Catherine Lansfield Lost in Space Duvet Cover Set
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Rockets, planets, astronauts and colourful constellations cover the Catherine Lansfield Lost in Space duvet cover set. Its dark blue background and bright illustrations make it an eye-catching choice for a child who is interested in space or astronomy.
The reversible design offers two related looks in one set. One side uses a deep navy background, while the reverse introduces a lighter grey-blue colour. This makes it possible to change the appearance of the bed without buying another cover.
What is included?
The Single version is a two-piece bedding set containing:
- One duvet cover measuring 135 × 200 cm
- One matching pillowcase measuring 50 × 75 cm
These measurements correspond to a standard UK single duvet and pillow. The filled duvet and pillow are not included.
Amazon also lists Junior and Double options. Buyers should check the measurements and number of pillowcases supplied with those variations before ordering, as their contents may differ from the Single set described here.
Colourful reversible space design
The main navy side features rockets, astronauts, planets, stars, rainbows and constellation-style details. The individual illustrations use bright shades of red, yellow, green and blue, helping them stand out against the darker background.
The reverse uses a lighter ground while continuing the same general space theme. Turning back the top of the duvet can reveal both colours at once, or the whole cover can be reversed when a lighter appearance is preferred.
The design could work particularly well in a bedroom decorated with dark blue, grey or white walls and furniture. Space-themed lamps, curtains or wall decorations could extend the theme, although the bedding contains enough detail to provide the main focal point by itself.
Polycotton fabric
The cover is made from 52% polyester and 48% cotton. This polycotton blend aims to combine some of the softness and breathability associated with cotton with the durability and easier care of polyester.
Polycotton generally dries more quickly and creases less readily than pure cotton, which can make it a practical choice for frequently washed children’s bedding. However, shoppers who specifically want a 100% cotton duvet cover will need to consider another set.
Washing and everyday care
The manufacturer recommends washing the bedding before its first use. It can be machine washed at 40°C and is described as suitable for tumble drying.
As with any strongly coloured bedding, it would be sensible to wash it with similar colours and follow the care label supplied with the set. Turning the duvet cover inside out before washing may also help protect the printed design.
Is this space duvet cover a good fit?
The Catherine Lansfield Lost in Space set may be worth considering if you are looking for:
- A standard UK single duvet cover
- A matching pillowcase
- A reversible design offering two colour options
- A colourful planets, rockets and astronauts theme
- An easy-care polycotton fabric
- Bedding that can be washed at 40°C and tumble dried
The main consideration is the material. Its polyester and cotton blend is practical for everyday use, but it will not appeal to buyers who prefer bedding made entirely from natural fibres.
For a child who enjoys rockets, planets or astronomy, the bold design provides a straightforward way to introduce a complete space theme without redecorating the rest of the bedroom.
Product specifications and availability can change. Please check the current Amazon listing before ordering.
