Some people like to go over the top with their bedroom styles and designs and it can often be a little overbearing! Well we have been on the lookout for the biggest and smallest bedding accessories the world has ever seen and have posted them all on here for you to have a look at!

Worlds Biggest Bedding Pillow

World's Largest Pillow

This pillow was manufactured in Shanghai, China on 29th May 2009 and set the new record for the largest cushion in the world. The bedding pillow measures in at 10.08m (33ft 8in x 33ft 8 in) and was made by Shanghai Konglong Textile Ornaments Co., Ltd.

World’s Smallest Teddy Bear

World's Smallest Teddy Bear

Some of us just can’t get to sleep at night without our teddy bear by our side and so German artist Bettina Kaminski created “Mini the Pooh”. At just 5 mm tall, it is the world’s smallest Teddy Bear! Very very cute but you couldn’t really snuggle up to it at night.

World's Biggest Teddy BearMr Beans' teddy bear!

Where there is small there is big and we found the world’s biggest Teddy Bear! Well, its either one of the two above so you can make your own mind up! You would definitely feel protected if you had this teddy bear in this room.

The second picture is an 11 ft teddy bear which is thought to be the world’s largest and was recently sold at an auction in Solihull last September.

World’s Largest Bed

American basket ball player Shaquille O'Neal's bed

This huge bed measures in at 4.572m*9.144m (15 x 30) and is situated at the basket ball player’s home in Orlando.

BiggestBed to Travel the World

This bed travelled the world and was set up in London, Shanghai, Paris and New York for a cross continental bed jump lasting 16 hours. The 30 double mattresses and huge super sized duvet was used to create the bed for people to have a quick bounce on their way to work.

If you are looking for bedroom accessories including pillows, mattresses, duvets etc visit Duvet and Pillow Warehouse today for more information and products. We don’t sell beds and pillows as big as these but we don’t need too as we pack our products with super soft fillings to make your sleep a good one.

Ever heard of a flashmob event? It’s where people turn up in a public place and all suddenly start doing something funny at the same time, like singing, dancing… or having a pillow fight!

An estimated 400 pillow fighters joined in a melee of flying feathers in the centre of Plymouth on Saturday, organised through social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.

University student Jessi Dimmock, 20, said: “Everyone was having a laugh, it was just great fun. It shows the power of social networking sites to organise something like this without advertising.

“I also think it’s like an art form, but mainly it’s about getting people together in a peaceful, fun way.”

It was dubbed the ‘World’s Largest Pillow Fight’ but in the end, it simply proved that pillows are a pride and joy and too good to be beaten into submission!

The attempt to enter the Guinness World Record for the largest Pillow Fight failed when punters decided to stay in bed with their pillows rather than expose them to a cold, drizzly morning in Penang.

Although the organisers had expected the participation of 4,500 people, only some 500 people turned up at the Penang Times Square at noon Saturday.

Organising chairman Tommy Ooi said the current record holder is a Children In Need event in Mineshead, Somerset in United Kingdom, where more than 3,700 people battled in a pillow fight last year.

Duvet and Pillow Warehouse are offering a wide range of special offers to keep you in pocket during the festive season.

The team know how important it is for everyone to wrap up warm this winter and what better way to do this than with a brand new cosy duvet and the softest pillows from Duvet and Pillow Warehouse.

We are offering free delivery for orders over £20 to UK mainland homes, 10 per cent off mattress protectors if you buy a duvet with us, and if you buy five duvets, you will get the sixth one free!

For detailed information about our special offers as well as information on all of our products, visit the website today on www.duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk.

As you can probably tell, we love pillows and duvets. In fact anything to do with bedding, we know about or search the world to find what is going on.

And because we are not selfish, we take all of our information and write it in this daily blog for you to read and enjoy!

From informative articles to funny stories and top tips, there is something for everyone and you should consider visiting us daily to see what fabulous treats we have in store.

As we have just launched our brand new website, we thought we would start off this week with a Funky Pillows article to give you a bit of a giggle and to keep you coming back to our blog for more.

Luscious Lips!

This funky pillow stands out a treat and would look fabulous in a girls bedroom or apartment.

 

 

 

 

 

Lego Pillow

The pillow is fab and funky and stands out a mile above the rest. Can’t imagine it being the most comfortable pillow to lie on, can you?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Synthesizer Pillow

If you can’t work a real synthesizer just buy a cushioned one and pretend you know what you are talking about!

