MATOUK

EST. 1929

An old-world commitment to artisanal quality meets a modern design sensibility in the bed and bath collections produced at the company’s state-of-the-art facilities, including its solar-powered headquarters in Massachusetts.

SFERRA

EST. 1891

Woven in family-owned mills in the foothills of the Alps, this Italian brand’s ultra-smooth, long-staple cotton bedding sets the standard for comfortable sophistication in the finest hotels and residences.

BERNARDAUD

EST. 1764

This French fixture has used Limoges porcelain as a canvas for its dinnerware for over 250 years, creating a classic yet contemporary line built on generations of craftsmanship.

FRETTE

EST. 1860

From the Vatican to the dining cars of the Orient Express to the homes of European royalty, the linens from this storied Milanese label can be found in only the most exclusive rooms around the world.

YVES DELORME

EST. 1845

Over 170 years of experience goes into every sheet, duvet cover and pillowcase produced by this Parisian house, known for its one-of-a-kind prints and patterns based on hand-painted designs.

BACCARAT

EST. 1964

This distinctive crystal maker boasts the highest number of award-winning craftsmen in France, resulting in exquisitely sculpted pieces in an array of glittering silhouettes.

SCHLOSSBERG

EST. 1833

Made in Switzerland, this elegant linen company places a premium on tradition, craftsmanship and exquisite materials. Each piece is designed as its own work of art, featuring original prints produced by in-house illustrators.

ANNE DE SOLENE

EST. 1967

This French design icon creates indulgent, individually sewn linens that stand out with fresh palettes, exquisite details and a distinctive joie de vivre.

ABYSS

EST. 1979

The artisans at this Portuguese brand craft its towels and bath rugs from responsibly sourced, long-staple cotton. The result is spa-level styles with unparalleled absorbency and softness.

LALIQUE

EST. 1887

After starting his own jewelry house, René Lalique soon began experimenting with glass and perfume bottle design. Generations later, his family line keeps his legacy alive in beautifully detailed crystal.

CHRISTOFLE

EST. 1830

Christofle silverware has set the finest tables as well as the Trans-Siberian Railroad over its nearly 200-year history. A devotion to artful details and traditional techniques continues to this day.

RIMOWA

EST. 1898

This German label’s luggage is known for lightweight construction and superior stability. Last year, it relaunched with a brand-new logo and a series of designs that update its signature ridged cases with the latest high-tech features.