Fine Linen and Bath Blog

Learn the optimal washing frequency for every layer of your luxury bedding, from sheets and pillowcases to duvet covers and inserts. Our comprehensive care guide ensures your fine linens maintain their quality, comfort, and appearance for years to come.

Your luxury clothing and bedding are an investment. And when it comes to laundering them, they deserve only the best detergent. In this detergent round up we compare best detergent to use on your luxury goods and fine fabrics.

Luxury home linens are an investment. With proper care, many of these beautiful textiles can become heirloom pieces. This article explains why it is essential to pick the best laundry detergent for washing luxury linen and recommends Heritage Park All-Purpose Detergent for this essential task.

Indulge in a romantic New Year's Eve at home with pure mulberry silk sheets. In this blog, the design team explains why silk is a timeless luxury and how bed sheets from Mulberry Park Silks exemplify the epitome of indulgence while providing unique beauty and wellness benefits.

The article discusses the benefits of using enzyme detergents like Heritage Park All-Purpose Laundry Detergent for effectively cleaning and maintaining luxury linens, due to their specialized blend of enzymes targeting various stains. However, it advises against using enzyme detergents for protein-based fabrics like silk and wool, recommending gentler, non-biological alternatives instead.

In this blog we discuss of how hard water -- which contains high levels of minerals such as calcium and magnesium -- can cause damage to luxury towels. This type of water can lead to a build-up of minerals on the fibers of the towels, resulting in a dull color, scratchy texture, and loss of absorbency. The article concludes with a two-step process to restore softness and absorbency towels that have grown dull, dingy, and scratchy from hard water.

Down Bedding does require a bit extra care to maintain its superior look and performance. While some down manufacturers recommend dry cleaning, many down pillows and down duvets can actually be laundered in a washing machine. Read on to learn how to clean and care for your washable down pillows and down comforters.

You spend a third of your life with your face and head lying on a pillow. If you're like me, you splurge on good pillows only to have them ruined with yellow stains and dust mites – that is until I discovered the pillow protector! This article explains what a pillow protector is and why you should be using one.

This article offers suggestions for sprucing up your home to make guests extra-comfortable this holiday season.