balance,” she says.Parachute Linen Duvet Cover SetRejuvenation Atticus LED Table LampLinoto Aubergine Linen Sheet SetWhile all of these experts know a thing or two about styling with this fabric, they all just recommend letting your bedscape become your playground. “I typically don’t ascribe to do’s and don’ts,” says Shaffer. “Interior design is all about having fun and playing around with the textures and colors that are exciting to you and make you feel warm and welcome in your space."As for me, I’m going back to listening to “Levii’s Jeans” and updating my own wish list to make this trend a reality for my bedroom. From a comforter set to pillow shams, here are even more picks to inspire your shopping journey:The Citizenry Stonewashed Linen Curated Bed BundleCompany Cotton Washed Denim Duvet CoverPottery Barn Teen Denim Duvet CoverArticle Elmer Large PillowSimple&Opulence French Linen Duvet Cover SetWest Elm Cotton Cloud Jersey Duvet CoverPottery Barn Teen Denim Stitch QuiltAnnie Selke Kodi Batik Duvet Cover #denim #bedding #fashionforward #essential #you