Textiles with handicraft inspiration

This month embraces a traditional Scandinavian style, with a particular handicraft pattern gracing many of the new textiles. The KRATTEN pattern can be found on everything from a cushion cover to a quilt cover and shower curtain. Let it be part of creating a homely feeling with a hint of the past.

A close-up of KRATTEN shower curtain featuring a traditional Scandinavian, floral pattern in many colours.
A close-up of KRATTEN shower curtain featuring a traditional Scandinavian, floral pattern in many colours.

Floral bath times

Bring Scandinavian florals to the bathroom with KRATTEN shower curtain, made in densely woven polyester fabric based on recycled PET bottles.

Three KRATTEN cushion covers featuring a floral, Scandinavian traditional pattern in many colours on a white background.

Folk art comfort

Inspired by Scandinavian folk art, KRATTEN cushion cover combines a floral style with comfort for the back.

A close-up of KRATTEN quilt cover with a traditional floral pattern in many colours on a dark blue background.

Make the bed with traditions

Get the bedroom winter-ready with KRATTEN quilt cover inspired by traditional Swedish handicraft — cosy, homely and made of 100% cotton from more sustainable sources.

KRATTEN quilt cover featuring a traditional floral pattern in many colours on a dark blue background.

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