Beddinghouse
Beddinghouse in short
Beddinghouse has been a Dutch bed linen brand since 1988, offering duvet covers and sheets in cotton satin, percale, linen, and flannelette, alongside an organic cotton range. Wash cotton satin inside out at 40 degrees and avoid tumble drying on high heat.
Facts and background
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1988, Netherlands |
| Known for | Duvet covers and sheets |
| Segments | Bed linen and bedroom textiles |
| Price range | Mid-range |
| Signature | Patterned cotton satin |
Cotton satin is not silk: it is cotton crafted with a satin weave, giving the fabric a subtle lustre and smooth feel while remaining fully machine washable.
Fabric options
- Cotton satin — smooth with a subtle sheen, cool in warmer weather.
- Percale cotton — matte and crisper, wrinkles more easily.
- Linen — airy, naturally creased, and softens with every wash.
- Flannelette — brushed cotton, warm and cosy for winter.
Caring for your bed linen
Wear and tear usually begins with washing at excessively high temperatures.
- Wash cotton satin inside out at 40 degrees.
- Wash at 60 degrees for dust mite allergies, though colours may fade faster.
- Avoid tumble drying on high heat, as this weakens the fibres.
- Fold or iron satin while slightly damp for a smooth finish.
Buying in the Netherlands
Beddinghouse is available in the Netherlands at home interior stores, bed specialist shops, and online. Pay attention to sizing when choosing duvet covers, as Dutch dimensions differ from German and British standards.
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Frequently asked questions about Beddinghouse
- What is cotton satin?
- Cotton woven with a satin weave: smooth with a subtle sheen, yet fully machine washable.
- What is the difference with percale?
- Percale has a crisper, more matte weave; it feels cooler to the touch but creases more easily.
- What temperature should bed linen be washed at?
- 40 degrees is usually sufficient; 60 degrees is recommended for dust mite allergies.
- Does linen bedding shrink?
- Linen can shrink slightly during the first few washes and softens with each subsequent wash.
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Laatst inhoudelijk gecontroleerd: 17 september 2026