We're celebrating the linen look at Seneca with Linara from Romo and Vida Collection.

We've profiled Linara a bit in recent months on our website, by email and in our social channels too. And that's because we feel it is worth ever moment in the spotlight it can get.

Linen is timeless. A classic design statement that is ever present in trend reports, editorial features, Instagram feeds and Pinterest pages. It is rarely overlooked for mood boards by design magpies and fashion fans. And for good reason. It is a look that seems to transcend seasons and cycles. It is a favourite, a staple, and a versatile look that fits well in many settings.

Linara is a best seller, unrivaled in colour palette. This must see, must have collection is available to experience at Seneca now. Discover a palette of endless possibility with our iconic Linara brushed cotton linen. The result – an exceptionally soft, peach-skin feel.

The Vida Collection captures the relaxed, natural charm of linen for your bedroom. Forgo meticulous bed making and adopt a laze-fair approach with our stonewashed product.
Vida Stonewashed Linen is made in Portugal, is pre-shrunk and anti-pilling. A supple feel, a dream to sleep in and extremely easy to care for as no ironing is required.

Here is some linen inspiration for you. You can see more by browsing our website (search Linara, linen, Vida) and by checking our Instagram and Pinterest updates. Enjoy!

Very much on trend, an upholstered bedhead is a great way to add ambience, a focal point, comfort and style to bedrooms in your home.

The soft furnishing options for your special space are endless and you don't have to look far to find great inspiration (there is some below for starters). Then chat to us at Seneca to select the best fit fabric for your room, be it a textured weave, a bold pattern or classic stripe, subtle tone or statement colour. The richness of velvet, a playful jungle print or an ethnic inspired weave.

Matthew Williamson, world renown designer with a eye for colour and flair shares his interior design tips in a recent MWDaily article titled: Matthew's Decorating Musts. His approach is practical, instinctive and based around choosing exactly what you love. Read more