HAOMY

Haomy French Linen, Bath Towels & Home Textiles

Discover Haomy, the French textile brand formerly known as Harmony Textiles, known for natural linen and cotton, beautifully considered colour and textiles designed to bring comfort, texture and quiet character to everyday living.

Based in Bordeaux, France, Haomy combines French design with an enduring appreciation for natural materials. Linen, cotton, subtle texture and a distinctive palette of softened neutrals and nature-inspired colours come together in collections that feel contemporary yet easy to live with.

Malmaison's current Haomy edit focuses on beautifully useful pieces for the kitchen and bathroom, including French linen aprons, bath towels, hand towels and generously textured bath mats.  From the relaxed linen of the Kyoto apron to the soft cotton-linen texture of Ubud towels and the substantial Hammam and Kymi bath mats, each piece is chosen to bring a little more beauty to ordinary daily rituals.

Explore our Aprons, Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Bath Mats collections to discover more French-designed textiles for the home.

Discover the Malmaison Haomy Edit

French Linen Kyoto Aprons

The Haomy Kyoto apron brings together natural linen, practical design and the relaxed simplicity associated with contemporary French interiors.

Crafted from linen and designed with an easy cross-back shape, Kyoto slips over the shoulders without the need for traditional waist or neck ties.  A generous front pocket adds practical function for cooking, baking, gardening or creative work.

The softly washed texture allows the linen to feel relaxed rather than formal, while understated colours such as Natural, Celadon and other seasonal shades make the apron as beautiful hanging in the kitchen as it is comfortable to wear.

For those who enjoy cooking and entertaining, Kyoto reflects a particularly French idea - that practical household objects can still be thoughtfully designed and pleasurable to use.

Ubud Bath Towels & Hand Towels

Haomy's Ubud collection combines cotton and linen in a softly textured towel designed for everyday bathroom use.

The subtle botanical pattern is woven into the fabric rather than simply printed across its surface, creating gentle relief and visual depth while retaining a calm, understated appearance.

Designed in France and produced in Turkey, Ubud is available in useful towel sizes and soft natural shades that layer easily into both classic and contemporary bathrooms.

Use matching tones for a serene, coordinated look or combine complementary shades such as White and Amande for the more collected approach to colour that characterises Haomy.

Issey Hand Towels

Issey offers a lighter, refined interpretation of everyday bathroom linen.

Crafted from soft cotton and finished with understated decorative detailing, these French-designed towels bring texture and quiet contrast to basins, powder rooms, guest bathrooms and ensuites.

Their simplicity makes them easy to combine with more textured Haomy bath mats or with natural French bathroom accessories, soaps and bath products.

Hammam & Kymi Bath Mats

Haomy bath mats are designed to bring substantial texture and comfort underfoot while remaining visually refined.

The Hammam bath mat is woven from cotton with a generous weight and soft tactile finish, making it particularly suited to bathrooms where comfort and absorbency are important.

The Kymi collection offers a longer format in selected sizes, making it especially useful beside a bath, double vanity or in a larger bathroom where a traditional small bath mat can feel undersized.

Available in Haomy's characteristic palette of whites, soft greens, earth tones and muted neutrals, these bath mats are designed to coordinate naturally with the wider towel collection.

From Harmony Textiles to Haomy

Haomy's story grew from a French family business with longstanding experience in furnishing and decorative textiles.

Harmony Textiles was founded in 1999 by Emilie and Lionel Dubos, bringing together textile expertise, natural materials and a contemporary approach to interior decoration.

Over the following decades, the brand expanded in France and internationally, becoming known for linen and cotton collections that combine colour, texture and practical everyday use.

In 2022, Harmony Textiles became Haomy.

The new name introduced a simpler international identity, but the underlying philosophy remained the same - creating high-quality decorative textiles with an emphasis on natural materials, responsible production, colour and enduring design.

Customers who previously knew the brand as Harmony, Harmony Textile or Harmony Textiles will therefore recognise Haomy as the continuation of the same French textile house.

A French Textile House Shaped by Colour & Texture

Haomy describes itself as a specialist in linen and cotton, and those natural fibres remain central to the visual language of the brand.

Rather than relying on elaborate decoration, Haomy creates interest through the character of the material itself - washed linen, tactile cotton, woven patterns, subtle relief and colours inspired by the natural world.

