I'm thrilled to say I've finally moved house after a long and arduous process. While we paint our bedroom, though, we're currently sleeping in the living room, which features big, beautiful, but very drafty windows.
Fortunately, my Cozy Earth Silk Comforter is already proving wonderfully effective at keeping me cozy and comfortable. It may cost almost $500, but it's currently 15% off and, in my opinion, certainly worth the investment.
I've consistently recommended it as one of the best duvet inserts money can buy since I first tested it back in February, and it's seen me through a summer heatwave all the way to the current plummeting temperatures.
As I've found, since I began testing it back in February, my mid-weight silk comforter is irresistibly soft, offering unparalleled year-round comfort. I used mine as the seasons changed from spring to summer, and now into fall as we head towards winter.
The standard fill is described as being suitable for 'warmer climates and warm sleepers,' but neither relates to me. I prefer, however, not to have multiple duvets to store. Instead, I add quilts, a Heated Mattress Pad, available at Amazon, and a hot water bottle to my sleep space, and use the same duvet year-round.
In dropping temperatures, the Cozy Earth Silk Comforter is lightweight, yet wonderfully cozy, keeping me warm while I sleep as the mulberry silk filling traps heat without causing any overheating. The fill is also naturally hypoallergenic, if you're a sensitive sleeper, and moisture-wicking. The premium 100 per cent viscose from bamboo shell is naturally thermoregulating, too, and the whole thing is OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100-certified, meaning it's safely produced without the use of any harmful chemicals or synthetics.

There's no denying that this comforter is expensive − it's the price you pay for true luxury. Rest assured, though: A recent review from Rebecca dubs it the 'best bedding on the market.'
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'I have never felt something so luxurious,' she explains. 'I am a permanent fan and client! We bought two simply because my husband had to have his own! Don’t think just buy it!'
Another review, from Brittany, adds, 'The best bedding you'll ever own. I was skeptical, but I’ll never go back. Sleep luxury. Don’t hesitate.'
I have to say, I agree. Luxury bed sheets and bedding might be a sizable investment, but they're certainly a worthy one.
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Below, I've rounded up six more cozy sleep space recommendations to keep you cozy until spring.
All prices were correct at the time of publication.

Boll & Branch Down Duvet Insert (Midweight)
This down duvet insert currently sits at the top of our 'Best Duvet Inserts' buying guide. 'The evenly distributed fill makes each night feel like a staycation in a fancy hotel,' says our expert tester, Meg St-Esprit.

This extra-warm duvet insert is guaranteed to keep you warm in cold weather. It's soft and fluffy, and the breathable filling helps to circulate air and allows moisture to evaporate.

Down duvet inserts and comforters are often recommended for use during the colder months, but if you don't use any animal products, this offers the perfect alternative. Its mimics the exact feel of down.

A heated blanket makes a welcome addition to any couch space. This one heats up quickly and features six heat and time settings. It's also a dorm room essential for any college student living in a cold climate.

Fern Green & Dusk Blue Gingham Frill Hot Water Bottle Cover
This hot water bottle cover makes the perfect pairing for my Cozy Earth Silk Comforter. It's cute, comfortable, and bursting with vintage charm. Just be aware that it doesn't come with an insert, but fits a standard two-liter bottle.
This simple trick instantly makes a bed look more luxurious − and it's so easy to try in your own space.
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