La Redoute
Onega Washed Linen Single Curtain with Eyelets
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Description
The plain Onega washed linen curtain. Appreciated for its flexibility, washed linen embellishes and softens over time. Slightly wrinkled, ironing is unnecessary. The eyelets guarantee nice regular waves and ensure the fabric falls beautifully. They slide perfectly on the rod, making it easy to open and close the curtain. Product Details • Screening • 100% linen, (160g/m²) • Washed linen • Top finish : eyelets in dark grey colour • Inner diameter of eyelets: 4cm/1.5" • Finished bottom :Plain hemmed edging. To help you in the choice and maintenance of your curtains, do not hesitate to consult our guide by typing "Curtain Buying Guide" in our search engine on the site. Care Advice • Machine washable at 30°C • Maximum shrinkage after washing : 7 to 10% approx. Fabrics made from natural fibres may shrink in the first wash. Always wash your curtains before making any alterations. • Do not tumble dry • If you don't need to iron them (linen curtains, Voile Panel...), let the curtains air dry by hanging them immediately after washing, making sure to spread them out to their full width. • If you want to iron your curtains, we recommend using a low-temperature steam iron or a steamer. Dimensions • Width 135 x drop 180cm • Width 135 x drop 220cm • Width 135 x drop 260cm • Width 135 x drop 350cm • OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. Standard 100 certification by OEKO-TEX® tests textile products for harmful substances via an independent, international label. Product sheet relating to environmental qualities and characteristics • Origin of manufacture (weaving, dyeing, tailoring): China
Our Stylist Says
I love the Onega washed linen curtain for its relaxed, natural texture, which adds subtle warmth and softness to a variety of interiors. Its understated hue makes it highly versatile, working well in both contemporary and more traditional settings. The eyelet style ensures easy hanging and creates a contemporary, uniform pleat. For styling tips, try pairing it with breezy, neutral-toned furniture for a calming feel, or layer with textured throws and cushions in complementary colours to add depth. It’s practical too - the linen fabric drapes beautifully and is easy to wash, making it suitable for everyday use in living rooms or bedrooms where comfort and style are equally important.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
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About La Redoute
A Legacy of French Fashion
La Redoute has been around for 180 years. It started as a place that made wool products and grew into a popular online store for home and fashion items from France.
They've always tried to bring the unique French style to everyone and have changed with the times, especially in understanding the changing roles of women. For them, it's not just about selling products; it's about celebrating the art of everyday living and the quintessential French "je ne sais quoi".
Sustainability and Environmental Consciousness
La Redoute's commitment to the environment and sustainability is unwavering. They have taken commendable steps like joining the Better Cotton Initiative and ensuring their paper stock comes from sustainably-managed forests.
As a proud member of the Fur Free Retailer Program, they stand against the use of real fur and certain other materials, showcasing their concern for animal well-being.
Their transportation choices, too, echo their eco-conscious ethos. By using means like barges and trains, they actively reduce CO2 emissions, highlighting their drive to make choices beneficial for the planet.
Championing Social Responsibility
Beyond its fashion-forward vision, La Redoute actively champions societal values. Their signature on the UN's Global Compact underscores their commitment to sustainable development.
They take pride in being accessible to all, with their website catering to both the hearing and visually impaired. Moreover, La Redoute's dedication to social causes is evident in their support for equal opportunities, their stand against violence towards women through partnerships like Solfa, and their endeavours to empower employees, fostering a culture of responsible entrepreneurship.
