I am not a fan of wrinkled look, I know it is meant to be wrinkly but I cannot live with it. I guess it is what you can live with. I just won't buy linen as in 100% linen because of it, in clothes or bedding. I know it is expensive and chic but I find it difficult to live with but other people will be complete opposite.

Walls are white, have a black leather bed, black leather tallboy and black leather bedside table, black rectangle mirror on the wall and a large black/white/silver chandelier. Want a simple/plainish duvet cover set - not too girlish. Have just off white blinds at the moment - but that can change.

double or even queen sized quilts are my choice for single beds as they stay on better and cover the sides of the mattress and look less skimpy...measure the height and width of the beds including mattress and other bedding and trial a double or queen sized sheet to see what length looks best at the sides...the other side of the quilt can be tucked under the mattress if you have the beds against the wall and also helps to stop quilt slipping off restless sleepers ...bigger quality quilts are a better long term investments that can be used on any sized beds

Hi Wish, I agree with the above about doing white as a staple. If you feel like a change up you could also explore some textured bedding and play around with some softer tones of pinks, purples and blues to play off the dark wall. I also love greys and blacks as well. I dont know what your setup looks like exactly but if you can afford to buy multiple sets of linens go for it! Below is a job I did for a client where they wanted to keep their white bedding and just accessorize, the options are endless: