Monday, January 2, 2012

How To Care, Clean and Remove Stains from Satin Bedding

Satin sheets can offer a smooth and luxurious feeling to your nighttime slumber. Satin feels soft and cool against your skin. Satin sheets are most often made of silk, acetate, nylon, or polyester. In addition to the look and feel of this material, there is another advantage of satin bedding. Pillowcases made of satin are easier on your hair. Cotton tends to absorb moisture from the hair shaft as you sleep at night. This can leave your hair dry and unhealthy. Though satin may absorb some moisture, it will not dry out your hair as much as cotton....

Choose Quality Bed linens - Textile Materials

Good quality bedspreads and doona or quilts, are made with a number of high qaulity fibres. They mainly includes percale, sateen, Egyptian cotton, silk, matelasse, cotton chintz, chenille, or even velvet as these fabrics tend to have a tight weave and thick threads that increase the durability and opulence of the cover. Australians are increasingly favouring pure cotton, says Myer Bedlinen Category Buyer, Rebecca Fanelli, but that's not to suggest that poly-cotton sheets don't have their place. If you're looking for easy care and affordability,...

French bed linen

Fine bed linens from France are a taste of luxury and comfort that you won’t soon forget. The French have an age old tradition of producing the finest bed linen on the planet. The difference between French bed linen and ordinary bedding is that flare that the French have for fabric, color and craftsmanship. A few of the most famous names in French bedding are: Anichini Yves Delorme Bassetti Paloma Picasso The French tradition of craftsmanship, coupled with brilliant design innovations make their...

Luxurious bedroom linens Manufacturers

Luxury bed linens are used in the finest hotels worldwide, but are not reserved exclusively for the wealthy. Many manufacturers offer their products on the retail market and have them available for your home. Read here about some of the top manufacturers whose sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers are considered five-star. 1. Frette This Italian company has supplied the finest hotels worldwide, luxury ocean liners, and first-class trains with their luxurious bedding. They use French and Italian linens and Egyptian and Swiss cottons to fashion...

Page 1 of 212Next

Share

Twitter Delicious Facebook Digg Stumbleupon Favorites More