Marketing director Tan Puri said it’s made of Egyptian Giza, one of the world’s most renowned and durable cotton species, growing on the banks of the Nile River. Linea Italiana is luxuriously soft and bears an elegant sheen.
“The collection embeds romantic Italian charm in two design concepts,” Puri said. “One is dubbed ‘City of Romance’ and is inspired by Verona, the setting for Romeo and Juliet’s tragic love story, and the other, ‘Land of Blossom’, depicts the beauty and bounty of nature.
“This is the bed-linen collection that has it all – prime-quality material and world-renowned design and craftsmanship, as well as imagination with fashion and art flair.”
Socialite Grace Mahadamrongkul shared her romantic story. “When we’re relaxing, my husband and I want to make the most of our time together, so we really pay attention to the details that improve our rest, such as the bed linen.
“I particularly like cotton because it’s natural and comfortable and soft. Linea Italiana’s Egyptian Giza threads give such a luxurious sheen and smoothness. The design has an Italian feel to it, so it reminds us of when we went to Italy. Most importantly, it’s very comfortable. We are totally rested and relaxed, and wake up ready for every new day together.”
Other guests included Jomsuda Chirathiwas, ML Somrada Jumbala, Jarosphan Svasti, Viphavee Khoman, Ploy Mahadumrongkul, Apipavadee Sanitvong Na Ayudhya, Panithee Sanitvong Na Ayudhya, Punnapat Thanomkul and Isavara Kuramarohit.