- Duvet fill weight is typically measured in grams per square meter (gsm) or ounces per square yard (oz/sq yd). It refers to the total weight of the filling material within the duvet, which directly correlates with the warmth and thickness of the bedding. A higher fill weight indicates a denser and heavier duvet, providing more insulation and warmth. Conversely, a lower fill weight suggests a lighter and less insulating duvet, suitable for warmer climates or personal preferences.
As guests increasingly seek exceptional sleep experiences during their hotel stays, we understand the importance of investing in professional knowledge to meet their needs. By focusing on the finer details of hotel bedding, we are elevating the guest experience, ensuring that every night spent at our establishment is one of ultimate comfort and restfulness.
- One of the best things about waffle robes is their lightweight and breathable fabric. Made from a blend of cotton or polyester, waffle robes are perfect for wearing in any season. In the cooler months, they offer just the right amount of warmth without overheating, while in the warmer months, they are light and airy. This makes them a versatile option for year-round wear, and a great investment for your loungewear wardrobe.





Cotton Sheets


According to National Geographic, the first known mattress dates back to around 77,000 years ago. It was discovered in South Africa in 2011 and was made of reeds and rushes. Researchers believe that a ‘top sheet’ made of insect-repelling greenery was used to help ward off the unwanted night-time visitors.


Tencel Duvet Insert
Green bedding - Earth toned greens like forest green, moss, and sage can provide a serene background, for walls and bed linens.