Staying in bed has turned into a hobby for many of us during this quarantine. Admit it or not, we’ve spent more time in bed than we would typically have before this situation. With working-from-home and hiatuses here and there, our bedrooms have become either an office or a Netflix marathon venue.

It doesn’t matter where you are. Everyone seems to be paying more attention to their homes and their rooms. Decorating here and there, starting herb gardens, learning how to cook or knit–these are just a few things the pandemic has unlocked in all of us.

Are you looking for a bedroom upgrade that fits your minimalist style? Show your love for Sydney and check out the Scuba Diving Under Sydney Opera House Comforter!

This chic and cozy comforter is in full color blue with a subtle design from Revolution Australia. It is available from Twin to King!

Want to give a thoughtful and simple gift? Send your love though you are miles away with a simple gift! Revolution Australia’s premium shirts, bags and other merch are reliable, minimalist pieces. The Scuba Diving Under Sydney Opera House Comforter is just one among many unique prints that you can give to friends and family.

Each item from the Revolution Australia shop is ethically-sourced and locally-made.

Support small businesses and let’s rise together through this pandemic!

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You can get the Scuba Diving Under Sydney Opera House Comforter here: www.redbubble.com

This particular design may also be bought as a zipper pouch, notebook, T-shirt, throw pillow and many more.

Check other Revolution Australia designs here:

• https://www.redbubble.com/people/revolutionaus/shop
• https://society6.com/revolutionaustralia/wall-art

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