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BedfolkSoho Home

Soho Home
Credit: Soho HomeRich shades of navy and olive make Soho Home’s rustic linen bedding perfect for bringing warmth to a bedroom. Each piece is made from European flax by a factory in Portugal (the home of quality textiles) individually cut, and stonewashed to create that softened, crumpled finish.
Heal's

Heal's
Credit: HealsHeal's linen offerings are Oeko-Tex certified: essentially, this means they've been created completely free from materials or chemicals that are harmful to the body and the environment.
We love the richness of the cinnamon colourway, but fans of pretty pastels will enjoy the bright, playful lilac.
Rise & Fall Relaxed & Refined Linen

Rise & Fall Relaxed & Refined Linen
Credit: Rise and FallOccupying a covetable spot in the market, Rise & Fall is both sustainably minded and seriously luxurious.
Already a Bazaar favourite for its Mongolian cashmere jumpers and organic cotton sheets, the brand has recently branched into linen bedding.
Each European-linen piece is made in a family-owned Portuguese factory using majority-renewable energy, and 99 per cent of the water involved in production is recycled. The launch also marks the first time the brand has played with colour: expect a saturated yet versatile palette of hues.
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Bedfolk

Bedfolk
Credit: John LewisBedfolk's linen bedding is soft but weighty to the touch, and washes beautifully. The brand's staple colour range features sweet muted pastels that feel perfect for spring: consider the pale rose hue against dark wood floors.
Cultiver

Cultiver
Credit: CultiverCultiver’s thoughtfully made bedding is woven from flax grown in Europe and pre-washed to ensure your sheets arrive with the softest handle. The brand’s linen is Oeko-Tex certified, and designs are both minimalist and timeless, meaning your investment is sure to complement your bedroom for years to come. We love the muted sage colourway against neutral decor.
Soak & Sleep

Soak & Sleep
When we're looking for quality hotel-style basics, Soak & Sleep is always a go-to. Its linen bedding is soft, comes in nine colours and is heavy enough to work throughout the colder months as well as the summer season.
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Piglet in Bed

Piglet in Bed
Credit: John LewisPiglet in Bed has the largest range of colours on offer, from rich solid hues to pale, pretty pastels. The brand stonewashes its linen fabric to ensure a soft, rustic finish.
Adya Linen Duvet Cover - Natural

Adya Linen Duvet Cover - Natural
Credit: NkukuNkuku uses fine Portuguese linen to weave its rustic linen bed covers. Slender hand-tied fastenings – which are mirrored on the matching pillow cases – amplify the laid-back feel.
H&M Home

For quality basics at pleasing prices, H&M Home is well worth a perusal. The brand's linen bedding sets are somewhat of a sleeper hit, garnering a flawless streak of five-star reviews. Unusually, the brand offers valances in complementary shades too, so you can create a full linen scheme from bed head to foot.
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Scooms

Here's another Oeko-Tex certified set, available in soft pink, grey or classic white. Mother-of-pearl button fastenings add an extra flash of luxury. Build up your own set, or opt for a bundle for a modest saving.
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