When mixing patterns, it’s hard to get the balance right. Too many and you overwhelm the space, yet a completely pattern-free room lacks personality. We’ll show you how to reach that sought-after middle ground and achieve a fresh, modern look.
The use of patterns appears to contradict Scandinavian design’s clean…
Although Scandinavian countries are often grouped together when it comes to design, there are distinct differences between their aesthetics that make each their own.
Of the four Scandinavian countries — Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland — geographically, only the first two occupy the Scandinavian Peninsula. But culturally, Denmark and Finland…
We spend a third of our lives in bed, yet few of us stop to think about how our bedding impacts our sleep. When we do, we’re overwhelmed by the sheer amount of choice out there — not just linen versus cotton but organic versus non-organic, sateen versus percale, and…
Scandinavian design emphasizes practicality and simplicity, making it ideal for a kids’ room. Though white-walled minimalism is a big part of the Scandi ethos, there’s plenty of scope for play, from vibrant prints to touchable textures. …
Do you know what is in the duvet cover you drape over yourself every night? Chemicals used in producing traditional cotton include silicone waxes, petroleum, heavy metals, flame retardants, ammonia, and formaldehyde. Many of these have been linked to cancer, infertility, and brain and fetal damage. So how do you…
Flax linen is easy to take care of — it is long-lasting and resilient and it only gets softer and suppler with use. Thanks to the long flax fibers you will experience very little pilling (those pesky little fluff balls you get with cotton). …
Cotton is everywhere — in fact, there is a very good chance you’re wearing it right now.
What you might not know is that the cotton industry wreaks havoc on our ecosystem and is socio-politically problematic. From its extreme water needs and often heavy use of pesticides, to the cotton…
Flax linen bedding is all pleasure and no guilt — it’s both gorgeously comfortable and fundamentally ecological. Isn’t it nice when you don’t have to compromise?
Here we’ll take a closer look at why European flax linen has become so popular among consumers who demand both the highest quality and…
