【Future Sex (2018)】

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It’s that time of year when we all start craving comfort, whether it’s warm soup for lunch or a cozy blanket for tucking in while we stream a feel-good movie on the couch. Your bed should also be a haven for rest and relaxation.

Create the perfect space for disconnecting and build a better bed with supportive pillows, soft sheets, and other accessories designed to help you snooze more soundly.

Pile on the pillows and save 20% off sitewide at Coop Home Goods (excluding value bundles and gift cards) with the code SWEETDREAMS, through 11/30.

Here are a few of our favorite recommendations for good sleep:

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The Original pillow ($50.99, normally $59.99)

The Original pillow Credit: COOP HOME GOODS

Customize your perfect pillow with some extra oomph thanks to the half-pound bag of fill included with your purchase. The mix of cross-cut memory foam and microfiber balances comfort and support.

Body pillow ($59.49, normally $69.99)

Body pillow Credit: coop home goods

Cuddle up with a 20-inch by 54-inch body pillow for head-to-toe alignment and support. This snuggly pick is perfect for spooning, especially when you’re pregnant.

Four position support pillow ($21.24, normally $24.99)

Four position support pillow Credit: coop home goods

Support your back while you read, prop up your knees or feet, or use it under your head. This curved, memory foam bolster takes pressure off your back and hips — and is good for a home yin yoga practice.

Solstice sheet set ($48.45, normally $57)

Solstice sheet set Credit: coop home goods

Sink into twill-weave sheets in relaxing shades like white, taupe, and gray. They’re machine washable and free of harmful chemicals so you can peace out.

Silk eye mask ($33.96, normally $39.95)

Silk eye mask Credit: COOP HOME GOODS

Block out light and soothe your peepers after too many hours of screen time with a 100-percent pure mulberry silk eye mask in cream or gray.

Knee pillow ($22.09, normally $25.99)

Knee pillow Credit: COOP HOME GOODS

Sleeping with a knee pillow can help align your spine and take pressure off your hips to prevent back pain. It has a removable foam insert for adjusting the density.

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