Linen Wash

Washed linen is pre-washed, soft to the touch, and naturally wrinkled. It softens with each wash without needing ironing.

Washed linen can be used for bedding, curtains, tablecloths, or cushion covers. White, natural, gray, or pastel colors: it is always elegant.

Mistake: ironing washed linen. Its wrinkled look is its signature; ironing removes all its charm.

Washed linen offers several advantages for decoration: it is resistant, natural, and its crinkled texture brings an elegant and relaxed style to your rooms. Furthermore, it improves with time and washes, making it particularly durable.

Washed linen pairs perfectly with natural materials such as wood, stone, or ceramic. For a calming look, you can combine it with neutral tones like white, gray, or beige. For a more contrasted style, don't hesitate to pair it with brighter shades or metallic elements.

Washed linen adapts to many spaces in the home. It will be ideal for dressing your windows as curtains, or for covering your sofas and armchairs. You can also use it to make seat cushions, throws, or table runners to add character to your decor.

Caring for washed linen is very simple. You can machine wash it in warm water and lay it flat to dry to preserve its naturally crinkled texture. Avoid using a tumble dryer, which could damage it. Light ironing may be necessary if you wish to smooth out creases, but it is not mandatory to maintain its relaxed look.

The price of washed linen can vary depending on the quality of the fabric and the brand. Generally, expect to pay between 30 and 80 euros per square meter for curtains or household linen. Cushions and throws can be found starting from 30 euros each. Investing in washed linen represents a higher budget but will ensure a quality and durable result over time.