The palette moves easily between Blanc, Natural, Amande, Celadon, Pigeon, Brick, Khaki, Gold and deeper seasonal shades, allowing different collections to sit comfortably together.

This approach makes Haomy particularly easy to introduce into an existing home.  A linen apron, towel or bath mat does not need to transform the whole room. Instead, it adds another layer of material, colour and texture that becomes more familiar with everyday use.

Linen, Cotton & Natural Materials

Natural fibres are at the heart of Haomy's collections.

The brand works extensively with linen and cotton, selecting each according to the function and feel required from the finished textile.

Linen is valued for its natural texture, strength and relaxed character, making it particularly suited to kitchen textiles such as the Kyoto apron.

Cotton brings softness, absorbency and practicality to the bathroom, while selected collections such as Ubud combine cotton and linen to bring together qualities from both fibres.

Because materials and compositions vary between collections, we recommend checking the individual product page for the exact fibre content and care instructions of each Haomy piece.

A Considered Approach to Responsible Textiles

Haomy places emphasis on responsible textile production and recognised fibre certifications.

The brand works with certifications including European Flax, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and OEKO-TEX Made in Green, depending on the particular product and material.

European Flax certification relates to premium flax grown in Western Europe, while OEKO-TEX programmes address areas including harmful substances, environmental standards and socially responsible textile production.

Haomy states that the great majority of its wider collection carries one or more recognised textile certifications.

For Malmaison customers, the most useful approach is to check the individual product details, as certifications, materials and manufacturing location can vary between designs.

French Design for Everyday Rituals

The appeal of Haomy is not about creating a perfectly coordinated home.

It is about choosing everyday textiles that feel good to use and bring quiet pleasure to familiar routines.

An apron becomes softer and more familiar through cooking and long lunches.  A hand towel adds a considered finishing detail beside the basin.  A substantial bath mat brings warmth to a tiled floor. Fresh towels in beautifully muted tones make a guest bathroom feel instantly more welcoming.

These are small details, but they are often the pieces we interact with most.

Haomy's relaxed French approach allows them to be both useful and beautiful - designed to live with rather than simply to decorate around.

Bringing Haomy Colour into the Home

One of Haomy's strengths is its ability to create colour palettes that coordinate without feeling overly matched.

For a calm bathroom, combine White, Natural, Amande or other soft neutrals across towels and bath mats.

For more depth, introduce muted shades such as Celadon or Amande alongside warm stone, timber, marble or aged metal finishes.

In the kitchen, a Natural or Celadon Kyoto apron sits beautifully with timber boards, French glassware, linen tablecloths and simple ceramic pieces.

The result should feel layered rather than prescribed. Haomy's colours are designed to sit comfortably together, making it easy to add one piece at a time as your home evolves.

Why Choose Haomy from Malmaison?

Malmaison has been curating authentic French and French-inspired homewares since 2003, selecting pieces that bring beauty and usefulness to everyday life.

Haomy fits naturally within that philosophy.

Our current edit focuses on practical pieces that allow customers to experience the brand through some of the most frequently used areas of the home - the kitchen and bathroom.

From natural linen aprons to cotton and cotton-linen towels and generously woven bath mats, Haomy brings together French design, tactile natural materials and colour that feels refined without becoming formal.

We particularly appreciate that these are textiles intended to be lived with.  They are not pieces that need to be saved for guests or special occasions, but useful objects designed to become part of the rhythm of the home.

Helpful Notes & FAQs

What is Haomy?

Haomy is a French home textile brand based in Bordeaux.

The brand specialises in linen and cotton textiles for the home, with collections spanning bedding, cushions, throws, table linen, kitchen textiles, bath linen, curtains, outdoor textiles and accessories.

Malmaison currently curates a more focused Haomy edit centred primarily on kitchen and bathroom textiles.

Is Haomy the same as Harmony Textiles?

Yes. Harmony Textiles changed its name to Haomy in 2022.

Customers may still recognise or search for the brand as Harmony, Harmony Textile or Harmony Textiles, but Haomy is the current official brand name.

When was Harmony Textiles founded?

Harmony Textiles was founded in 1999 by Emilie and Lionel Dubos.

The business developed from the Dubos family's earlier experience in furnishing and decorative textiles and later expanded internationally before becoming Haomy in 2022.

