A bedspread is the largest of the top-layer options. It's designed to cover the whole bed, including the sides and legs, and often includes a fold-back section that covers the pillows for a neat, finished look. Because it drapes further than a coverlet, a bedspread gives more complete coverage and a more traditional, layered bedroom feel. Read More
Bedspreads work well as a genuine one-stop layer, no separate quilt cover, no valance needed, or as the top layer over a blanket during colder months.
Cheap bedspreads lose their shape, bunch at the corners, and start to look tired after a few washes. Bianca has been making bedspreads since 1985, so we know what holds up:
We're one of Australia's largest wholesalers of bedspreads, coverlets and comforter sets, so you're choosing from a genuinely large range, not the handful of styles you'd find in a typical bedding aisle.
Size is the main thing to get right. Unlike a quilt, you generally choose your bedspread to match your actual mattress size rather than sizing up because a bedspread is meant to reach the floor; an oversized one can look bulky rather than tailored.
Beyond size, it comes down to look and season:
A bedspread set typically includes the bedspread itself plus matching pillowcases or shams, giving you a full coordinated top-of-bed look in one purchase.
A bedspread is larger and drapes to the floor, often with a fold-back section over the pillows. A coverlet is lighter, smaller, and sits above the mattress without reaching the floor. See our coverlet range if you want the lighter option.
It's optional. Some people prefer a top sheet directly against the skin with the bedspread as the outer layer; others use the bedspread alone, particularly in warmer months.
Match it to your actual mattress size (not the next size up). Check our Bed Linen Size Guide for exact dimensions before ordering. Read Less