Duvet Covers (w x l cm)

Single 140 x 210
Double 180 x 210
Queen 210 x 210
King 245 x 210
Super King 270 x 240

Flat Sheet (w x l cm)

Single 180 x 265
Double 230 x 265
Queen 245 x 275
King 275 x 275
Super King 320 x 285

Fitted Sheet (w x l x h cm)

Single 93 x 193 x 40
Long Single 93 x 204 x 40
King Single 107 x 203 x 40
Double 139 x 193 x 40
Queen 154 x 204 x 40
King 184 x 204 x 40
Super King 204 x 204 x 40

Pillowcases (w x l cm)

Standard 50 x 75
King Standard 50 x 90
Tailored 50 x 75
King Tailored 50 x 90

Valances (w x l x h cm)

Single 93 x 193 x 33
Long Single 93 x 204 x 33
King Single 107 x 204 x 33
Double 139 x 193 x 33
Queen 154 x 204 x 33
King 184 x 204 x 33

Quilts & Bedcovers (w x l cm)

Single/Double 200 x 220
Queen 240 x 260
King 260 x 290
Bedcover 240 x 260
Bedcover Grand 300 x 300

Quilted Pillowcases (w x l cm)

Standard 50 x 70
European 65 x 65

Towels (w x l cm)

Bath Towel 76 x 143
Bath Towel 90 x 170
Hand Towel 46 x 76
Face Towel 33 x 33
Bath Mat 51 x 81
Bath Mat (large) 60 x 90

Bathrobes (length to hem)

Resort 125cm
Spa Waffle 122cm

Table Linen (w x l cm)

Medium 150 x 220
Round 220 (round)
Grand 180 x 300
Extra Large 180 x 400
Runner 40 x 200
Napkin 50 x 50

Taking care of your towels

When taken care of correctly, L&M Home’s luxurious cotton towels will stay beautifully soft and fresh for years to come. Here are our key care tips to ensure the longevity of your new cotton towels.

If you are in doubt, please do email info@lmhome.com.au and we are happy to advise!

Wash Separately

Wash separately before first use. For best results, we recommend a 40-degree gentle machine wash for your L&M Home towels. We also recommend the occasional deep clean of your towels on a warm cycle to remove any bacteria and oils. When doing a towel load of washing, try not to overcrowd the machine so they have plenty of water around them to soak and wash. Avoid dry cleaning.

Drying

Line drying your towels in the shade is ideal and it reduces electricity usage. Tumble drying your towels for a few minutes when they are almost dry off the line will maximise their softness but it's not essential. For tumble drying, dry your towels on a medium to warm setting and ensure they are completely dry before storing them in your linen cupboard.

Detergent

To protect the fibres of your towels, we recommend using a gentle eucalyptus-based washing detergent for superior colour retention, so they look beautiful for longer. For white towels, optical brighteners are fine to use; but avoid using them on your coloured washes. Attend to stains immediately as they occur using an oxygen-based stain remover. This will result in more effective removal. Avoid using silicone-based fabric softeners and conditioners. These will repel water and will reduce the absorbency of your fluffy towels. Never use bleach to clean your towels and make sure bathroom cleaning products containing bleach are kept separately from your towels to avoid any bleach stains.

Shedding

We recommend that you wash your towels before first use. This will generally wash out any loose fibres. However, if you are still experiencing some shedding after the first wash we recommend the below steps.

1. Put towels through a no-heat dryer cycle. High heat sets the coating, so make sure to choose a no-heat or low-heat setting like an air fluff cycle. Because the goal is to shake off as much of the lint as possible, start by shaking the towels out vigorously; then, put them in the dryer and run it. Make sure the lint trap is completely clean. Clean it out when the cycle has run, and shake the towels again. If lint continues to fall off, do it a second time. Remember to use no heat, if possible.
2. Wash towels with white vinegar. Following the air fluff cycle, wash your towels with 1 cup of white vinegar; no other kind of vinegar will be appropriate for this purpose. Skip all other detergents, especially fabric softener. The vinegar will be enough to do the trick. Wash the towels on their own, in a separate load from the rest of your laundry. Repeat this process every month to help your towels stay soft.
3. Wash towels in baking soda. If you don’t have white vinegar on hand, you can choose instead to wash your new towels with one-half cup of baking soda. Be sure to dissolve the baking soda in hot water, so it doesn’t clump and stick to the towels or the washing machine.

Taking care of your hand block printed table linen

As part of our sustainable production ethos, we want to give you the best care tips for increasing the longevity of your hand block printed table linen.

If you are in doubt, please do email info@lmhome.comau and we are happy to advise!

Wash Separately

Please note that whilst reasonable care is taken during the manufacturing process, some of the dyes used may initially leave a subtle odour. Wash separately before first use. We recommend a very gentle, short machine wash in cold water. Use a gentle, short spin (no more than 800rpm). Ensure you take product out of washing machine as soon as cycle has finished. Do not dry clean, soak, or bleach.

Drying

Line drying this product in the shade is best for its longevity. Do not wring or tumble dry. Dry flat away from strong, direct sunlight.

Sunlight

The stability and permanence of dyes cannot be guaranteed, and all block printed fabrics are affected by direct light and will fade and change colour over time due to the nature of the natural dyes used. Direct sunlight will cause colour to fade.

Detergent

Use mild, chemical-free detergent, taking care not to use one with bleach or ‘Optical Brightening Agents’ as this may cause discolouring. Do not use detergent that contains enzymes, fabric softeners, or that is formulated for wool.

Ironing

Iron on medium/warm setting on reverse.

