Would this need a bedskirt, or would a king size one hang to the floor?
1943175
I have a Queen size and it didn't need a bed skirt. The corners (at each end) hang to the floor. The rest of it barely touches the floor. I like it and hope you do too. I'd be glad to answer any more questionsabout the bedspread.
1943176
I bought this for my parents who definitely did not want a dust ruffle on the bed. It hangs over the edge on every side. They have a high queen size mattress, and it hangs a little shy of the floor. If you have a low-set mattress, I don't think you'll need a dust ruffle, but if you want one, I don't think it would be overkill. i don't know about the king size, as my mother's bed is queen.
1322131
The bed skirt would be too big for sure. If you don't mind the comforter blanket touching the floor then it'd be fine. I have a queen and the comforter blanket hangs roughly 6 inches off both sides of the mattress, so on a full it'll probably hang lower, maybe to the ground. Still beautiful though.
28813
If you want it to go to the floor, then you will want a King. The king I bought went on a bed with a 21" dust ruffle and it just covered down to the bottom of mattress just above the box spring.
783361
I found that the queen bedspread is quite large...it falls to the floor. So yes, if you want a coverlet for a king, you would be in good shape. It has held up well through washes, etc.
2199317
I believe it will fit fine. I have this in a queen for our pillow-top queen mattress, and it hangs well but needs a bed skirt. If you get a king for your queen mattress, I think it is going to hang almost to floor. I wish I had gotten the king size because I like the "oversized" look rather than the "fitted" look. Hope this helps!
1510406
I wanted the quilt to have down passed the skirt so I ordered the king size and it fits fine. Doesnt hang on the floor
617804
I bought a king size that comes to the top of the side rail. It would have required a wider spread without the rail or I would have to use a bed skirt. I love the spread. Can be accented with several colors. I used coral sheets.
1692016
Depends, of course, on how tall your bed is. Mine is 2ft off the ground and I don't use a bed skirt, but a bed with a tall frame would need one.
242200
I don't have a bed skirt for mine. I bought the queen size and it fits to about the top of the bed frame on the side. After many years with bedskirts, I like the different look.
1937577
King size comes with 2 shams and spread. FYI - some reviewers said that it runs small. I bough king for my queen bed, and it goes to the floor. Queen would have been fine, I'm sure.
833428
I'm hoping this helps you. I purchased a queen size for my daughters queen size bed. If you purchase a King size I'm not sure how far it will hang. My daughter is using her queen size comforter on her XL twin for college. She loves the comforter. Hope this helps you.
233770
I have a king pillow-top mattress. The bedspread definitely does not come to the floor on the sides or the foot. If you have a bed skirt then you'd be ok. However that is not how the picture shows it. It is without a doubt short for a king "bedspread". I do like how easy it is to wash and we have a dog that loves to hop up on the bedspread. So I'm more than happy to compromise the short sides for a spread that is dog friendly.
723506
Maybe a single bed comforter but only the comforter. You would need a second one for the skirt and shams, more than likely.
420364
We have a Cal King bed and it does hang over all sides. If you have a higher king bed, I can see it not touching the floor.
1174072
It is made so that you could use it either way. It definitely requires the bedskirt unless you purchase the king size and use it on a queen bed.
1688311
The picture shown for this product is almost exactly how my King comforter looks on my Queen sized bed. Yes, mine hangs off the edges a little more, but that is how I like it. If you are actually getting it to fit a King, I would personally try to find the California King (oversized king) set in this product. This goes for all comforters. But, if you don't pull the comforter up all the way to the top of the bed, it should be "alright" at the end. I would definetly use the bedskirt also.
415927
Yes. The sizing is more geared toward a queen size bed, so there is plenty of extra drape on a full size bed, which is what I have. Works well with or without a bedskirt.