Maison&Objet is a worldwide leading trade show of design. Trends, products and ideas of any kind of design are presented. It is a most valuable resource for interior decorators, architects, designers and others working in this field.

As usually in August, LinenMe presented its linen textile and linen clothes in New York International Gift Fair (NYIGF) - a trade fair that draws more than 35 000 participants from 85 countries to showcase their home, gift and lifestyle resources. Hold twice a year, the fair is a world famous marketplace for incredible selection [...]

As you might imagine, we receive lots of feedback from our clients with stories from real life. One of the most amusing involved bath towels - the lady sent us an email and told she fell in love with linen textile when she started using linen bath towels. They took so little room in [...]

I hope you enjoy the ending of this dreadful winter as much as I do! It’s time for a change already, don’t you think?
As we regularly write posts in this blog, share our achievements and dream of our future plans, sometimes we receive feedback from you, and sometimes - questions. I’ve got some emails from [...]

The anticipation of a special moment and preparation for it is always half a fun! This applies to many occasions, the most popular of which is Christmas. Are you the one who plan and think of all the people that you want to give your greetings to and gifts you want to make or purchase [...]

After coming back from busy exhibition period LinenMe team is presenting new and colorful pure linen Lara towel collection. Lara towels were highly appreciated in New York International Gift Fair and Maison&Objet exhibition in Paris! The distinctive feature of these high quality towels is their softness which is possible due to garment wash technology which [...]

A huckback weaving pattern, also known as huggabag, huck-a-back, huckabag or simply huck, is an old weave that is still used nowadays for towels. The name ‘huckaback’ may have been adapted from ‘hucksters’, known from around 1200. Hucksters were pedlars and used to sell linens in markets, after carrying goods on their backs.
According to Patricia [...]