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HAY Dori Cotton Bedspread

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Color:  Midnight Blue

Size:  One Size

Item# 812536-812536 In Stock
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A tactile study in color and geometry that drapes the bedroom in effortless warmth.

Named after the Hindi word for "thread," the Dori Bedspread was designed by London-based studio Doshi Levien—celebrated for blending cross-cultural influences with industrial precision—for HAY, a manufacturer represented in MoMA’s collection. Woven from 100% organic cotton, its substantial grid quilt falls with clean, tailor made precision over a bed. Subtle two-tone colorways and contrasting topstitches bring a quiet, tactile harmony to any room.

Features of the Hay Dori Bedspread include: 

  • 100% Organic Cotton (shell and filling).

  • Measures 96.5l x 76.8"w.

  • Machine wash cold, line dry or tumble dry low..

  • Substantial, heavy grid-quilted weight for structured draping.

  • Size
    96.5l x 76.8"w
  • Material
    100% Organic Cotton
  • Origin
    China
Machine wash cold, line dry or tumble dry low..
HAY
HAY

HAY, founded in 2002 in Denmark by husband-and-wife team Mette and Rolf Hay, was born with the idea of offering thoughtful, functional, beautiful and high-quality designs at accessible prices. HAY is represented as a manufacturer in MoMA’s collection with several objects, such as the Prince Chair, a 2002 design by Louise Campbell. Devised for a competition to create a chair for the Crown Prince of Denmark, its seat resembles an unfolded paper cutout. Another design in the collection, Stefan Diez’s 2013 Rope Trick Lamp, is inspired by power transfer coils common to CNC hardware.

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