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No matter the passage of time or the trending interior design landscape, linen is a natural material that remains in vogue.
Durable and breathable, this flax-based textile has cemented itself as a staple material in bedrooms, wardrobes, bathrooms and almost every other room of the Australian household.
Particularly ideal for the humid and oftentimes fickle Aussie climate, thermoregulating linen offers a more rustic and sustainable option to flannelette or cotton sheets, which also makes it a particularly great bedding choice for all year round.
7 best Australian linen brands to shop in 2024
So, that you can elevate your bedroom or tablescape with low effort, we’ve rounded up eight of our favourite Australian linen brands to have on your radar, below.
Cultiver
Embracing ‘quality and timelessness’, Cultiver offers a curated range of bedroom, dining, living and bathroom linen made from thoughtfully sourced textiles – one of them notably being European flax linen. Prewashed for softness and OEKO-TEX certified, this Aussie brand’s linen sheet sets and duvet sets are quality pieces to invest in.
Linen House
Founded in 1993 by a Melbourne married couple, Linen House has been producing quality bed and homewares linen with sustainability and style in mind for three decades. With both simple and playful designs, this is a brand to check out if you’re in need of a bedroom refresh. You currently currently save up to $80 with its spend and save sale.
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In Bed
Independently run and 100 per cent female-owned, In Bed responsibly creates pieces for the creative space – whether that be the home or the studio – imbued with character and warmth. Whether it be linen placements, linen sheets or a linen tote bag, this Australian brand is one to keep on your linen radar.
Bed Bath N’ Table
What’s in a name? Bed Bath N’ Table has long been a trusted go-to when it comes to quality linen for bedding and table. Offering the Milano linen sheets expertly woven with the finest French flax, you can feel the opulence of comfort. Pre-washed to enhance the natural softness, and completed with a stylish twin needle stitch, the Milano’s breathable and cooling properties encourage a restful night’s sleep. Plus, the site is currently offering up to 50 per cent off in its mid-season sale.
Aura Home
A leading Aussie luxury brand for more than two decades, Aura Home’s Melbourne-designed bedlinen and homewares boast distinct patterns and sublime colours, and effortlessly elevate any home.
Bed Threads
A cult classic on the Australian linen scene, Bed Threads has an impressive range of French flax linen bedding from pistachio to rosewater hues. The brand has also branched out to sleepwear, loungewear, bathroom, table linen and most recently, furniture.
Selah and Stone
Luxury with an emphasis on sustainability is the essence of Melbourne based company, Selah and Stone. Specialising in 100 per cent stonewashed flax seed linen, these sheets are the perfect set to keep you cool and comfortable this summer.
Are linen sheets high maintenance?
While linen sheets may have slightly more specific care instructions that cotton sheets, for example, they wouldn’t be considered ‘high maintenance’. It’s best to follow the care instructions of specific linen items but generally speaking, machine wash your linen at lower temperatures on a gentle cycle and let them air-dry on the line if you can.
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