DaDalogy Bedding is the textile range from Dada, known for floral, patchwork and bohemian prints that span both the bedroom and the dining table. It suits anyone who likes pattern and color: shoppers can match a bedspread with pillow shams and then carry the same mood to the table with runners and placemats.
The brand has nearly 300 active products here. Bedspreads are the largest group, ahead of throw pillow covers, table runners, throw blankets, cushion covers, sheet sets, placemats and pillowcases. Prices are low for decorative textiles: they start at about $12, half of the range sits between roughly $24 and $39, and the largest bedding sets reach about $240 per listed item. At the moment, every listed item shows as in stock.
The Dada Bedding Collection at a Glance
- Bedspreads and quilted sets. Lightweight quilted bedspreads, often with matching shams, in floral, rose and patchwork designs.
- Sheet sets and pillowcases. Printed sheets and standalone cases to coordinate with a bedspread.
- Throw blankets. Woven and soft throws for the sofa or the foot of the bed.
- Throw pillow and cushion covers. Covers in several square and lumbar sizes, sold without inserts unless a listing says otherwise.
- Table linens. Table runners, placemats and tapestry-style pieces in matching prints.
Pattern is the common thread. Product titles mention florals, roses, patchwork, tapestry weaves and bohemian looks, with yellow and pink among the frequently named colors.
Reading the Sizes: Covers, Shams and Throws
Many DaDalogy items list sizes in inches, and the most common ones tell you what each piece is for:
- 13x19: the most frequent size, a standard placemat footprint.
- 16x16 and 18x18: square throw pillow covers. The 18x18 is the most common sofa pillow size in the US.
- 26x26: euro sham size, used for large square pillows propped against a headboard.
- 16x14, 20x32 and 20x36: lumbar and sham sizes; 20x26 is standard, 20x30 is queen and 20x36 is king.
- 50x60: a classic throw blanket size for a sofa or armchair.
- 18x52 and 36x50: longer pieces such as runners and table toppers.
For pillow covers, many people choose an insert about one to two inches larger than the cover, which gives a fuller, plumper look. An 18x18 cover with a 20x20 insert is a common pairing.
Choosing a Floral or Patchwork Bedspread
A bedspread is usually lighter than a comforter and is often used on its own in warm months or layered over a blanket in cooler ones. Before ordering:
- Measure the bed. Note the mattress width, length and depth, then compare with the listed dimensions. A bedspread meant to drape to the floor needs more drop than one that tucks in.
- Decide the role of pattern. If the bedspread is busy, keep sheets and walls plain. If you choose a quieter quilt, patterned throw pillow covers can add color.
- Count the pieces. Check whether a set includes shams and how many, so you know what else to add.
Dressing the Table With Runners and Placemats
Table linens are an easy way to repeat a bedroom or living room palette elsewhere. A runner should usually hang about 6 to 12 inches over each end of the table, so measure the table length and add that overhang on both sides. Placemats at 13x19 fit a standard place setting; leave space between mats so guests are not crowded. On a round table, a single runner across the center or a set of placemats works better than a long runner.
Placemats also protect a wood table from heat marks and scratches, which makes them worth using even for everyday meals. A set of four or six is the usual starting point; buy an extra pair if you often host, so a stained mat can be swapped out while the others are washed.
Woven and tapestry-style runners add texture, while quilted pieces give a softer, country feel. Pair a bold floral runner with plain dinnerware so the pattern stays the focus.
Coordinating Prints Across a Room
Pattern-heavy textiles look intentional when they share at least one color. Pick a single accent shade from the bedspread, such as the yellow or pink found in many Dada florals, and repeat it in two or three pillow covers and a throw. Mix scales: one large floral, one small print and one solid keeps the bed from feeling crowded. The same approach works on a sofa, where a patchwork cover sits well next to plain cushions in a matching tone.
Washing and Caring for Quilted and Woven Textiles
- Follow the care label first; fiber content and dyes vary between items.
- Wash quilted bedspreads and shams on a gentle cycle in cold water to protect the stitching and keep colors bright.
- Wash bold prints separately the first time in case of dye transfer.
- Tumble dry low or line dry; high heat can shrink fabric and pucker quilting.
- Close zippers on pillow covers before washing to prevent snags.
- Spot clean table runners and placemats quickly after meals, before stains set.
DaDalogy Bedding FAQ
Is DaDalogy the same as Dada bedding?
Yes. DaDalogy is the name of the Dada bedding collection, and it covers both bedroom textiles and table linens in the brand's floral and patchwork prints.
What does the Dada bedding collection include?
The range includes bedspreads, quilted shams, sheet sets, pillowcases, throw blankets, throw pillow and cushion covers, table runners and placemats. Bedspreads and pillow covers are the largest groups.
Do the throw pillow covers come with inserts?
Covers are typically sold on their own, so check each listing. For a full look, choose an insert one to two inches larger than the cover size.
What size is a 26x26 pillow cover?
A 26x26 cover is a euro sham size. Euro shams are large square pillows usually placed against the headboard behind sleeping pillows.
How much do DaDalogy items cost?
Prices are per listed item and start at about $12. Most products sit between roughly $24 and $39, while full bedding sets reach about $240.