Part of my job includes testing bed linen, which means that I am professionally suspicious, especially if it is at a higher price. And although I was looking forward to trying the Hørblomst -Duvet cover from Modern Dane because I loved the pattern, I didn't necessarily expect to be humble from quality. But I was sure.
It is beautiful in the effortless way. Hørblomst translated Flax flower Because Danes apparently call everything poetic and the pattern shows tiny flowers that are distributed over warm gray fabric. It is botanical and sophisticated (but not opma chic!). Turn it around and you get a perfect light blue that reflects the same petals that fill the entire European fields. Essentially two styles in one.
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The fabric consists of 100% organic flax wash from Belgium, France and the Netherlands and is already in. In another incredible trick of the fabric, it makes every laundry softer. Even my friend, who is the guy who complains about the softness of the bed linen, was obtained.
I sleep hot enough to supply a small generator with electricity and I tried everything. It is easy enough to find the right leaves to meet my needs, but Duvet Cover – not that much. Hørblomst kept me at the perfect temperature. It is light enough for summer, but still cozy enough for the winter, a perfect all-season weight that adapts to your needs.
My cat and I also officially explained this duvet. Linen is sometimes fragile, and the cat tried its usual midnight destruction routine, but the Hørblomst was good. Better still, his fur glides immediately.
The packaging also deserves a mention – it arrives in a chic linen bag to keep your duvet if necessary, but I never take longer than the one a few hours it takes to wash it, so I reused the bag for grocery run.
In summary, this duvet has only ruined for regular bed linen, but I would not return.
Julia Cancilla is the engagement editor (and resident witch) at Elle Decor, where she monitors the brand's social media platforms, covers design trends and culture and writes the monthly column Elle Decoroscope. Julia built her background Colored Journal where you focused on your social media audience by two million and written articles that focus on pop culture, art and lifestyle.