We are all delighted to see Suzani Grey Duvet set and Modena quilted bedspread featured in the new December issue of Home / Tuis magazine!
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Monday, 17 November 2008
Spencer
Linen House brings your bedroom to life with an inspiring collection of designs reflecting contemporary taste and lifestyle. These easy care, high quality fabrics are beautifully detailed and finished for long lasting and enduring style. Available in White, Ivory, Linen and Navy.
Mayfair
Everybody loves pintuck! Simple pintuck stripes add a structural element to this classic percale basic.
250 thread count easy care polyester cotton.
Available in White and Linen colours.
250 thread count easy care polyester cotton.
Available in White and Linen colours.
Stanton
A classic and timeless look featuring modern box pleats and pintucks in a solid colour made up in an easy care polyester cotton.
Available in Ivory and Navy colours only.
Available in Ivory and Navy colours only.
Leala
Beautiful contemporary take on the floral with this stylish throw that will compliment most looks from shabby chic to cool Manhattan glamour. Its also divine as an alternative to the duvet in the hot summer months! This cotton embroidered quilt is available in cream with linen thread stitching as pictured here or in white.
Madelein
This Quilted Bedspread features a small scale floral embroidered texture in pure cotton.The Madelein quilt is available in white, cream and linen.
Chantel
Pure bliss with this white cotton embroidered quilt inspired by Indian florals. This quilt is the perfect compliment to our pleated and pintucked white duvet sets such as Mayfair and Spencer.
Monday, 10 November 2008
Decorative Linen
Presenting some of the more decorative designs currently in the Linen House Collection. From bold statement designs to classic and stylish designs, decorating the bed has never been easier or as much fun!
Thali Sea Glass
Fresh and calm and perfect for summer Thali has been embroidered in soothing and subtle tones inspired by stormy seas, tinted shades of cloud blue, champagne beige, marshmallow and wind chime. Its stunning teamed with organic shapes and contemporary styling for a totally sophisticated look.
Peninsula
This luxuriously decorative design has the hallmarks of enduring and classic style. This pure cotton 375 thread count jacquard woven base fabric is heavily embroidered in sophisticated neutral tones.
Geneve
Reseda Black
Dare to be different with this statement design for the main bedroom in glamorous monochrome colours. Panels of flock printed sateen, grosgrain ribbon, velvet and intricate pleating give a luxurious look and feel.
Thali Raspberry
Feminine and elegant, our new Thali bedlinen has been embroidered using traditional techniques and inspired by Indian motifs in scrumptious tones of raspberry, cashmere, rose and purple sage, embroidered on a luxury 250 thread count pure cotton base.
Riva
Ribbons of faux silk, organza and printed fabric are layered across cotton sateen for an unusual textural effect. In calm riverbed colours of stone, blue and pale green, reversing to a Moroccan inspired print in chocolate on cream base. 260 thread count cotton face and reverse.
Monday, 3 November 2008
Yarn dyes
Facts about yarn dyes!
Did you know that a yarn dye fabric is often more colourfast than most other fabrics......the reason for this is that the yarn is dyed to the core fibre. In contrast a printed fabric does not have the equivalent dye penetration as the dyestuffs only penetrate the surface of the fabric.
Yarn dyeing is more time consuming and labour intensive which is why the yarn dyed fabric is more expensive to produce.
A yarn dyed fabric will have a softer handle and feel that will make it more breathable and luxurious to sleep under!
Yarn dyes have exciting colour and design possibilities as one can feature different yarn sizes and weave textures.
With all these facts in mind, take a look at some of our yarn dyed bedlinen collections!
Did you know that a yarn dye fabric is often more colourfast than most other fabrics......the reason for this is that the yarn is dyed to the core fibre. In contrast a printed fabric does not have the equivalent dye penetration as the dyestuffs only penetrate the surface of the fabric.
Yarn dyeing is more time consuming and labour intensive which is why the yarn dyed fabric is more expensive to produce.
A yarn dyed fabric will have a softer handle and feel that will make it more breathable and luxurious to sleep under!
Yarn dyes have exciting colour and design possibilities as one can feature different yarn sizes and weave textures.
With all these facts in mind, take a look at some of our yarn dyed bedlinen collections!
Cape Cod
Sorrento
Tarragon
Kalahari
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