garnier thiebaut

Every destination has a sense of uniqueness, and the most memorable boutique hotels turn that into a tangible sense of place that guests can see, touch, and remember long after checkout. Boutique hospitality generally refers to smaller, design-forward, often independent or lifestyle properties that lean into character rather than scale.

This segment has grown to be a powerhouse within the hospitality industry. In the United States, boutique hotel revenue is estimated at more than 36 billion dollars in 2025, after several years of strong growth as travelers seek unique and personalized stays. Globally, the boutique hotel market is projected to grow more than seven percent a year through 2030.

This momentum is driven by guests who value distinct design and curated experiences, particularly in the boutique segment, where urban boutique hotels account for more than 60 percent of the global market share. Major hotel groups are also entering this space with lifestyle and soft-brand collections

For nearly two centuries, Garnier Thiebaut has been synonymous with excellence in French linen craftsmanship. From historic châteaux to modern icons, our bed, bath and table linens are trusted by some of the most prestigious hotels around the world, selected for their timeless design, superior quality, and enduring elegance.

Since 1997, we’ve extended that legacy across the Americas, offering our expertise to hospitality leaders who value elevated guest experiences. Every collection is developed with generations of know-how and designed to meet the high standards of properties that understand the power of detail.

As France celebrates Bastille Day this July, we reflect on the heritage woven into every Garnier Thiebaut linen. Originating in the Vosges in 1833, our brand continues to evolve while upholding the spirit of craftsmanship that defines French excellence. This season, we celebrate not only a national holiday but also the principles we hold dear: refinement, precision, and the lasting