“When Sydneysider Genevieve Rosen-Biller moved house, she wanted new linen bedding for her new room. She found the prices were prohibitively expensive so decided to start her own label, Bed Threads. She worked out a way to sell 100 per cent flax linen for around $250 a set by cutting costs with a direct-to-customer business model. And just because it's cheap, doesn't mean it’s not ethical. The flax is grown in France free from pesticides, and every part of the crop is used, while workers in China are paid above minimum wage. It’s also delivered in plastic-free packaging.” Thanks for including us in this beautiful bedding edit, @broadsheet_melb @broadsheet_syd—humbled to feature in one of our all-time favourite publications today 💫