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Kicking off one of the biggest shopping weeks of the year, Walmart just rolled out major markdowns on fan-favorite brands ahead of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days and Target Circle Deal Days. Happening Oct. 5 through 11, Walmart Deals has outstanding offers on all sorts of home goods, but Martha Stewart’s line in particular has a beautiful array of quality bedding. If your bedroom could use a fall refresh, you won’t want to miss this chance to snag the queen of cozy’s hotel-quality sheets, fluffy pillows, and botanical bedding sets for less.
One standout is the Martha Stewart Everyday Lucy Floral 7-Piece Queen Comforter Set, which is now available for $88, down from $110, with all four styles on sale. The complete bed-in-a-bag includes a reversible comforter, two matching pillow shams, a flat sheet, a fitted sheet, and two pillowcases, giving you everything needed for a coordinated look. This bedding set also comes in twin, full, and king sizes.
Martha Stewart Everyday Lucy Floral 7-Piece Queen Comforter Set, $88 (was $110) at Walmart
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Shop at WalmartThis queen bedding set comes in four stunning comforter designs that deliver on botanical charm. First up, the green floral option features softly rendered florals set against a white background with a classic dot-pattern on the reverse. The soft rose yellow style offers a romantic, bloom-forward palette and a solid yellow flip side, while the boho floral dot design has a more playful motif with bouquets arranged between cascading greenery, with a stately striped design on the reverse. Finally, the harper hydrangea gingham print pairs trendy blue hydrangeas with a gingham-print reverse side for a cottagecore feel.
Made from soft microfiber with a polyester fill, the comforter has an airy feel, but it still delivers solid warmth. It’s a practical choice for cooler nights that should remain comfortable for year-round use. Designed for easy care, the whole set is machine-washable, and reviewers said the fabric holds up well through regular washing and drying.
Martha Stewart Everyday Lucy Floral 7-Piece Queen Comforter Set, $88 (was $110) at Walmart
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Shop at WalmartWalmart shoppers were impressed by the “comfort and luxury” this “timeless” set brought to their bedrooms. Reviewers raved about how “gorgeous and soft” the set looked and felt. “The comforter is really thick and squishy,” one customer shared. The same shopper also said the “fabric is beautiful and durable.” Despite the “lightweight” design, a reviewer said this comforter kept them “wicked warm” during cold weather.
Shop More Walmart Bedding Deals
Regency Heights 9-Piece Queen Bed-in-a-Bag, $46 (was $130) at Walmart Exclusivo Mezcla 3-Piece Floral Queen Comforter Set, $26 (was $44) at Walmart Martha Stewart Everyday Harper Hydrangea Gingham 7-Piece Queen Comforter Set, $88 (was $110) at WalmartRelated: Walmart’s ‘Plush’ $36 7-Piece Bed-in-a-Bag Offers a ‘Luxurious’ Hotel-Quality Upgrade Right at Home
Walmart Deals end Oct. 11, so you’d better hurry if you want to snag the Martha Stewart Everyday Lucy Floral 7-Piece Queen Comforter Set in your preferred style!
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