Dhanya Nair

I. Introduction  Linen has always been regarded as an undeniably beautiful, natural, and elegant choice. This fabric has always been valued for its durability, breathable yet silky-smooth texture, and weight that makes it perfect for a wide variety of pieces. Whether it is used as a crisp tablecloth, a breezy summer shirt, or a pair […]

I. Introduction  Linen is a time-honored fabric that has long been revered for its beauty and exceptional properties. Breathable, lightweight, and made from natural fibers, linen is one of the most comfortable, durable, and eco-friendly materials in the world. Linen clothing, bedsheets, draperies, furniture upholstery—these versatile and enduring textiles make frequent appearances in the wardrobes

I. Introduction  Picture this: a tablecloth drenched in warm sunlight; a crisp bedspread in your freshly made bed; a set of napkins casually strewn across a summer picnic; a lightweight shirt caressing your skin after a hot shower. All of these scenes have one thing in common — linen. Linens are one of the most

I. Introduction  Linen is a popular and beloved fabric known for its breathable, lightweight feel and effortlessly elegant aesthetic. Used for centuries across cultures and societies, linen has been spun, woven, sewn, and fashioned into countless applications, from ancient burial cloths in Egypt to today’s luxury bedding, summer clothing, and stylish home textiles. But with

I. Introduction  Interior design in the hospitality industry is constantly evolving, adapting to changing consumer preferences and industry trends. Today’s luxury travelers are more discerning than ever before, with many placing just as much emphasis on the hotel or resort interior as they do on premium amenities or scenic views. A well-designed space can be

I. Introduction  Linen has a rich and storied history, woven into the very fabric of our cultural and traditional tapestry. As one of the oldest textiles known to humanity, its use dates back thousands of years to the dawn of civilization. Revered for its durability, breathability, and natural luster, linen has remained a constant through

I. Introduction  Linen is the oldest fabric in human history, surviving from the tunic of an Egyptian pharaoh to our home’s most favorite today. It is natural, strong, beautiful, and breathable—resulting in the material’s countless applications. In the recent decades, linen reclaims its place as an interior design staple. Worn like a faded pair of

I. Introduction  Linen has long been valued for its lightweight, natural texture and breathability that keeps you feeling cool. In fact, we’ve written about its history extensively, and how the fabric’s usage and associations have changed dramatically through the centuries. While some early civilizations used it for shrouds or to wrap the dead, in more

I. Introduction  Linon is one of the oldest textiles known to mankind. It has survived the test of time from the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs to the wardrobes and homes of modern design aficionados. Cultivated from flax plants, linen boasts an illustrious past of thousands of years. It was once treasured in ancient societies for

I. Introduction  For linen, it’s a well-known fact. I’ve gone on vacations in the past and have brought linen shirts and pants or even linen suits to get the cool breeze through the summer heat.  This is a well-known saying in the linen community, but why is that?  Why is linen better at keeping us