D. Porthault is a French luxury linens house founded in Paris in 1920 by Daniel Porthault. His wife, Madeleine Porthault, is credited with introducing printed bed linens at a time when fine linens were almost exclusively white, earning the house a reputation as a pioneer of colorful, hand-drawn floral designs.
The house is known for its printed percales and voiles, scalloped edges, and hand-finished details, with linens produced in France. Signature prints such as hearts and floral motifs have remained in the collection for decades. Historic clients have included Jacqueline Kennedy, the Duchess of Windsor, and numerous royal households, and the brand has supplied linens to palaces, private residences, yachts, and luxury hotels.
D. Porthault produces bed linens, table linens, towels, sleepwear, and gifts, and offers custom and made-to-order work, including bespoke embroidery and special commissions. The brand sells through its Paris boutique, a New York presence, its e-commerce site, and select luxury retailers.