Heirlooms Linens embarks on an autumn of distinguished occasions
From royal banquets to yacht shows and design weeks across the season, Ruth Douglas and Eva Luc will carry the West Sussex linen house's bespoke craftsmanship across the globe.
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Heirlooms, the British manufacturer of bespoke bed, table and bathroom linens established in 1984, has committed its autumn to a constellation of prestigious occasions, each one an opportunity for the West Sussex house to encounter the designers, collectors and makers who understand their devotion to lasting quality.
The team of skilled fabric cutters, seamstresses, and embroiderers will travel from the Hampshire countryside to a succession of celebrations that speak to the world where their linens live: the drawing rooms of fine homes, the tables of grand entertaining, the cabins of superyachts.
Ruth Douglas and Eva Luc will join fellow Royal Warrant holders for their November banquet, gathering with craftspeople across the British luxury industries to honour their shared commitment to serving the Royal household. The calendar continues through November with the Walpole British Luxury Awards, where Heirlooms will celebrate alongside the brands shaping contemporary British luxury. Three yacht shows punctuate the season, connecting the house with interior designers and owners planning their maritime interiors, whilst design weeks across the months offer moments to discuss commissions with the architects and designers who commission bespoke linens as the foundation of considered interiors.
The linens are manufactured in house in West Sussex, using the finest Italian woven fabrics, and state of the art embroidery machines built to the company’s own specification, each piece a collaboration between the client’s vision and the hands that make it real.
Imagery courtesy of Heirlooms Linens (@heirloomslinens).
