Our bedding vendors include Ann Gish, Les Indiennes, John Robshaw, Tulu Textiles and the Art of Home:

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Ann Gish and the Art of Home is best known for exquisitely detailed, finely made bed linens. Founded by Ann Gish in 1991, her products can be found in the finest home stores, specified by leading interior designers, and featured in hotels world-wide. Her designs are in the homes of many celebrities and have also appeared in film, TV, and on Broadway. The practical elegance of her design has affected the way beds and bed accessories are presented in the marketplace today. Their designs rely on elegance that is easy and pleasurable to live with, achieved through a marriage of form and function. It is luxury created for and enjoyed by the senses.

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The Art of Home was devopled by Ann in 2015. This incredibly well-priced group of duvet sets, coverlet sets, sheeting and decorative pillows are beautifully made with the same quality as the Ann Gish line in more affordable fabrics.

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Les Indiennes was launched by Mary Mulcahy in 2002. She had a vivid picture in mind of naturally dyed cotton, with airy patterns of big, single colored motifs. But unable to locate such fabrics anywhere, she decided to create her own. She found a craftsman named Srinivas in a tiny village in southern India. He is one of very few craftsman who still practice the ancient art of kalamkari- the complex printing method used to produce Les Indiennes fabrics. The production of our fabric does not cause pollution nor does it disrupt the traditional lifestyle of the village where it is made. Les Indiennes provides fair trade employment for numerous families, raising the standard of living for the entire community, and all the while leaving no environmental or social footprint. The full Les Indiennes collection is available at Spruce. 

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For 25 years, John Robshaw has drawn inspiration from the far corners of the world to bring you textiles that are handmade, beautiful, and enduring. Every piece is a celebration of craftsmanship and global traditions, honoring the artistry, culture, and heritage of the artisans who bring each product to life. The John Robshaw shop illustrates, designs and produces luxury, fabric, trimmings, leather, wallcoverings, and textiles, and their ever-growing, updated collection is available at Spruce.​

​"If they could, every one of my textiles would pipe up with a story. And not just a single story, but an interwoven narrative about a particular trip to a distant country, and the people I meet there, the ideas they inspire, and the techniques they are generous enough to teach me."

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Tulu Textiles designer and owner, Elizabeth Hewitt, began her work as an antique textile dealer and collector. a constant traveler – to India, Asia, Morocco, Spain – Elizabeth is constantly collecting fabrics, objects, sights, sounds, colors, stories and incorporating them into her work. Elizabeth is a great storyteller and her fabrics are artistic versions of her infectious stories told over one or ten cocktails: Tulu is full of stories. Elizabeth’s unique combination of scale and saturated color make her designs bold and beautiful or sophisticated and unassuming, as if they are telling us their story in their own language.

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Shop these luxury bedding and linen collections today at Spruce!

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Visit the Spruce showroom to see samples and to place your order.