BORN ON BANKS PENINSULA

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Inspired by the rugged coastlines of wild Banks Peninsula, Tumbledown is a collection of linen for the home. Passionate about thoughtful design and carefully sourced, high-quality products, Tumbledown is designed in New Zealand and grown, woven, and sewn in Europe; the flax linen fabric is OEKO-TEX certified, which means it is absent of allergenic dyes, pesticides, heavy metals, and other harmful substances. The linen also goes through a modern stone washing process, which softens the fabric and creates that gorgeous lived-in feeling. 

Tumbledown founder Lucy Brown says that she has loved good quality bedding for as long as she can remember. 

“I think it is important to create a restful space to retreat to from our busy lives, but also a space that is functional and elevates your home. 

“I am drawn to flax linen bedding due to the natural texture of its product; it is effortlessly beautiful, wild and organic, but also comfortable and inviting. Flax linen is highly breathable, and moisture-wicking, naturally hypoallergenic, meaning it is less likely to cause or aggravate allergies; compared to cotton, flax linen is twice as durable, the material is also airy and light during the summer months and warm and cosy in winter.” 

Lucy grew up in Sumner and still has a strong connection to the area. 

“Growing up in such a special place, I didn’t need to look far for inspiration when developing my brand – slow mornings, ocean swims, beach walks, the winter sunrise, sandy toes, good books, walking through the tussocks, and time with loved ones.” 

In a post-Covid land, people are spending more time in the home and working from home, so there has been a greater desire to create a special and inspiring place to be. 

“I think people are more aware of what they are purchasing, where it come from, who made it, and how does it affect the health of themselves and family. Flax linen ticks a lot of those boxes. Not to mention, it is beautiful.” 

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