28 products

Soft Sage 100% Linen Bed Linen
Dark Olive Cora 100% Linen Bed Linen
Olive Green Sid Stripe 100% Linen Bed Linen
Moss Green 100% Linen Bed Linen
DARKEST SPRUCE LINEN BED LINEN MAIN
Olive Green 100% Linen Bed Linen
Olive Green 100% Linen Pillowcases
Olive Green 100% Linen Duvet Cover
Olive Green 100% Linen Fitted Sheet
DARKEST SPRUCE LINEN BED LINEN MAIN
DARKEST SPRUCE LINEN BED LINEN MAIN
Moss Green 100% Linen Housewife Pillowcase
DARKEST SPRUCE LINEN BED LINEN FITTED SHEET
Olive Green 100% Linen Flat Sheet
Olive Green Sid Stripe 100% Linen Oxford Pillowcase
Moss Green 100% Linen Duvet Cover
Olive Green Sid Stripe 100% Linen Duvet Cover
Moss Green 100% Linen Fitted Sheet
Olive Green 100% Linen Oxford Pillowcase
Olive Green Sid Stripe 100% Linen Fitted Sheet
Olive Green 100% Linen Valance
Dark Olive Cora Stripe 100% Linen Pillowcase
Dark Olive Cora Stripe Linen Valance
Dark Olive Cora Stripe 100% Linen Duvet Cover

Green Linen Bedding FAQs

Why is green bedding so popular?

Green is having a massive moment in interior design, and for very good reason. Colour psychology tells us that green is the most restful, grounding colour for the human eye to process. 

Dressing your bed in green linen physically helps lower the heart rate by connecting you to the natural world outside. It creates a deeply restorative, calming environment that is perfect for preparing a busy, over-stimulated mind for deep sleep.

How do I style green linen bedding?

Green bedding is gloriously versatile when it comes to styling. For a fresh, botanical feel, pair a green duvet cover with crisp white linen sheets. If you want to create a moody, cocooning space, layer our dark olive greens with warm woods and soft, warm lighting. 

You can even mix it with our soft, natural linen for a beautifully sophisticated, contemporary contrast.

Is linen bedding a more responsible choice?

Our linen is made from flax certified to the Masters of FLAX FIBRE™ standard, which supports responsible farming practices in Europe. Flax is generally grown without irrigation, relying on natural rainfall, and farmers use inputs only when needed, guided by observation and local conditions. The seeds used are certified GMO free.

Flax is also grown in long rotations, typically every six years or more, which helps to maintain soil health and support biodiversity. Every part of the plant is used, from fibres to seeds and shives, meaning very little goes to waste. Linen is naturally breathable, making it a comfortable choice for everyday use.

Read more about the benefits of natural fibres: Why Natural Fabrics Are Better for Your Skin and Sleep.