Enhance Your Queen Size Bed with Howard Elliott 242-200 Boxspring Cover in Sterling Breeze Review

The duvet is not large enough to cover the sides or foot of the bed and does not cover the feathers. It decorates my bed beautifully. Expensive, but I really like the look.

I like that the material is thick. Very well made and easy to attach. It's nicer in person than what you see here. Nice texture too. I'm glad I invested in this purchase. I took a fairly light bluish color.

Perfect for my king-size nib block. Fits tight. Does not come loose and does not slip. Looks very good. I bought the stone color to go with everything. I can always change pillows and curtains if things get too boring. I had it for a year and vacuumed it with attachments. No problems pulling or untangling. I did NOT wash it. It says machine washable but I wouldn't tumble dry it.

Our four poster bed doesn't allow skirts and I don't really like them either. It seemed like a viable option to hide unsightly boring feathers and add more harmony to my bedding. I've found that some of them pinch when I change my sheets and have to readjust to fully cover the box springs, otherwise I like the linen textured fabric and rich color. It's a keeper!

Good concept. It's like a giant rubber band that runs around the edge of a box spring bed, with top and bottom rubber bands at each corner. When putting it on, make sure the long and short sides line up at the correct ends (since the beds aren't square). I have a shimmery bronze and it's more like shimmery chocolate. Now my setup looks like a platform bed. It doesn't move like it does with the dust. Shiny, feels like rubberized fabric. Should repel dust better than cloth skrrt.