Charisma's 3-Piece Jemma Botanical Comforter Set elevates any bedroom with botanical charm. Featuring a chic botanical print, this comforter looks so luxe. It has a soft, refined texture to it that looks lived-in but sophisticated at the same time. The set comes in either a deep gemstone blue or a chic neutral beige, and both of these color options are perfect for this time of year. Plus, these colors are easy to pair with a variety of different accents such as throw pillows and blankets.
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Charisma 3-Piece Jemma Botanical Comforter Set, Queen, $124.99 at Costco
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This comforter set is machine washable for easy maintenance. All you need to do is machine wash on warm with like colors. Tumble dry on low. Make sure to avoid using bleach and skip the iron as well to keep it looking as good as new.
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