Beginning from a love of hand-made things with fine craftsmanship and skilled artisans in Vietnam, Catherine has harmoniously combined her own sophisticated European style designs with unique & artistically traditional hand-embroidery. With a strong desire to preserve, evolve and bring in new ways along her luxury bed linen line, the brand is still to this day rooted around traditional embroidery.

Whether you are living in the East or West, you will find yourself hosting overnight guests on occasion. It could be your family members, relatives or friends visiting from out of town or coming to stay with you for a weekend. Whoever you are welcoming to your home, it is important for you to make them feel comfortable and that they are taken care of, while also giving them space, it is a subtle art of balance! Honestly, it can feel a little bit overwhelming to have someone to stay at your home overnight. But we found that with a little planning and preparation, it can actually feel very manageable and even fun. After reading our guide you will become a true Bed & Breakfast host aficionado! So here are our top 6 tips on how to be totally prepared for your visitors to ensure that they have a superb stay.

Have you ever wondered how a set of bed linen gets made? Well we are here to tell you how we make your bedding. It is a process involving a number of steps that ensure that the quality of the final product is perfection. There are 6 essential steps in our process of creating a finished product. Follow the journey of our iconic Dragonfly design being made into a Powder Green Duvet Cover through all the stages of our workshop. At every step, you will discover our skilled artisans working carefully and see Catherine’s beautiful design come to life.

Do you find it daunting choosing bed linen as you are not sure how to tell the difference between the good quality and bad quality ones? Well don’t you worry, we’ll take you through it step by step and by the end you’ll be an expert in discerning high quality cotton sheets. From the source of origin of the cotton to the way the yarns are weaved together and to the thread count myth; we reveal it all.