A Reading by HanaIKEA Hemnes Daybed Covers & Cushions
A forest green velvet Hemnes daybed cover set, unpacked on the rug
Five pieces laid out before they go on the frame. Seen this way, it is easy to tell which parts are worth paying for and which you already own.
The quick answer
A Hemnes daybed cover set slips over the mattress you already own, so you pay for fabric and fit rather than a new mattress. Measure length, width and thickness, and if two mattresses are stacked, ask for one cover around both. One such cover was 31.5 x 79 x 9.5 in (80 x 201 x 24 cm).
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SavePinned by Hana: the set before it goes on
Five pins on the unpacked set, from the light in the pile to the bare mattress.

- Velvet catching light
Light and dark streaks where the cover folds come from the directional pile, which shifts the shade with every angle.
- Mustard cord on edges
A warm mustard cord stops the dark pieces merging into one shape on the floor.
- Forest green bolsters
Mustard rings on the bolster ends show the trim at its boldest.
- Upright back pillows
Deep green with a gold-toned edge is a classic library pairing that suits wood and brass.
- Mattress awaiting cover
Only the cover is made; the existing mattress slips inside it.
- Velvet catching lightLight and dark streaks where the cover folds come from the directional pile, which shifts the shade with every angle.
- Mustard cord on edgesA warm mustard cord stops the dark pieces merging into one shape on the floor.
- Forest green bolstersMustard rings on the bolster ends show the trim at its boldest.
- Upright back pillowsDeep green with a gold-toned edge is a classic library pairing that suits wood and brass.
- Mattress awaiting coverOnly the cover is made; the existing mattress slips inside it.
Deep green, warm cord, white frame
The set lies on an oatmeal wool rug before a bare white Hemnes frame. A fitted cover, folded flat. Two back pillows standing. Two bolsters. The mattress waits on the frame, uncovered.
Only the Hemnes daybed cover is made. The mattress you own goes inside. That is the largest saving in the photograph.
Forest green velvet shows light and dark streaks where it folds. The pile has a direction, and the shade shifts with every angle. In bright window light the folds read almost black. Mustard cord runs along every edge, warm and not bright. It keeps five dark pieces from melting into one shape on the floor, and the rings on the bolster ends show it at its boldest.
Green with a gold edge is an old library pairing. On a white frame it is strong contrast, so it suits a room with wood, brass or books to hold it. The plants on the sill are the only other green.
Velvet is an indoor fabric, and dark shades move between daylight and lamplight. Ask for close-up photos of the code first. It costs a message.
Buy the cover. Keep the mattress. Spend on the fit.
— Hana




