Linen Fabric

Bedlinen is not something we buy frequently, but it’s an essential part of our home. Given that we spend one third of our lives in bed, it’s important that we’re as comfortable as possible. It’s not only comfort that counts with bedlinen – the bed is often the largest item in the room, and making sure it looks good can change the whole feel of the space. Investing in some gorgeous new bedlinen, whether that’s linen sheets and linen duvet covers or another fabric, is a key decision.

No, we’re not talking about lines in our foreheads or hands. It’s time to deal with one of the issues that even us linen-lovers have to think about. We all know that linen makes an ideal fabric for bedlinen, kitchen textiles and clothing. We love its natural strength, its temperature regulating properties, its resilience and beauty, and the fact that it’s anti-bacterial and moth resistant. What might be more contentious is the inherent creases that occur when linen is used or worn. So, we thought we would tackle the issue and show you why we think you should bring on the wrinkles.