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Why choose high-end bed linen?
Bed linen is an essential part of the bedroom. Colourful or understated, it should be made from a luxurious material to ensure comfortable nights. At Bonsoirs, we offer a wide range of materials and colours – everything you need for soft, elegant nights.
High-quality bed linen, what does that mean?
The term "high-end" is frequently used for bed linen, but what exactly does it mean? It all starts with the expertise in manufacturing. The quality of the stitching, the level of finish, the details—these are all elements that a discerning eye will immediately recognise. High-quality bed linen will immediately evoke a sense of refinement. Furthermore, the material used is an excellent indicator of the product's quality. Cotton percale, cotton sateen, washed linen, cotton gauze, and washed percale are all materials considered noble and renowned for their quality. Quality bed linen guarantees deep sleep and an elegant bedroom.
A detailed look at the luxurious fabrics of high-end bed linen
The material of your bed linen is of paramount importance and is chosen according to individual preferences. More or less breathable, more or less soft, easy to care for. Discover in detail the different bed linen materials to invite into your bedroom.
As you will have gathered, all the materials selected by Bonsoirs are renowned for their quality, but also for their aesthetic appeal. Bed linen is an essential element, and one on which you should not compromise!
Bed linen: what are its different components?
Bed linen is the term that encompasses many pieces of fabric. Various items make up bed linen; make sure you have every piece for your bedroom. The first item for a comfortable bedroom is the fitted sheet. It covers and protects the mattress. You can then get a flat sheet. This sheet is particularly useful in summer but can also be appreciated in winter for those who sleep with a blanket. It all depends on individual habits.
The next key element is the duvet cover, which is reputed to be difficult to put on, but some people have developed effective techniques. This is not useful for those who sleep with a flat sheet and a blanket. The pillowcases can be matching or not, but they must be made of the same material and correspond to the number of pillows. The bed linen is almost complete here, but we must not forget... the bolster pillowcases. The latter are not systematic, as headboards are becoming more and more common. With all these elements, you now know the composition of bed linen. It's up to you to choose from the many materials and colours available at Bonsoirs for memorable nights.
Size guide: what size bedding should you choose?
Mattress 90x190 cm
Duvet Cover: 140x200 cm allowing for an approximate 25 cm overhang.
Fitted sheet: 90x190 cm, designed to prevent creases.
Pillowcases: 65x65 cm (square) or 50x70 cm (rectangular).
Mattress 90x200 cm
Duvet cover set: 140x200 cm with a graceful drape on the sides.
Fitted sheet: 90x200 cm, suitable for mattress length.
Pillowcases: 65x65 cm or 50x70 cm.
Mattress 140x190 cm
Duvet cover set: 200x200 cm for a neat drape, or 240x220 cm for a more generous hang.
Fitted Sheet: 140x190 cm for a perfectly-made bed.
Flat sheet: 240x300 cm to completely envelop you in comfort.
Pillowcases: 65x65 cm or 50x70 cm.
Mattress 140x200 cm
Duvet cover set: 240x220 cm, the standard size for a double bed with a beautiful drape.
Fitted sheet: 140x200 cm to limit creases.
Flat sheet: 240x300 cm.
Pillowcases: 65x65 cm or 50x70 cm.
Queen size Mattress (160x200 cm)
Duvet cover set: 240x220 cm for an approx. 30 cm overhang, or 260x240 cm for a more generous drape.
Fitted sheet: 160x200cm, fitted.
Flat sheet: 270x310 cm for generous coverage.
Pillowcases: 65x65 cm or 50x70 cm.
Mattress 180x200 cm (King size)
Duvet Cover Set: 260x240 cm for a generous and comfortable drape.
Fitted sheet: 180x200 cm for a perfectly taut bed.
Flat sheet: 270x310 cm to fully envelop you in softness.
Pillowcases: 65x65 cm or 50x70 cm.
Our bedding colours
Natural hues
Mahogany, Biscuit, Cream, Dune, Ecru, Chambray Grey, Sorbet Yellow, Just Natural, Just Sand, Chambray Sienna, Tobacco, Terracotta, Baked Earth, Just White.
Blues and greens
Ink Blue, Petrol Blue, Velvet Blue, Countryside Blue, Flax Sky, Olive Sprig, Olive Garden, Royal Garden, Just Blue, Just Celadon, Just Soft Green, English Green, Celadon Green, Forest Green.
Patterns
Birdies, Arty Heart, Crush, Green Crush, Golden Star, Watercolor Flower, Blue Flower, Flowers, Margate Flowers, Winter Lines, Magic Stripes, Mini Gingham Beige, Mini Gingham Blue, Mini Gingham Green, Golden Paradise, Forest Green Houndstooth, Pink Leo, Stardust Rain, Pool Lines, Raisin, Rose Blush, Peach Blossom, Gingham Grey, Pastel Gingham, Retro Yellow Gingham, Gingham Rose, Winter Grove.
Stripes
Striped Bronze, Striped Carbon, Striped Olive, Striped Retro Beige, Striped Retro Blue, Striped Forest Green, Striped Vintage, Berber Stripe, Club Stripe Bordeaux, Club Stripe Red, Desert Stripe Indigo, Emerald Stripe, Game Stripe, Maxi Club Stripe, Mikado Stripe, Palace Stripe, Sahara Stripe White, Velvet Stripe, Vintage Stripe Blue, Vintage Stripe Green, Trio Caramel, Just The Striped Navy.
Plaid Duvet Covers
Autumnal Tartan, Soft Tartan, Scottish Tartan.
Le linge de lit regroupe les pièces textiles qui habillent le couchage : drap-housse, drap plat, housse de couette, taies d’oreiller et éventuellement taie de traversin. Une parure peut réunir plusieurs de ces éléments assortis. Les oreillers, couettes et protections appartiennent plutôt à la literie.
Il est conseillé de changer et laver le drap-housse, le drap plat et les taies tous les 7 à 10 jours. Si une housse de couette est en contact direct avec le corps, elle suit la même fréquence ; avec un drap plat intermédiaire, elle peut généralement être lavée tous les 15 jours. En cas de forte transpiration, augmentez la fréquence.
Privilégiez des matières respirantes qui évacuent mieux l’humidité, comme la percale de coton, la percale lavée ou le lin lavé. Le lin aide à conserver une température plus régulière, tandis que la percale offre un toucher frais et léger. Aérez également le lit avant de le refaire.
Choisissez de préférence des fibres naturelles, respirantes et des textiles dont les substances ont été contrôlées, par exemple certifiés OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. Un protège-matelas et des protège-oreillers lavables complètent la protection du couchage. En cas d’allergie importante, adaptez aussi la fréquence de lavage aux recommandations d’un professionnel de santé.
En été, la percale de coton et la percale lavée procurent une sensation fraîche et légère. Le lin lavé convient toute l’année grâce à son caractère thermorégulateur. Pour les périodes plus fraîches, le satin de coton offre un toucher plus enveloppant, tandis que la flanelle apporte davantage de chaleur.
Il n’existe pas de durée unique : la fréquence de renouvellement dépend de la matière, de l’usage et de l’entretien. Remplacez une pièce lorsqu’elle devient rêche, amincie, déformée, trouée ou lorsque ses taches et odeurs persistent après lavage. Alterner plusieurs parures permet aussi de limiter l’usure.