Hommey ReviewColorful Australian Bedding Rated 4.9 by Shoppers, From Stripes to Silk

Most bedding brands stick to white, grey and oatmeal. Hommey built its identity on the opposite: playful colors, bold stripes and pairings that make a bed the focal point of a room. Colors like Mist, Aster, Mulberry, Plum, Wine and Hazelnut appear across sheets, quilt covers and pillowcases, and shoppers enjoy mixing them. One wrote that pillowcases “pair so well with the aster sheets!” Its neutral edit offers calmer options for people who want softer tones. Elle’s reviewer chose a classic white linen set and added colorful pillowcases in linen and percale, a good example of how Hommey’s pieces mix. For shoppers who want their bedroom to feel personal and cheerful rather than hotel-neutral, Hommey’s design is the main reason to buy.

Hommey’s cotton sheets are 100% organic cotton in a 300-thread-count sateen weave, stonewashed for softness and OEKO-TEX certified. Fitted sheets are reversible and have a zipper closure. Shoppers overwhelmingly call them soft, but texture is personal. One Thingtesting reviewer found the organic cotton duvet “a little scratchy,” enough that they used a flat sheet. Organic cotton usually softens after several washes. The linen line earns high marks: Elle’s reviewer said it “felt thick and sturdy—like it could endure infinite washes and still hold up after time.” Silk pillowcases are another highlight, with one reviewer calling the silk quality “remarkable.” Linen suits hot sleepers, sateen suits people who want smoothness, and silk suits hair and skin care routines.

Hommey’s bath range gets strong feedback too. Towels are “Soft and colorful!” and robes “absorb water really well.” The 2-pack bath sheets and robes carry the same color story as the bedding, so bathrooms can match bedrooms. Silk eye masks, cushions and other décor round out the range. Cushions are popular enough to sell out: one shopper notes they go “out of stock, especially the velvet ones.” If you love a particular color, buy the full set at once rather than piece by piece, because colors rotate and restocks aren’t guaranteed. Elle’s reviewer also praised fit, noting that “the duvet cover actually fits my duvet,” which matters because many brands oversize covers.

In Australia, standard shipping takes 3–6 business days and is free on orders of AU$100 or more (otherwise AU$10), and express shipping is a flat AU$25. Other regions have separate rates, and international duties may apply. You have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in original packaging. Exchanges and store credit are free, but refunds incur an AU$12.50 handling fee, Archive Sale items are excluded, and processing takes up to 10 business days. Customer care runs Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm AEST. Most shoppers report smooth experiences, but one Thingtesting reviewer cited “Very poor customer service.” Check sizing against your mattress depth before ordering. One shopper found a fitted sheet “quite loose” on a full bed.