It uses 100% European stone-washed linen with a diamond quilted pattern and a solid border, plus a cotton percale backing for a soft, breathable feel. It’s made in Portugal by a heritage European brand, combining texture, durability, and a refined, lived-in look.
First, the diamond quilted pattern and the solid tailored border, then the stone-washed linen texture. The smooth cotton percale backing adds a comfortable weight ideal for layering or solo use.
The coverlet is 100% European linen with a stone-washed finish and a cotton percale backing. This combination offers breathable comfort, softness with use, and easy layering for different seasons.
Its natural texture and understated luxury pair well with bedrooms that aim for relaxed elegance, especially in warmer months or for layered, light bedding styles.
It pairs well with neutral-toned sheets and other lightweight blankets, adding texture through its linen and diamond quilting while remaining easy to layer or use on its own.
Ideal for bedrooms prioritizing breathable, lightweight coverage, casual luxury, and a refined look that works year-round with simple layering.
The Hudson Linen Quilted Coverlet pairs a timeless diamond quilted pattern with 100% European stone-washed linen for a relaxed, refined look. Backed in cotton percale, it offers a soft hand and comfortable weight that makes it ideal for warmer months or effortless layering. Expertly produced in Portugal, this coverlet adds natural texture and understated luxury to the bedroom, finished with a solid border that frames the quilted design.
Made from breathable European linen that’s stone-washed for exceptional softness, the coverlet delivers a naturally lived-in feel while preserving durability. The smooth cotton percale backing enhances comfort, making it easy to layer or use on its own for a light, airy bed. Produced by a legacy European brand, this piece reflects decades of craftsmanship and pristine attention to detail in Guimarães, Portugal.
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