Our Flanders Collection linens are perfect for your next dinner party.

Throwing a successful dinner party can be hard work, but it’s well worth the effort when you see what a good time your guests are having (and what a good time you’re having as well). Use the following tips to help plan a successful dinner party. Accommodating Guests – Don’t try to accommodate all of your guests individually. Just aim to have a... [Read more...]

Libeco Home Casper Pole Pocket Linen Sheer Curtain.

Today, linen is the fabric of choice for curtains, including Libeco Home's Casper Linen Sheer Curtains, which are available as pole pockets or tie tops. These curtains diffuse light, which gives any room they hang in a light, airy feel. At the same time, they provide privacy and protect your furniture and carpets from the harmful effects of sunlight. Take... [Read more...]

Libeco Home Yottie Scarf

Are you looking for stylish ways to bundle up and and stay warm? If so, the Yottie Scarf from Libeco Home is a beautiful Belgian linen scarf that will keep you warm all year long. It comes in several different colors,  so you'll always have the perfect match for your outfit. You can find it classic colors such as Oyster, Navy, or Old Red. The soft, textured... [Read more...]

thumb linen

Linen has been used throughout history because of its unique beauty and durability.  Houzz.com recently highlighted some clever ways to use linen throughout your home: Upholstery: Linen resists spills and pilling.  It's a great fabric for frequently used furniture. Draperies: Linen drapes can be washed or dry cleaned and will last for years. Bedding:... [Read more...]

Linen Defined

Posted on February 19, 2013 By kwalker (Edit) 1 Comment
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While many people admire linen's luxurious look and feel, few understand what sets linen apart from other fabrics. According to Wikipedia, linen is made from the fibers of the flax plant (Linum usitatissimum) and unlike other textiles, such as cotton or wool, it is very labor intensive to produce. While linen textiles can be dated back to 8000 BC, there is evidence... [Read more...]

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