As a naturally sustainable fiber, linen certainly belongs in our interiors
Selection M&0
Linen is both striking and reassuring, offering the promise of traceability and social accountability throughout its value chain. Linen is ethical, innovative, and comfortable; linen is practical; linen is unique; linen is European; in sum, it's a local, renewable resource in sync with eco-design principles that can be a major contributor to a "no-nonsense" economy.
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MALTA
KOHRO
100% linen fabric in double width in a wide color palette. The special finishing gives this fabric easy-care quality. MALTA is a versatile item, suitable for bedding sets, table sets, window treatments, and decorative accessories. -
NYYTTI Linen-tencel bath towels
LAPUAN KANKURIT OY FINLAND
Washed linen-tencel bath towels and bath robes- Woven in Finland by Lapuan Kankurit Lapuan Kankurit has developed a soft and highly absorbent technical linen-tencel textile that takes the pleasure of bathing to a whole new level. -
OLYMPIA
LIBECO HOME
This is our classic striped table linen collection, in a grounded but summery design. It’s an all-over stripe in navy, old rose, mustard and white sand sitting on a Nairobi-bronze ground. Available in tablecloth, napkin and guest towel Colour: Stripe 100% linen 225 g/m2 -
HOOP Rug - Contrast
SECRETS OF LINEN
Custom Rug - Hoop Collection Yarn quality - linen & wool color- contrast measurements - 150 X 280 The rugs from the HOOP collection exist out of small loops that are tightly hand tufted together. All rugs can be made to measure in different sizes and shapes. We can combine 100% linen yarns or make a linen/wool combination in different colors to obtain surprisingly beautiful color contrasts. Colors can be put together on request. -
Throw blanket TILE by John Pawson for Teixidors
TEIXIDORS
John Pawson’s exclusive design 'Tile' for Teixidors consists of three throws and complementary cushions, with a design inspired by architectural patterns: playing with the repeating form of a rectangular tile to generate a mosaic, expressed in three intensities of colour. ‘Tile’ perfectly characterizes the attraction of the British architect to constructive patterns, to simplicity and to textures that occur in nature. The complete collection is hand-woven in a balanced composition of ecological Merino wool from Provence, France and hand combed ecological baby yak wool from Mongolia.
