There’s a reason certain pieces seem to follow us from one beautifully decorated home to the next. Case in point: Cultiver’s heavyweight linen bedcover, which we’ve spotted draped, folded and artfully rumpled across the beds of some of our most saved spaces.
Made from 100 per cent European Flax linen, it has that particular combination of softness and heft that makes a bed look finished without feeling overly styled. And right now, there’s a particularly good reason to finally make it yours.
Cultiver’s rare sale starts today, with up to 20 per cent off sitewide from September 15 to September 20. The offer spans the brand’s full collection, including its award-winning linen bedding, heavyweight bedcovers, new releases and giftable homewares.
What To Shop In The Cultiver Sale, According To marie claire:
If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to upgrade your bedding—or simply want to know what the design crowd is buying—consider this your sign. Ahead, our editors have rounded up the Cultiver pieces worth adding to your cart.
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Cultiver’s Annual Sale, when it’s offering its biggest discounts of the year, is essentially its Black Friday sale. It’ll run from Wednesday, November 26 ‘til Monday, December 1, with 25-50 per cent off sitewide.
Cultiver will be offering 20-50 per cent off its bedding, living, dining and bath. We know the Repose & Thatch Linen Bedcovers from the Colin King Collection, Linen Sheets, Pillowcases and Duvet Covers in Pencil Stripe, Fern Stripe, and our Piped Linen Collection, Luna Throw Stripes and Linen Robes in selected colours will be 50 per cent, but we don’t have any other details on products and their new pricing.
For early access to Cultiver’s Black Friday sale, sign up to their newsletter. Also, ahead of the sale, familiarise yourself with what they offer and what exactly you want. That way, when the price drops, you can snatch it up immediately and avoid it potentially selling out.
Sydney-based Nicolle Sullivan founded Cultiver in 2012, inspired by her family’s history of collecting and passing down textiles. She was working in banking, but on her maternity leave, when she decided to launch the brand. At the time, there weren’t many brands offering linen bedding. Cultiver now sells bedding, dining, living and bathware.











