Natural makeover

By Gan Tian (China Daily)
Updated: 2009-07-13 09:16

Casablanca Home is showing off its latest bed linen collection, with a fancy show at Beijing Today Art Museum.

The collection contains pillows, sheets, and quilt covers. They take patterns from nature, such as birds, flowers, woods and forests. Additionally, to promote a healthy and natural way of life, the bed linen is made from cotton. Large amounts of colors are used, very light, but not too stunning for your eyes.

Casa Calvin, a high-end brand of Casablanca Home, has introduced its Purple Addiction bed linen, while Palermo is inspired by spring patterns. Light red is popular and it also adds some grape purple and jade blue, to make the bedroom more cheerful.

Emperor Garden's bed linen set makes for a quiet mood, with gray for a relaxed feeling, while thin stripe patterns make the quilts look like marble stones, quiet and cool.

German print color skills are used in the Casablanca Home collection, which ensures the safety of the products.

The United Nations has named this year as the International Year of Natural Fibers, which aims to set up a good image for natural fibers and a healthy lifestyle.

Casablanca Home worked with the organization Cotton USA this year, and has produced this limited edition bed linen for the Chinese market. Part of their profits will be donated to the China Environmental Protection Foundation, making every penny you spend on bedclothes meaningful.