By Mölle is a member of the Fibershed network. From the Netherlands, we develop interior textiles made from natural fibres such as linen, hemp and wool. We work locally and responsibly across Europe. For us, regeneration is a material philosophy. It begins with soil health, protects fibre integrity and results in healthier homes and timeless design rooted in nature.

what are regenerative textiles?
Regenerative interior textiles are home fabrics made from natural fibres grown in agricultural systems that actively improve soil health and biodiversity. They go beyond reducing environmental harm. They restore living systems. Unlike conventional textiles, regenerative textiles:
• Rebuild biodiversity
• Avoid synthetic fertilisers and harmful chemical treatments
• Use plant and animal fibres instead of fossil-based synthetics
• Remain biodegradable at the end of their lifecycle

soil health, fibre strength and interior quality
Soil determines fibre performance. Flax grown in living soil develops long, resilient fibres. Wool from healthy grazing animals gains density and durability. Hemp cultivated regeneratively produces strong, breathable yarns. Regeneration is therefore not only ecological. It is a quality benchmark. This results in textiles that:
• Age with character
• Maintain structure and tactility
• Resist wear
• Perform over decades

from fibre to healthy home
Natural fibres are spun and woven without synthetic, petroleum-based additives. That matters inside your home. Synthetic textiles can release microplastics and volatile chemical compounds over time. A growing body of research indicates that certain chemical additives used in synthetic fabrics may affect hormonal balance, the microbiome and immune function. Natural materials do not carry that burden.

1. Soil and fibre cultivation
Regenerative agriculture focuses on restoring biodiversity and reducing chemical input. For our interior textiles, this includes:
• European flax for linen
• Hemp grown in healthy agricultural soils
• Wool from responsibly managed European flocks

2. From fibre to fabric
Natural fibres are spun into yarn and woven into fabric without fossil-based synthetic blends. Regenerative interior textiles include:
• Linen curtains
• Wool rugs
• Mohair plaids
• Natural upholstery fabrics
The focus is durability, repairability and long-term use.3. Use, repair and circularity
Regenerative interior textiles are designed with timelessness in mind. They are made to outlast trends. With proper care and repair, they remain in use longer, reducing the need for new raw materials. At the end of their lifecycle, natural fibres can be mechanically recycled or returned to biological systems through biodegradation. Durability is embedded in the design.

Why regenerative interior textiles matter
The global textile industry is largely dependent on petroleum-based synthetic fibres. These materials release microplastics and do not biodegrade. Regenerative interior textiles offer an alternative:
• Nature-based cycle
• Fossil-free fibres
• Soil restoration
• Biodegradability
• No microplastic pollution

By shifting from extractive production to regenerative systems, interior textiles can contribute to ecosystem health. We carefully select all materials for quality, certification and long-lasting use. By working with natural fibres such as flax, hemp and wool, we support a circular textile system rooted in biodiversity and wellbeing at home.
Frequently asked questions

What are regenerative interior textiles?
Regenerative interior textiles are home fabrics made from natural fibres grown in farming systems that improve soil health and biodiversity. Because they are free from fossil-based synthetic fibres, they also support a healthier indoor environment and contribute to overall home wellbeing.

Are regenerative textiles biodegradable?
Yes. When made from untreated natural fibres such as linen, wool or hemp, regenerative textiles are biodegradable at the end of their lifecycle. Unlike synthetic textiles, they do not release microplastics and are aligned with principles of a healthy, low-toxin home.

By Mölle linen atelier tour 2026
During Circular Economy Week, as part of Future Textiles, By Mölle invites you to visit our linen atelier. Discover where our collection is designed and where linen curtains, bedding and homeware are made to order.

Choose the time that suits you best. We look forward to welcoming you. 
Saturday 21 March | 10.00 - 12.00 (Professionals)
Saturday 21 March | 14.00 - 15.00 (Open Tour)