Texture / Embroidery Bed Skirts

How to Find the Right Texture/Embroidery Bed Skirt Length

When looking to purchase a textured or embroidered bed skirt, you'll need to take the length of your mattress into account. So how do you measure a bed skirt drop? You can simply measure the space between the top of the box spring and the floor. Add two inches to that measurement, and that will be the intended length of the textured or embroidered bed skirt that you'll need for your bed. The length of each bed skirt can be found in the specifications of each product we sell online. After you select the right length for your bed, remember that selecting the right style is just as important! Make sure to browse all our textured and embroidered bed skirts to find one that fits your home decor.

Open vs. Closed Corners on Bed Skirts

Textured or embroidered bed skirts can come in different designs, and two of the most common are open corner and closed corner bed skirts. If your bed has a footboard, you’ll want open corners to allow for easy placement and adjustment. The open corners bed skirt style can also be called split corners. If your bed doesn’t have a footboard, you can use a closed corner bed skirt or dust ruffle which will hide the legs of your bed frame as well as any underbed storage.

How to Put a Texture/Embroidery Bed Skirt on a Bed

The placement of a textured or embroidered bed skirt depends on whether it’s a classic or elastic bed skirt. A standard bed skirt is placed directly on top of your box frame, and topped by your mattress. It is approximately the same size as your mattress and is sandwiched between the box frame and mattress to keep it in place. Most types of elastic bed skirts wrap around your box spring so you won’t have to lift your mattress. To put it on your bed, simply stretch the bed skirt around the frame and let the bed skirt drape to the floor.