Taking care of your French flax table linen

As part of our sustainable production ethos, we want to give you the best care tips for increasing the longevity of your 100% French flax linen.

If you are in doubt, please do email info@lmhome.com.au and we are happy to advise!

Wash Separately

Wash separately before first use. We recommend a gentle machine wash at 40 degrees Celsius. Please refrain from overloading the washing machine so that the fabric can wash and rinse well. Do not dry clean or bleach.

Drying

Line drying this product in the shade is best for its longevity, but if tumble drying be sure to use a low/medium heat setting. Tumble drying briefly before hanging can give a softer touch, and please note that linen dries faster than cotton.

Sunlight

Direct sunlight will cause colour to fade. Line drying in the shade is recommended.

Detergent

Use mild, chemical-free detergent, taking care not to use one with bleach or ‘Optical Brightening Agents’ as this may cause discolouration and weakening of the fabric. Do not use detergent that contains enzymes, fabric softeners, or that is formulated for wool.

Ironing

If necessary, we recommend ironing while the fabric is still damp. Use a medium-warm iron on the steam setting. White linen is better ironed on both sides, whilst dark linen should be pressed only on the reverse side.

How do I store my linen?

Store your linens in a cool, dry place; avoid plastic bags, cardboard boxes, or in direct contact with cedar chests or wood drawers. Fumes from petroleum-based, polyurethane plastic boxes and wood acids can yellow or weaken the fabrics.

Taking care of your French flax linen

As part of our sustainable production ethos, we want to give you the best care tips for increasing the longevity of your 100% French flax linen bedding.

If you are in doubt, please do email info@lmhome.com.au and we are happy to advise!

Wash Separately

Wash separately before first use. We recommend a gentle machine wash at 40 degrees Celsius. Please refrain from overloading the washing machine so that the fabric can wash and rinse well. Do not dry clean or bleach.

Drying

Line drying this product in the shade is best for its longevity, but if tumble drying be sure to use a low/medium heat setting. Tumble drying briefly before hanging can give a softer touch, and please note that linen dries faster than cotton.

Sunlight

Direct sunlight will cause colour to fade. Line drying in the shade is recommended.

Detergent

Use mild, chemical-free detergent, taking care not to use one with bleach or ‘Optical Brightening Agents’ as this may cause discolouration and weakening of the fabric. Do not use detergent that contains enzymes or that is formulated for wool. Fabric softener is not necessary for linen and may contain chemicals that leave residue and damage the fabric.

Ironing

If necessary, we recommend ironing while the fabric is still damp. Use a medium-warm iron on the steam setting.

How do I store my linen?

Store your linens in a cool, dry place; avoid plastic bags, cardboard boxes, or in direct contact with cedar chests or wood drawers. Fumes from petroleum-based, polyurethane plastic boxes and wood acids can yellow or weaken the fabrics.

Taking care of your bed linen

As part of our sustainable production ethos, we want to give you the best care tips for increasing the longevity of your bed linen.

If you are in doubt, please do email info@lmhome.com.au and we are happy to advise!

Wash Separately

Wash your bedding separately from your other laundry. We recommend a gentle 40-degree cycle, but you can wash up to 60. Please refrain from overloading the washing machine so that the fabric can wash and rinse well. Do not dry clean or bleach.

Drying

Line drying this product in the shade is best for its longevity, but if tumble drying be sure to use a low heat setting. Be careful not to over-dry as excessive heat can damage the threads, causing them to lose their softness and reducing their lifespan.

Sunlight

Direct sunlight will cause colour to fade. Line drying in the shade is recommended.

Detergent

Use mild, chemical-free detergent, taking care not to use one with bleach or ‘Optical Brightening Agents’ as this may cause discolouration and weakening of the fabric. Do not use detergent that contains enzymes or that is formulated for wool.

Ironing

To make ironing as easy as possible, we recommend removing from the dryer whilst slightly damp, and ironing on the medium/warm setting straight away. You can iron or steam to remove wrinkles, or just let your bedding be.

How do I store my bed linen?

Store your bed linen in a cool, dry place; avoid plastic bags, cardboard boxes, or in direct contact with cedar chests or wood drawers. Fumes from petroleum-based, polyurethane plastic boxes and wood acids can yellow or weaken the fabrics.

Yes, we have a physical store and showroom located in Fitzroy in the heart of Melbourne. It can be found at Level 1, 409 Gore Street, Fitzroy 3065. For more information and to view our opening hours please visit our contact us page. 

Yes, our latest catalogue is available online here.

Orders are generally dispatched within 1 business day. However, this may vary during busy sale periods. During these periods, our dispatch time could be between 1-3 business days.

Our shipping times within Australia are estimated to be between 2-7 business days, depending on your location.

Yes, we ship to most international cities. International shipping is sent through Australia Post and is estimated to take between 4-14 business days. Please note we do not send to PO boxes or locker boxes. Please contact us for an international shipping quote.

New Zealand customers can purchase online as usual with Australia Post rates applied at checkout.

If you find a size or a colour of a product is unavailable, please contact us and we can advise you when it will be re-stocked. Alternatively, you can subscribe to the stock notification on the product page, which will send you an email when it is available again. Please note that from time to time some products may be discontinued due to the nature of our evolving business.

Yes, we love working with retail stores, designers and stylists. We also offer wholesale prices to our hotel, resort and boutique accomodation clients. To apply for a wholesale account, please fill out the application form here.

Please visit our returns page for more information on returns.

Washing bed linen and towels is recommended before first use. For more information, please visit our product care page.