Bed linens

Putting together bed linens you’ll enjoy returning to

Bed linens bring the senses to the forefront: the feel of the sheet, the suppleness of the cover and the softness of the pillowcase. They also contribute to the bedroom’s atmosphere. Choosing the right pieces lets you enjoy both without making care more complicated.

Our selection offers three options: solid organic cotton, striped organic cotton percale and solid washed organic cotton sateen. Each range includes pieces you can coordinate to create an understated or more contrasting set.

Cotton, percale or cotton sateen?

Cotton is a fiber; percale and sateen are ways of weaving it. Percale has an even surface and a crisper feel, while cotton sateen is prized for a smoother, more supple feel. The choice is personal.

Cotton sateen is not necessarily a synthetic fabric. Read the composition on each product page to identify the fibers used. Then compare the feel you want, the fabric’s appearance and the care instructions.

Check the dimensions of each piece

Choose a fitted sheet according to the mattress’s width, length and thickness. The duvet cover should match the duvet’s dimensions. Pillowcases should match the square or rectangular shape of your pillows.

Not all these dimensions can be determined from the bed size. Measure each item separately before putting together your bedding set. This helps you avoid an oversized cover, a pillowcase that compresses the fill or fitted-sheet pockets that slip off the corners.

Combining colors without overwhelming the bedroom

A solid-color bedding set creates a calm foundation that is easy to pair with furniture and curtains. Stripes can add rhythm while keeping the palette limited. You can use them on just one piece to keep the overall look cohesive.

To mix collections, start with a shared color or a shade already present in the bedroom. The fitted sheet can remain understated, while the pillowcases or duvet cover provide the variation you want.

Choose care requirements that fit your routine

Check the washing temperatures and drying methods for each item. Do not choose a cycle based on the word “cotton” alone: the weave, finishes and construction also matter. Follow the label to help preserve the fabric.

Having two sets makes it easier to rotate them between washes and gives the linens time to dry completely. Store clean, dry pieces in a suitable space so they are easy to find when it’s time to change the bed.

Complete your bedding set with the right accessories

Bed linens dress the bed, while the duvet and pillows provide loft and comfort. Protectors go beneath the decorative fabrics to make the whole set easier to care for.

We invite you to put together your bedding set by starting with the measurements, then considering feel and color. The result is bed linens that suit your bedroom and feel pleasant to use each night, with pieces chosen for their function as well as their style.