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Being one of the greatest entertainers on earth can take its toll. So when it’s finally time to hit the hay, Beyoncé needs something regal to stretch out on. Perhaps that's why she and her mom Tina Knowles are launching a line of bedding through the House of Deréon and Deréon labels that’ll let you sleep like a queen.

The woman responsible for brand has always been passionate about home furnishings. Tina Knowles told VIBE, “I’ve always done my bedding and (bedding) for friends and my daughters. I designed bedding and draperies, and I love home, so it’s been a dream to do the bedding. I mean it’s been an interest of my daughters as well, because they designed their own bedding, and you know, it’s just a fun project.”

With designs named after Beyoncé hits like “Halo” and “Sweet Dreams,” the collection has a signature Deréon glam with sparkly rhinestones and detailed pin tucking that you’d just as soon see on a red-carpet dress, though on a wallet-friendly budget. House of Deréon will retail at major department stores for $149.99 to $199.99 while Deréon will range from $49.99 to $99.99.


What should everyone look for when outfitting their royal chamber?

“Well, I think that the one thing that they should look for is something that they’re going to feel really relaxed and serene in, because your bedroom is your sanctuary," said Tina Knowles. “Even when I was a teenager or a young adult, and I didn’t have any money, my bedding was nice, and I would splurge on that because that’s where you lay in bed and you get a lot of your comfort from. You should look for something that’s really comfortable that makes you feel like a queen. I think these beds reflect all different personalities.”

And if you’ve ever wondered whether Mama Knowles has a favorite Beyoncé song, here’s her answer: "Hmm, let’s see…it’s so many; it would be really, really hard to choose, but right now, probably “Hello” from her last album. When you see it on the DVD you’ll see she kills it. It’s really beautiful, and I love the message of the song.” —Adrien Field

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