I'm pretty particular about the spreads I favor--some patterns are too fussy or twee for my taste. I tend to gravitate to large-scale patterns, or geometrics, or those inspired by the ultimate sources for most chenilles--early American quilt patterns.
With white spreads, you can get a lot of pattern and texture but still keep a crisp feel overall. Someday when I have that beach house...chenilles in every room!
Switching out bedding is a great way to 'summerize' a room. Chenille bedspreads vary in weight--more tufting makes a spread warmer, less tufting leaves more of the cotton sheeting exposed and creates a lighter weight spread. You'll sometimes see some of these spreads called 'summer weight'. Chenilles really do provide the perfect amount of warmth needed in the wee hours of summer nights.
I often have some chenilles for sale in my Etsy shop--you can check them out here. And I am always looking to buy good examples!
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