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Introducing: Baina

Baina's bathroom textiles are designed to sprinkle a little bit of luxury into your day-to-day life.

Are you craving a bit of warmth, calm, and relaxation in the midst of your daily grind? Maybe you’re even longing for a touch of zen? Look no further than Finnish Design Shop’s newest addition Baina, an Australian design brand with high-quality bathroom textiles that can transform your daily wash from a boring routine into a spa-like experience!

IT WAS YEAR 2019 when friends Bailey Meredith and Anna Faley had a lightbulb moment. Having previously worked in fashion, furniture, and interior design, the duo launched Baina, a design company specializing in bathroom textiles. Their mission? Nothing less than transforming the mundane routine of daily washing into a serene and relaxing ritual!

And if you ask us, they’ve nailed it. Baina creates high-quality towels and other bathroom textiles that not only clean your hands, face, and body but practically cleanse your soul. Dive into the softest pieces from Baina's comprehensive collection and pick your personal favorites!

The Australian company has perfected the art of creating high-quality towels and bathroom textiles that not only cleanse your body but also soothe your soul.

The Josephine hand towel is made from plush organic cotton that combines absorbency, softness, and quick drying.

Baina’s bathroom textiles are made from organic cotton in Portugal. The towels boast luxurious materials and thoughtfully designed patterns that are built to stand the test of time, both in quality and style.

You can practically see the quality in the towel's surface: the Bethell bath towel is just begging to be touched!

The thick Beppu bath mat is made from ultra-absorbent organic cotton that feels oh-so-soft under your bare toes.

Stylish geometric patterns draw inspiration from various sources, from fine arts to architecture.

The patterns on towels draw inspiration from many sources: fine arts, architecture, and even colour theory.

The Bethell bath towel features a fresh two-tone grid pattern with alternating woven vertical stripes and small checkerboard-embroidered horizontal stripes; the Beppu bath mat is adorned with a classic check pattern that oozes a nice nostalgic vibe.

The Madison beach towel features a fresh striped pattern that flips to opposite shades on the reverse side, giving you double the style in one towel.

The soothing color palette tops off a relaxing spa moment. Happy bathing!

See also:

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Text: Susa Pääkkönen Images: Baina

Published on 15 Aug, 2024

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