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Throughout the ages, we have stared up at the stars in search of answers. As kids, we dreamt of blasting off into space, as adventurers in search of new worlds, distant galaxies, and extra-terrestrial life. As adults, we flocked to see sci-fi blockbusters that would thrust us into interstellar realms. The cosmos has always been a place we project our dreams and desires. Like a giant galactic canvas, space absorbs our wildest fantasies.

Initiate your own launch sequence to slumberland each night wrapped in a space duvet cover—and take your dreams to infinity, and beyond!

Vintage voyages

Whether it’s art or cinema, our fixation with the cosmos often combines elements of past and present. Aesthetic styles of the 60s and 70s have certainly left their mark on space travel in our visual culture today.

From retro rockets to vintage voyages, there are scores of iconic comics and films that continue to influence scientists, directors, and artists alike. Think Apollo shuttles and Soviet satellites competing for the final galactic frontier in a space race. Or astronomical maps of yesteryear. Our space bedding designs hark back to the golden age of cosmic exploration.

Lunar light

After twilight, our skies are illuminated by our own lunar night light—a celestial satellite metamorphises humans into wolves and water into waves. That giant block of cheese in the night sky has influenced us for eternity. Whether it’s Sinatra flying us to the moon or the pioneering film director George Méliès taking us on a voyage dans la lune, the moon has left a significant crater on our aesthetic culture. Want to boldly go where no art-lover has ventured before? Try our space bedding on for size. It just may be your ticket to the moon.