Washed linen duvet cover
Washed linen · 8 colours
from €119.00
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White runs through every one of our bedding ranges, and each material has its own white. Kuura (soft white) is the white of our washed linen, with a little warmth in it. Hanki (bright white) is the crisp, even white of our percale. Helmi (pearl white) is the white of our sateen, with a slight sheen. In Kuura you can get a duvet cover, bedding set, pillowcases and fitted sheet, in Hanki a bedding set and flat sheet, and in Helmi a bedding set. White works as a base for all our other colours.
Washed linen · 8 colours
from €119.00
Duvet cover + 2 pillowcases
from €149.00
Washed linen · 8 colours
from €49.00
Washed linen · 8 colours
from €69.00
Percale 300 · 3 colours
from €89.00
Sateen 400 · 3 colours
from €99.00
Percale 300 · 3 colours
from €49.00
In washed linen, Kuura looks relaxed, because the stone-washed surface and creases soften the white. Hanki in percale is our brightest white, and its matte surface recalls a hotel bed. Helmi in sateen reflects a little light, so it looks smooth and formal on a made bed. The shades are close but not identical, so different materials on the same bed look considered rather than trying to match exactly.
Wash white bedding on its own or only with light colours. Linen is washed at 40°C, or 60°C when needed, and percale and sateen at 60°C. Don't use chlorine bleach, because it weakens the fibre and can turn it yellow. Dry your sheets outdoors whenever you can, as sunlight brightens them naturally. Full instructions are in the guide how to wash linen.
White is the easiest base. Pair a Kuura duvet cover with Jäkälä (grey-green) or Kaura (warm beige) pillowcases, or make the whole bed white and add a Kaura bedspread on top. A white bed looks tidy and brings light into a dark bedroom in winter.
If you want a white bed that never needs ironing, choose Kuura linen. If you like a smooth, even surface, choose Hanki percale or Helmi sateen and iron or mangle them while damp. You will find the comparison in the guide linen vs cotton. For the same palette in the bathroom, choose waffle towels in Vaahto (white).
See also beige bedding, grey bedding, green bedding and navy bedding.
Kuura is the soft white of our washed linen, Hanki the bright white of our percale and Helmi the pearl white of our sateen, which has a slight sheen.
Not if you wash it with light colours without chlorine bleach and dry it properly. Yellowing usually comes from detergent or skin oil residue, which a 60°C wash removes.
No. 160 g/m² linen is dense enough that the duvet or mattress doesn't show through.
Yes. Percale and sateen are washed at 60°C. For linen, 40°C is enough for everyday washing, but it takes 60°C when needed.