Quilts

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Our Quilts

"Normandy, land of gentle, slumbering melancholies.
The scent of autumn delicately caresses our senses as sunlight filters softly through the curtains. The cosy warmth of our home, the aroma of chestnuts roasting on the wood fire. Winter mist still shrouds the chalk cliffs. Their pristine white gently meets the waves of an unruffled sea. The first buds brush a land still numb with sleep. Joyful reunions on forest paths. In summer, nature unfurls its wings above the flax fields, rippling in the breeze. Each season whispers its story, if only we listen closely."

Somewhat nostalgic, the quilt reminds us of the cosy benches at our grandmothers’ homes, the soft beds where the scent of toast and hot chocolate would wake us on winter mornings. The quilt is the thread that connects memories of family gatherings, fireside reading, and the dreamy, cheerful rhymes of childhood. Binding generations together—family and friends alike—the quilt tells tales of years gone by and becomes a true madeleine de Proust.

What is the composition of Embrin linen quilts?

Linen quiltOur linen quilts are crafted in our own workshop in Normandy. The filling is made from wadding, 50% merino and 50% recycled polyester, produced less than 20 kilometres from the Farm. Merino wool is renowned for its high warmth rating, ensuring comforting winters. Stitched directly to the fabric, our wadding guarantees excellent durability for both washing and everyday use.

Both snug and lightweight, the quilt, placed at the foot of the bed or draped over a sofa, warms little and large feet alike when winter arrives. It warmly envelops the shoulders of those who enjoy sipping hot tea in the morning sunlight, and of the young ones who stay up late, listening to stories from their elders.

The Embrin quilt collection: a key decorative element

The quilt naturally complements the palette of colours inspired by our sofas, our curtains and our bed linen. The quilt offers a fresh take on the traditional boutis: here, floral patterns sit alongside Japanese-inspired prints to bring grace, lightness, and whimsy to your interior décor. Paired with a few cushions, it will lend the bed comfort and voluptuousness for warm nights, soothing naps, and carefree moments of leisure.

Why choose a linen quilt?

Choosing an Embrin quilt simply means:

  • Being sure of drifting off in a cocoon of warmth.
  • Enjoying it all year round: on the bed, sofa, armchair, or even in the car…
  • Perfecting your interior décor with a piece featuring timeless patterns.

Soft, comforting material, linen fabric, motifs steeped in authentic stories… The quilt invites you to take your time, whatever the season. Time to warm up after a rainy afternoon spent splashing through puddles. Time to savour a freshly baked apple tart as the cold settles outside. Time to drift off peacefully while the wind whispers through the trees stripped bare by autumn.
 

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Our customers' reviews

Excellent service and fast shipping. Unlike many parcels received nowadays, the condition of the packaging was perfect. Great attention to detail both in the service and the products. Very professional.

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Excellent service et rapidité d'expédition. Contrairement à de nombreux paquets reçus aujourd'hui, l'état de l'emballage était parfait. Grande attention accordée aux détails tant dans le service que les produits. Très pro.

NANCY

Very beautiful quilt made in a lovely thick and supple linen. The inside is also very high quality and the whole thing is nice and soft. The fact that it is two-tone is a plus, it allows you to change the decoration according to your mood. The Lichen Green colour is very soft and goes with many colours and the opposite colour, Twine, is very warm. A big plus for the presentation in the package! Rolled up with a belt in the Lichen Green colour, it is a delight when opening the parcel! I can only warmly recommend Embrin for the quality of its products, the making of each piece as well as for the order tracking. See you soon for another order!

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Très satisfaite

Très belle courtepointe confectionnée dans un joli lin épais et souple. L’intérieur est également très qualitatif et l’ensemble est bien moelleux. Le fait qu’elle soit bicolore est un plus, cela permet de changer de déco selon les envies. La couleur Vert lichen est très douce et s’adapte à de nombreux coloris et la couleur opposée Ficelle est très chaleureuse. Un gros plus pour la présentation dans le paquet! Enroulée avec une ceinture de la couleur Vert lichen, c'est un ravissement à l’ouverture du colis! Je ne peux que recommander chaleureusement la maison Embrin pour la qualité de ses produits, de la confection de chaque pièce ainsi que pour le suivi des commandes. A bientôt pour une prochaine commande!

Françoise CHUBERRE

Our Commitments

Rooted in our rural heritage and local terroir, we are proud to offer products from an eco-friendly, locally sourced supply chain of excellence.

Eco-friendly

Eco-friendly

Linen is the only vegetable textile fibre native to Europe. 85% of the world's textile linen is grown along the coastal strip from Caen to Amsterdam. GMO-free, irrigation-free, defoliant-free, waste-free, our Norman linen helps the planet breathe!

Made in France

Made in France

Our products are made from top-quality linen, grown in Normandy and processed by the Terre de Lin cooperative. They are handcrafted by passionate artisans in our Normandy workshop, as well as in partner workshops across France.

Fair Pricing

Fair Pricing

We advocate responsible consumption through the application of fair pricing all year round: no sales or promotional operations that encourage overconsumption. Transparency and fair pricing for flax producers and processors, as well as for our customers.

Quality Since 1930

Quality Since 1930

Our family perpetuates an ancestral craftsmanship to cultivate exceptional linens on our farms in Normandy. This expertise was initiated by our great-grandfathers in the 1930s. All three passionate, they passed on to subsequent generations a love for this delicate fibre.