SAVED NY x Peter Reed "Calligraphy" Flat Sheet
Created in collaboration with SAVED New York, the limited-edition "Calligraphy" collection brings together two houses united by a shared respect for craft, materiality and considered design.
Each piece is crafted from pure white linen, selected for its natural breathability, smooth handle and refined drape. Woven at 100% linen, the fabric offers a relaxed elegance suited to both formal and everyday settings. Tonal "Calligraphy" embroidery is worked into the surface with restraint, introducing texture and depth through light and movement.
The motif is based on a calligram originally developed by SAVED New York, where language becomes form. Translated into embroidery, the design reads as a flowing, graphic composition, framed by a subtle embroidered border that references classical linen detailing. Quiet in tone yet rich in surface interest, the embroidery reveals itself gradually rather than immediately.
Our bed linen is made to order and can be tailored to international mattress sizes and depths.
Kindly note: each piece is made to order in our Lancashire mill. Please allow approximately 20 working days for production prior to dispatch.
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For delivery outside the UK and USA, please contact our international sales team for assistance.
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SAVED NY x Peter Reed "Calligraphy" Flat Sheet
Created in collaboration with SAVED New York, the limited-edition "Calligraphy" collection brings together two houses united by a shared respect for craft, materiality and considered design.
Each piece is crafted from pure white linen, selected for its natural breathability, smooth handle and refined drape. Woven at 100% linen, the fabric offers a relaxed elegance suited to both formal and everyday settings. Tonal "Calligraphy" embroidery is worked into the surface with restraint, introducing texture and depth through light and movement.
The motif is based on a calligram originally developed by SAVED New York, where language becomes form. Translated into embroidery, the design reads as a flowing, graphic composition, framed by a subtle embroidered border that references classical linen detailing. Quiet in tone yet rich in surface interest, the embroidery reveals itself gradually rather than immediately.