





£30
+ additional colours and finishes available at La Redoute
Available in very contemporary colours, the Kumla cotton gauze pillowcase with frill gives a cosy and warm atmosphere to your child's bedroom.. Cotton muslin is light, supple and super soft. Delicately embossed, it does not require ironing. Product Details • 100% cotton • Cotton muslin • 5cm ruffle • Pillowcase sold individually. Care Advice • Machine washable at 60°C • By washing your laundry at 40°C instead of 60°C, you limit energy consumption • Product will regain its texture after tumble drying • The cotton muslin may show slight marks due to packaging creases. We recommend that you wash the product as soon as you receive it, and then tumble dry it to restore its look and the beautiful waffle effect. Dimensions • 50 x 70cm: Rectangular pillowcase • 63 x 63cm: Square pillowcase • MADE IN PORTUGAL. • OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. The OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification scheme monitors textile products for harmful substances through an independent, international certification scheme. Product sheet relating to environmental qualities and characteristics • Origin of manufacture (weaving, dyeing, tailoring):Portugal
I love this cotton muslin pillowcase for its simple yet refined look, making it a versatile addition to many interiors. Its plain, natural fabric works especially well in understated, minimal, or Scandinavian-style spaces, adding a touch of softness without overpowering the overall aesthetic. Practical styling tips would be to pair it with other neutral-toned bedding or layering it with textured throws for a casual, relaxed vibe. It's also ideal for mixing and matching with patterned or colourful cushion covers, allowing the plain cotton to provide a calm, harmonious backdrop. This pillowcase’s understated elegance makes it suitable for both contemporary and traditional settings, while its breathable cotton fabric ensures practical comfort and durability.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here