Most Expensive Pillow
Written by: jeremy Filed Under: Luxury, World on December 10th, 2007How would you like to go to sleep knowing that you’re sleeping on the most expensive pillow in the world? Scandia Down wants you to live that dream. Their Ophelia Down Pillows range from $440 to $690, depending on the size of the pillow and your preferred sleeping position.
The Ophelia Down Pillow is made with 100% pure silk Jacquard ticking in a floral pattern and has 437 threads per square inch. The edges are piped with hand-sewn, double-stitched sateen, while the expensive pillow is filled with 800 fill-power (i.e. “really fluffy”) Siberian white goose down. The pillow is made to complement Scandia Down’s Ophelia comforter, so it only comes in the one color—champagne. It even comes signed and numbered for, uhm, hardcore pillow collectors or something.
If you sleep on your stomach, you’re in luck; you can order the standard-sized Ophelia Down Pillow for only $440. Back and side sleepers will have to settle for $500 and $550 price tags, respectively. The prices increase up to $690 when you consider the queen- and king-sized pillows and that doesn’t even take into account the fact that you can have it personalized. The world’s most expensive pillow is made to order, after all.
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The Ophelia is a wonderful pillow, but not the most expensive by any means. Eiderdown pillows are significantly more expensive-depending on size and fill level they go up to $7000 or more. Both Ophelia and Eiderdown can be found at J Renee Fine Linens.