Orkney
White Orkney
Smooth White Linen
St Barts
Orkney
Orkney natural is the cornerstone Rough Linen™- the traditional texture and colour of homespun domestic European linen. I suspect the mill I use has very old looms for I haven't found this exact texture anywhere else. The strongest linen I use, for duvet covers, bedspreads, bedskirts, shams, tablecloths, napkins and curtains.
Orkney natural is the cornerstone Rough Linen™- the traditional texture and colour of homespun domestic European linen. I suspect the mill I use has very old looms for I haven't found this exact texture anywhere else. The strongest linen I use, for duvet covers, bedspreads, bedskirts, shams, tablecloths, napkins and curtains.
White Orkney
The same Orkney fabric bleached, so it has the slubs and texture, but not the subtle natural colour - it's a soft creamy white.
White Orkney duvet covers, Bedskirts, Shams, and Curtains.
The same Orkney fabric bleached, so it has the slubs and texture, but not the subtle natural colour - it's a soft creamy white.
White Orkney duvet covers, Bedskirts, Shams, and Curtains.
Smooth White Linen
Smooth Linen is snowy white double width (118") pure Belgian linen sheeting, woven to my specification to be the quality and heft equivalent to brands costing twice as much. Don't compare this with even high-end chain store linen - this is better.
Smooth White duvet covers, pillowslips, and bedspreads.
Smooth Linen is snowy white double width (118") pure Belgian linen sheeting, woven to my specification to be the quality and heft equivalent to brands costing twice as much. Don't compare this with even high-end chain store linen - this is better.
Smooth White duvet covers, pillowslips, and bedspreads.
St Barts
St Barts is middleweight and comes in natural (un-dyed or bleached), white and various unpredictable colors, so I use it mostly for custom work, in particular the broadly striped, subtly nautical curtains and duvets which have proved such a hit. Let me know colors you want to see and I will send you samples - because it changes all the time.
St Barts is middleweight and comes in natural (un-dyed or bleached), white and various unpredictable colors, so I use it mostly for custom work, in particular the broadly striped, subtly nautical curtains and duvets which have proved such a hit. Let me know colors you want to see and I will send you samples - because it changes all the time.
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