A MATERIAL OF ORIGIN
French Washed Linen Bedding
Grown in France, linen has been part of our nights for generations.
Breathable, durable, and naturally elegant, it speaks of a return to essentials and pays homage to the brand's French origins.
Éveil Blanc, our first washed linen collection
Flax grown in France · 150 gsm
Éveil Blanc, French linen makes its way into the bedroom
Éveil Blanc inaugurates our washed linen bedding collection. Its soft white reveals the vibrant texture of the material, creating a bright, natural, slightly rumpled bedroom.
Double red stitching and a few embroidered details subtly punctuate this set — like an accent, a signature of Maison CÉTOILE.
Composing your washed linen bedding
Start by choosing a duvet cover that matches the size of your duvet, then pair it with a fitted sheet that fits your mattress and square or rectangular pillowcases.
The flat sheet can be used on its own on milder nights or tucked between the fitted sheet and the duvet to complete the bed. For a harmonious set, our bedding sets include the duvet cover, fitted sheet, and pillowcases with a 10% discount.
Made in a small series
Each piece in our linen collections is carefully crafted in limited quantities.
Precise work, where finishes matter as much as the material and where every detail reveals the CÉTOILE spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Washed linen is linen fabric that has undergone a finishing wash. This step generally gives it a softer feel and a more relaxed drape from the very first uses. It is not a different fiber: the weave and weight also influence the feel of the linen.
The finishing wash softens the fabric before it reaches you. Washed linen nevertheless retains the characteristic texture of linen: its feel is more substantial than that of cotton sateen or silk. It may continue to soften with each wash.
Washing during the manufacturing process can limit some of the initial shrinkage, without eliminating it entirely. To preserve your Éveil Blanc linens, please follow the instructions on the label. You can also consult our washed linen care guide.
The fabric weight indicates the weight of one square meter of fabric. That of Éveil Blanc is 150 g/m²: it is a benchmark for assessing its lightness and drape, but it is not enough on its own to measure the quality of linen. The fiber, the weave, and the finishes also count.