 

 

 

 

 

Nintendo Pillows

It’s really rubbish when you don’t have a games console but all your friends have and you have not a penny in the bank to buy one of your own.

To make it feel like you have a little bit of something you may possibly want to consider these Nintendo consoles pillows.

They look cool, but will possibly get a little boring after a day or two and you will probably crave the real thing once again.

 

 

 

 

If you are interested in getting your own pillows whether they are feather or memory foam, visit the brand new Duvet and Pillow Warehouse website today at www.duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk.

If you are looking for brand new bedding this winter and want to invest in some high quality duvets and pillows but don’t know where to turn, then visit Duvet and Pillow Warehouse today.

The new and improved bedding website has a whole range of different products for you to choose from and all are set at fantastic prices, becoming on of the cheapest UK bedding retailers online.

And although our prices are low, our products are of high quality. In fact we are so sure you will love them we have stuck a 10 year guarantee on all of our duvets, which you can’t afford to miss out on.

And if you are looking to go wild in the isles this winter then spend over £20 at Duvet and Pillow Warehouse on our duvet, pillow, mattress toppers or protectors and recieve free delivery on your order! What more can you ask for!?

For more information or to start shopping visit the fabulous bedding website www.duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk.

Roll Up! Roll Up! in your duvet and visit Duvet and Pillow Warehouse’s brand new website launched this week for your ease and comfort when purchasing bedding products online.

The brand spanking new website has just got bigger and better offering high quality bedding products and affordable prices through a fantastically designed website that is easy to navigate and purchase from.

All of our bedding products are made to a high quality and over 97 per cent our customers rate us as either very good or excellent.

Their bedding collection is one of the biggest in the UK with over 128 different types of duvets on sale via the website, and all at affordable prices so you really cannot miss out!

And there really is everything you can think of. From the cosy memory foam pillow to a wide range of feathered pillows for you to browse at your leisure.

To visit the masterpiece in action go to www.duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk.

Chinese Stone Pillow

Do you like hard pillows or soft pillows? This might be a random question to ask but it may just depend on where you grew up!

Homemade pillows were used in ancient Egypt, medieval Europe and early America. In the mid 19th century, the Industrial Revolution and the evolving textile industry changed the way pillows were produced.

From homemade and hand-embroidered, they became machine-made. Bed pillows were stuffed with goose down or feathers to make them more cosy and comfortable.

However, in China pillows were very different. First they were smooth stones and later, by the late sixth century, they were rectangular blocks made of wood, jade, bronze, procelain or other ceramics. Most had a curved top surface for the head.

Porcelain pillows were made from the 10th to the 14th century, then were gradually replaced by pillows of other materials or even European-style stuffed pillows. Porcelain and other hard pillows were decorated with animals, plants, people and mountains and even geometric designs. Some had colourful glazes. Many were shaped like animals or small children.

Many collectors today do not realise that the decorated rectangles were pillows or headrests. They are sometimes called ‘opium pillows’ because opium users liked to lie on their sides using hard pillows. They claimed after smoking opium for a while, even a hard pillow felt ‘like a cloud.’

Nowadays it is hard to find the very old, hard pillows, but 19th-and 20th century replicas are available. The pillow shaped like a child is so popular as a decorative item that it is still being made.

For more details about buying your very own comfy soft pillow visit Duvet and Pillow Warehouse today.

We thought we would post this rather strange and obscure bedding pillow that has been designed to breathe with you while you sleep to allow you to have the perfect night’s sleep each and every night.

The concept is very cool but we think it is a little bit too freaky for our liking and are going to instead stick to our feather pillows and memory foam pillows at Duvet and Pillow Warehouse.

 

Funktionide Part II from eltopo on Vimeo.

A single mother who stole two duvet sets from a supermarket has been fined £50.

Gertrude Cele, 26, tried to get vouchers from Asda in Burnden by picking up two duvets, worth £70, and attempting to trade them in at customer services, Bolton magistrates heard yesterday.

When her attempt failed, mother of three Cele, who is on benefits, tried to walk out of the shop without paying.

Cele was caught on CCTV and arrested at her home in Monks Lane, Tonge Moor, where police found one of the duvets after a search.

She pleaded guilty to the shop lifting and was fined £50 as well as being ordered to pay £35 compensation, £85 costs and a £15 victim surcharge.

We think Cele should’ve saved up a bit of cash and visited Duvet and Pillow Warehouse for her duvet covers as this autumn the team have slashed the prices of their bedding products, selling high quality products for low prices.