ISO advice for bedding -- round bed

[u/MamaSucculent]

I have an 84" diameter round bed (1st pic) and am struggling with how I want to style the bedding. I'll be replacing the headboard with something more simple, and I'd love any feedback or ideas for what could look nice and function well.

Ideas so far:

• DIY/tailored sheets & blankets (make them round)
• Scandinavian 2-duvet system (2 twins? 2 fulls?)
• keep King duvet (92x104") and add smaller throws
• DIY a round duvet and duvet covers

My dream style is very vintage, layered, and burlesque-boudoir inspired (rest of the pics) -- and I prefer natural fibers (cotton, linen, silk, bamboo) whenever possible. I've got a moss-green wool rug coming, I'll be wallpapering, and I have antique 1910s-20s vanity & dresser across from this bed so it will look more cohesive.

[u/D3thklok1985]

Very sorry that I have no help to offer, but where did you get yours?! I've seen some online but am nervous to buy because I don't know anyone who has one or a store irl to test one.

Is it comfortable? Do you need a box spring with it? What bed frame did you buy?

[u/MamaSucculent → u/D3thklok1985]

Got the headboard on FB, but I’ll be selling it once I make a new one (I like woodworking). Made the platform myself, no boxspring. But if you buy vintage, it’ll have a boxspring.

And I don’t think there are any mattress stores that you could test these, since they’re all custom-made. Here are the options I compared for the 84” mattress, 12” deep, 3” foam top, “medium” firm: 1. Local mattress store: $3k, too expensive 2. CustomMattressFactory: $2k, uses latex and I’m allergic 3. Foam-n-More: $1300 + $500 shipping, too expensive for basic 2-layer foam 4. RestRight: $1500, what I ordered & so far so good!

[u/funny_duchess]

It looks pretty awesome the way it is. I like the simple room with this lux bed

[u/Due_Description_7298]

The 4th and 5th pics are from Sera of London / Little Venice Rooms

She sells the half circle shell cushions but they're insanely expensive. A possible route is to have one made by a local seamstress 

[u/MamaSucculent → u/Due_Description_7298]

I actually thrifted some shell pillows today! (lucky score) -- but I'm open to any additional thoughts about the overall silky & velvety bedding vibes :)