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+ additional colours and finishes available at La Redoute
An ultra graphic and vibrant design, where geometric shapes and stripes harmonise in an abstract pattern. Red Tabaka, check Tabaka... contemporary sets to mix and match as desired. Designed by La Redoute Intérieurs. Cotton is part of our daily lives. We love it for its suppleness and softness. Easy Care, it is ideal for the beds of young and old alike!Product Details • 100% cotton • Contains 50% recycled cotton • Geometric patterns on both sides • 144 thread count • Pillowcase sold individually. Match this item with the rest of the bedding in the range for a stylish bedroom. And you can mix and match it with different colours and styles from our other bedding ranges when you want to change things up and create your own unique look. Care Advice • Machine washable at 40°CDimensions • 50 x 70cm: Rectangular pillowcase • 63 x 63cm: Square pillowcase • Recycled cotton. Using recycled cotton is all about conserving resources and reducing waste. • 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, printing, tailoring): Pakistan
I love this bright, modern option for adding a pop of colour to your bedroom or living space. The bold red and white stripe pattern makes it a versatile choice that works well in both contemporary and vintage-inspired interiors. Since it’s made from recycled cotton, it also offers an eco-friendly touch, which is always a plus. For styling tips, try pairing the pillowcase with neutral tones or complementary colours like navy or soft greys to let the stripes stand out. It works particularly well in casual or nautical-themed spaces, but it can also add a lively touch to more minimalist decor when balanced with simple, understated accessories.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here