Linen Fabrics
Linen fabric has long been celebrated for its timeless appeal, natural beauty and remarkable durability. Equally suited to upholstery and curtains, linen brings an effortless elegance to interiors, draping beautifully at the window and lending a relaxed sophistication to furniture and furnishings alike. Many of our linen fabrics are also machine washable, making them a practical choice for loose covers and relaxed, lived-in spaces.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, linen is also one of the most sustainable fabrics available. Woven from flax – a resilient plant that requires very little water to grow – it offers a more environmentally conscious choice without compromising on style.
Designed and developed by the Linwood studio in Hampshire, our linen collection spans everything from painterly botanicals and decorative printed stripes to textured linen blends and timeless plains, all presented in a rich palette of colours. Whether you're looking for linen fabric for curtains, upholstery, blinds or cushions, discover a collection that combines natural character, enduring quality and considered British design.
FAQs... Linen Fabrics
Is Linwood linen fabric suitable for upholstery?
Yes. Many of our linen fabrics are suitable for upholstery, offering a combination of natural beauty, durability and comfort.
Our collection includes pure linens and linen blends, with selected designs offering enhanced performance for everyday use. Linen upholstery fabric works particularly well on sofas, armchairs, dining chairs and loose covers.
Can Linwood linen fabric be used for curtains?
Yes. Linwood's linen collection includes both plain and printed linen fabrics designed specifically for curtains. Linen drapes beautifully, bringing a relaxed elegance to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Our linen fabrics are available through approved stockists and interior design professionals, with complimentary samples available from every product page.
Is linen a sustainable fabric choice?
Linen is one of the most sustainable fabrics available. It is made from the flax plant, which requires very little water beyond natural rainfall. As well as being environmentally conscious, linen is valued for its durability and longevity.