Vernazza Ink Stripe Linen Duvet Cover
Vernazza Ink Stripe Linen Duvet Cover
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Deep ink on a natural ground. A stripe that brings the room into focus.
The Vernazza stripe is drawn from the rhythm of Mediterranean summers — the vertical repeat of deep ink against a warm natural base, with a soft grey that sits between the two and keeps the palette from becoming stark. At 1cm, the stripe has presence without weight: it gives the duvet cover its structure and its character, reads clearly across the room, and recedes into the bedding arrangement rather than dominating it. It is a pattern for interiors that want something considered without something loud.
Made from 100% pure linen at 165gsm, this duvet cover has the characteristic texture and breathability that only natural linen delivers — cool in summer, insulating in winter, softening further with every wash. OEKO-TEX® certified. Button closure. Handcrafted to order in our New Zealand studio.
Crafted to order: each piece is individually made in our New Zealand studio. Please allow 3–4 weeks for your order to be completed before it begins its journey to you.
Composition & Specs
- 100% pure linen — 165gsm, breathable, temperature-regulating, softens with washing
- OEKO-TEX® certified — tested for harmful substances
- Vernazza stripe — deep ink and soft grey on a natural ground, 1cm vertical repeat
- Button closure
- Machine washable
- Handcrafted to order in New Zealand
- Pillowcases sold separately or as an add-on — select from the size options above
Sizes & Dimensions
- Queen — 210 × 210 cm
- King — 245 × 210 cm
- Super King — 265 × 210 cm
- California King — 240 × 270 cm
- Pillowcases (pair) — standard size
- King Pillowcases (pair) — king size
Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold or warm — linen softens and improves with every wash
- Tumble dry low, or line dry — remove while slightly damp to minimise creasing
- Warm iron if desired — linen is best ironed slightly damp
- Do not bleach or dry clean
- The relaxed, lived-in texture of linen is intentional — it is not a flaw
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