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You have to like the feel of texture against your skin in order to appreciate french country bed linens. It all goes back to the linen vs. cotton debate... if you prefer the smoothness of cotton, then french country luxury linens are probably not right for you. However, if you are after an earthy, Old World, rustic decor style, and can appreciate the warm-in-the-winter, cool-in-the-summer properties of fine linen, then french linen is a wonderful choice. French country bed linens have a rich history of being family heirlooms which get passed down through the generations. This just gives more proof of linen's durability. It seems that fine linens are like fine wine, they age to perfection. The is no shortage of colors to use when decorating in french decor. Master craftsmen and weavers use virtually any color under the sun (including the color of the sun itself!) to create their "linen" masterpieces. The term french linen covers all bed, bath, and kitchen linens. French kitchen linens include placemats, tablecloths, napkins, and even aprons. Bed linens include duvets, flat sheets and pillowcases, and in some cases a matching tablecloth for the bedside table. The bath linens include the towels, washcloths and even bathrobes. If you are looking for a unique and special gift item, or simply want to decorate in an Old World, rustic and brilliantly colorful french country style, then fine french linens are for you.
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