Linens that last
When investing in quality, bed linens can last for many years. A premium duvet for 20 years. An economical choice in the long term which also help keep waste out of landfill.
We know it might sound a little excessive, but if you want your favourite sheets to last for years, we recommend having three sets for every bed: one on the bed, one in the wash, and one tucked away in the linen closet. Always wash with a gentle detergent and avoid bleach. Use a gentle cycle, then tumble dry until slightly damp before folding or putting them back on the bed.
The ivory vs white debate. Which neutral is yours?
From their power to brighten a room to their effortless mix-and-match appeal, both white and ivory bedding have a lot going for them. But which one is right for your? Let us walk you through the best and the rest of both variants.
Ivory: the warm glow
Why we love it
- Eases the visual feel of a space
- Creates a cozy, relaxed atmosphere
- Pairs effortlessly with natural, earthy tones
What to consider
- Can lean toward a yellowish or faded tone
- Can feel less aligned with modern aesthetics
White: the pure look
Why we love it
- Instantly brightens the space
- Creates a more open, airy, less cluttered feel
- Pops effortlessly against high-contrast tones
What to consider
- Can feel a bit sterile or clinical
- Requires regular cleaning to keep its crisp and fresh look
Weave & Thread Count, Demystified
Thread count refers to the number of threads woven into one square inch of fabric. However, true quality also lies in the quality of the fibres themselves.
Did you know? A fabric made with inferior yarns can still have a high thread count yet still be low quality. When high-quality fibres are woven into a higher thread count fabric, the result is a smoother, softer and durable textile that offers lasting comfort.
