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Pillows go flat because your head and neck compress the filling night after night. Moisture, body oils, dust, repeated washing, and natural wear can also gradually reduce their loft. Regular fluffing, airing, correct washing and a good pillow protector can slow the process, but once the filling stays flat or lumpy, replacing the pillow is usually the better option.

You make the bed, pull the duvet neatly into all four corners and everything looks fine. By the next morning, one corner may feel empty, the middle may have bunched up, or most of the duvet may have shifted towards the bottom of the cover.

That does not necessarily mean there is something wrong with the duvet. In many cases, the problem comes from the way the duvet and...

There is an easy way to tell when decorative cushions have started working against your bed: bedtime becomes a moving exercise. One cushion goes on the chair, another lands on the floor, two are pushed onto a bench, and by morning the carefully styled arrangement has become a pile of soft furnishings somewhere else in the room.

Cushions can add colour, texture and shap...

A Pinterest bedroom can look perfect on screen and still be completely wrong for the person expected to live in it. The photograph shows the made bed, flattering light and carefully positioned furniture, but it rarely shows where the laundry goes, whether the wardrobe doors open properly or what happens to all those cushions at bedtime.

That is the real problem with co...

A grandmillennial bedroom feels familiar without looking as though it has been left untouched for decades.

You might have a floral duvet cover, a wooden bedside table, a traditional lamp, and a few decorative cushions, but they sit alongside a simple bed frame, practical storage, and cleaner, modern styling.

That contrast is what makes the look work.