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Linum
LinumPepper pillowcase 50x50 cm, Dark mole brown
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Linum – Swedish design since 1966
Inspired by the colours and forms from Swedish nature, Linum creates tactile home textiles that only become more beautiful with time. In each collection you will find long lasting classics for the conscious modern home that exude style, simplicity and quality in every detail.
Which products by Linum are the most popular?
In the range from Linum, you will find textiles for all rooms in the home, from cushion covers and rugs to napkins and towels. All these items have a timeless Swedish design with modern elements and a focus on good craftmanship. We have put together a selection of Linum’s most popular products for you.
Top 3 products by Linum
- Pepper seat cushions
- Paolo bedspreads
- West tablecloth
The Story behind Linum
The Swedish brand Linum started its journey around 50 years ago when an unexpected friendship arose between Swedish design and Indian handicraft tradition.
Linum’s founder travelled to India for the first time in 1966 and, by chance, met two ambitious brothers. A lifelong friendship and business collaboration began where all parties shared the same vision and values about tradition, quality and sustainability. Together they wanted to create something in harmony with both man and nature.
What characterises Linum textile design?
The textile products by Linum are characterised by a clear tactile feel and sophisticated and refined look. Nearly all materials used are natural materials including cotton, wool and linen.
How does Linum work with sustainability and the environment?
Ever since the first looms, the brand has strived to be at the forefront of sustainable production, good working conditions and the least possible environmental impact. Therefore, all production is ISO 1400-1 certified. Only OEKO-TEX approved dying is used with a closed water system where 94% of all water is reused during the dyeing process, the remaining 6% evaporates. All production is free of chemicals that can be dangerous to health and thus all fabrics are both antistatic and hypoallergenic.