Is Haomy a French brand and where is it based?

Yes. Haomy is a French textile brand based in the Bordeaux region of France.

Its French creative identity is central to the brand, with collections shaped around natural materials, considered colour, tactile texture and a relaxed contemporary approach to interiors.

Are all Haomy products made in France?

No. Haomy is a French-designed textile brand, but manufacturing locations vary according to the collection.

For example, selected Haomy bathroom textiles stocked by Malmaison are designed in France and made in Turkey, while other textile pieces may be produced elsewhere in Europe.

We recommend checking the individual Malmaison product page for the exact country of manufacture and material composition of the piece you are considering.

Why did Harmony Textiles change its name to Haomy?

Harmony Textiles became Haomy in 2022 as the brand introduced a simpler identity for its continued development in France and internationally.

The name changed, but the focus on linen, cotton, colour, quality and responsible textile production remained central to the brand.

What materials does Haomy use?

Haomy specialises particularly in linen and cotton, although compositions vary across the wider collection.

Some pieces are pure linen or pure cotton, while others combine linen and cotton or incorporate other fibres depending on the required texture and use.

Always check the individual product page for exact composition.

What is European Flax?

European Flax certification relates to premium flax fibre grown in Western Europe according to defined agricultural and traceability standards.

Haomy uses certified European flax in selected linen collections, reflecting the brand's emphasis on high-quality natural materials.

What does OEKO-TEX mean on Haomy textiles?

Selected Haomy textiles carry certifications such as OEKO-TEX Standard 100 or OEKO-TEX Made in Green.

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 tests textiles for harmful substances, while Made in Green also addresses production in environmentally responsible and socially responsible facilities.

Certification varies by product, so check the individual listing for details.

Is Haomy a sustainable brand?

Haomy places responsible production and natural materials at the centre of its brand commitments.

The company uses recognised certifications including European Flax and OEKO-TEX across much of its wider range and continues to emphasise responsible textile manufacturing.

Because materials, certification and production methods vary by collection, we prefer to provide the specific information relevant to each individual product rather than make a blanket sustainability claim.

What Haomy products does Malmaison stock?

Malmaison's current Haomy collection includes selected French linen aprons, bath towels, hand towels and bath mats.

Our assortment changes as collections evolve, so additional Haomy designs, colours or textile categories may be introduced from time to time.

What is special about the Haomy Kyoto apron?

Kyoto is a relaxed linen apron with a practical cross-back design.

The shape slips easily over the shoulders without a conventional neck strap or waist fastening, while the generous front pocket makes it useful for cooking, baking, gardening and creative work.

Its washed linen texture and understated colour palette give it the relaxed character for which Haomy is known.

What are Haomy Ubud towels made from?

The current Ubud towels stocked by Malmaison are made from a blend of 80% cotton and 20% linen.

The botanical pattern is woven into the textile, creating subtle texture and visual depth rather than relying on a surface print.

What is the difference between Ubud and Issey towels?

Ubud combines cotton and linen and features a subtle woven botanical texture.

Issey is a cotton towel collection with a lighter, simpler appearance and refined finishing detail.

Both are designed in France, but they offer different textures and visual character for the bathroom.

What are Haomy Hammam and Kymi bath mats made from?

Haomy Hammam and Kymi bath mats are made from 100% cotton.

They are substantial woven bathroom textiles designed to provide softness, absorbency and texture underfoot.

Sizes and weights vary between collections, so check the individual product page when choosing the best shape for your bathroom.

Can I mix different Haomy colours?

Yes. Haomy's colour palette is designed to work particularly well when layered.

Rather than matching every towel or textile exactly, combine complementary shades such as White, Natural, Amande, Celadon and deeper seasonal colours to create a relaxed and collected interior.

How should I care for Haomy textiles?

Care requirements vary according to the fibre and weave.

Many Haomy cotton and linen products are machine washable, but recommended temperatures and drying instructions differ between collections.

Always follow the care label and individual Malmaison product page to help preserve the colour, texture and finish of your textile.

Does Haomy make a good gift?

Yes. Haomy aprons, hand towels and other smaller home textiles make thoughtful gifts for housewarmings, hosts, weddings and anyone who appreciates natural materials and understated French design.

Their practical nature also makes them particularly appealing when you want to give something beautiful that will genuinely be used.