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Review of 3 Linen Pillow Shams for the Master Bedroom

I reviewed three different linen pillow shams for my master bedroom. Let me know which one you like the best!

Review of 3 Linen Pillow Shams Jamie sitting on her bed.

I love an all white or neutral bedroom but I may be a bit odd in the fact that I don’t like a lot of pillows on my bed. They end up on the floor and if there are to many to deal with then I don’t feel motivated to make my bed in the morning.

We have our sleeping pillows but I finally bought some new pillow shams to try out and see how they would look with the creamy-white duvet cover.

I bought three different styles of linen pillow shams. Let me know which one you like the best!

A master bed with neutral linens and a large chandelier over the bed.

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1. Ruffled Edges Pillow Sham

These linen pillow shams are so pretty with their ruffled edges. I love the soft beige linen as it matches so well with the headboard.

I washed them immediately and just hung them to dry. This is what they look like after without ironing. I love all the wrinkles (but not too wrinkly) and they are so soft too.

The crocheted blanket and pillow are projects from my book, French Vintage Decor.

Linen shams frilled luxury stone washed – standard size – natural flax gray

A nuetral ruffled edge pillow sham.
A natural flax pillow sham with a ruffled edge.
An antique armoire is in the bedroom beside the bed in the master bedroom.

2. Creamy White Pillow Shams with Long Side Ruffle

I love these for an everyday pillow sham. They match my white duvet cover perfectly and look gorgeous for an all-white bed. The long ruffle fills the gaps on the sides of the bed by just having two standing pillows on a king size bed. Perfect for someone like me who doesn’t want an extra pillow on the bed!

Linen pillow cases luxury stone washed  – standard – white linen (which is a creamy-white)

A white duvet cover is on the bed.
A white pillow sham is on the bed with a large side ruffle.

3. Oatmeal Linen Pillows Shams with Extra Long Ruffle

I love the extra length in these oatmeal pillow shams. The length makes them feel luxurious and the color is again perfect with my headboard.

These euro pillow shams are a bit different than the other two as the ruffle itself is in a different, lighter linen fabric than the rest of the pillow but I like this contrast.

Linen pillow cases stone washed super soft – standard – light sandy gray

There is a small bench at the foot of the bed with a tufted seat.
The long ruffled sham is on the bed with a small Paris pillow in front.
An up close picture of the ruffle on the flax pillow.

I’m going to keep all three end and change them periodically to give my bed a different look but not too different, which is good for a girl like me who likes an all neutral bedroom.

3 Ruffled Linen Pillow Shams numbered for the one you may like best.

Pillow Sham 1 | Pillow Sham 2 | Pillow Sham 3

It’s now the perfect cozy space to read a good book in.

This book I’m reading is also so amazing – The Bettancourt Affair.

Jamie reading a book in bed with her J mug.

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56 Comments

  1. These are all beautiful, but my favorite is the last one that is two tone. Where can I find these pillow covers?

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  3. I prefer the first one for contrast and would use in the Fall and Winter. The white set is perfect for Spring and Summer. You are fortunate with your milder weather
    in BC. Now I will google the book you are reading, great title.

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    1. Hi Lea,
      I love that idea! I think I’ll do that. It is nice that we have mild weather here but now it rains a lot in the winter.
      Hugs, Jamie

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  10. I love them all. How very beautiful. And comfy which to me lately is key. I have changed up my bedroom to cream linen and am enjoying the comfort as opposed to having to fold back the doona when I needed a rest. I really like the first one it adds contrast and greets the eye. You are just as beautiful as your bedroom

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  11. My daughter bought me some very beautiful rather expensive linen sheets. I find them a bit itchy/scratchy. I have washed them a few times but they do not appear to be getting any softer. Does anyone else experience this or is it just me. Does anyone have any suggestions to remove the itch factor. Thank you

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    1. That’s too bad, Michelle. They do get softer with each wash, maybe washing it with fabric softener? Or try Googling ‘how to soften linen sheets’ and see what comes up. Sorry I couldn’t be more of a help.
      Hugs, Jamie

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  13. I love them all-but #1 gets my vote. I think it is just such a classic look- material and style. That being said- you can’t go wrong with any of them. lol
    Have a great weekend. xo Diana

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  15. They are all so pretty but #1 really caught my eye. Being a bit old school
    I would touch up the ruffled edge (just a wee bit) with a steamer.
    Your bedroom is dreamy, thank you for sharing it.

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  16. They are all so pretty but #1 really caught my eye. Being a bit old school
    I would touch up the ruffled edge (just a wee bit) with a steamer.
    Your bedroom is dreamy, thank you for sharing it.

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  19. Thank you for this post. I have contemplating what to put on my bed too. I love them all but, #3 is my favorite. King sized pillows seem so big on my queen bed, and the long ruffle on the sides of #3 is a great compromise. My bed is all white with a grey linen coverlet. I find that bed pillow can be overwhelming too.

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  27. Hello! Not sure how old this post is, but I am dying to know what color you have on your walls in this room!

    I am currently choosing between Gray Owl and Stonington Gray (with orange oak floors. ugh. but I have to live with them for at least 2 more years). I use warm lighting and I don’t have as much natural light in my room as you do. I kind of wanted to avoid green/yellow, but I am not sure if stonington is too blue? Ideally the gray I choose is as neutral as possible… and with trees outside and warm lighting I am terrified that Gray Owl will look green as I have seen and heard of it doing!!

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  29. I like the first one. But what is that crochet-look throw or blanket on your bed? This just gave me an idea. I have a crocheted bedspread that my grandmother made, I think I will attach it a piece of grey flannel for a winter look.

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    1. Thanks Claudia! It was a project I did for my book, French Vintage Decor. I took a crocheted tablecloth and sewed it to fabric!
      Hugs, Jamie

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