Experience Lysdrap
Lysdrap – a passion for color, style, and quality
Lysdrap – a passion for color, style, and quality
Lysdrap is passionately committed to creating the finest bed linens. The company places a strong emphasis on premium fabrics, distinctive designs, and a proprietary manufacturing process that incorporates various techniques. Lysdrap manufactures duvet covers, pillowcases, flat sheets, and fitted sheets. The company uses luxury percale for its exceptional quality. It is woven to create a perfectly square weave, resulting in outstanding fabric stability. Lysdrap also uses Egyptian cotton, as it guarantees exceptional comfort. Satin feels smooth yet soft to the touch, is very pleasant to sleep in, and thanks to the use of Egyptian cotton, Lysdrap achieves exceptional durability and quality. Bröring stocks the percale cotton fitted sheets in a wide variety of sizes in white and ivory.
Why choose Lysdrap?
Lysdrap bedding is made from premium materials that are exceptionally soft, durable, and breathable. The timeless designs and refined finishes give every bedroom a luxurious, serene look. Plus, Belgian craftsmanship ensures a quality you can feel night after night.
- Belgian craftsmanship
- Premium materials
- Sustainable luxury
Colorful
A wide range of color combinations is available for both fabric types, with a minimum lead time of six weeks. The collection’s color palette is thoroughly updated every year. Duvet covers are made with a bottle-neck closure as standard, but can of course be manufactured with a different closure upon request. Lysdrap features a selection of jacquards in its collection each season. Commissioned by Lysdrap, several distinctive jacquards were developed in Italy, telling the story of the urge to travel in a color palette ranging from blue to caramel, with the occasional green-beige accent, often featuring a striking shift that brings the duvet to life, as it were, and further emphasizes the pattern. Small patterns that repeat and weave together into a whole, floral motifs reminiscent of Kyoto’s flower gardens, authentic wall decorations from Marrakesh, stripes straight out of the City of London.
