Category Archives: Tabletop
Tablescape: Inspired by Garden Follies
Following Friday’s post on Garden Follies, I’ve found the perfect china to begin a tablescape. Made by Hermès is this inspiring pattern called Les Maisons Enchantées. “Cream-coloured with sepia brown engravings, this faience is enchanting. This malleable material … Continue reading
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Tagged Dransfield & Ross, Etsy, Garden Folly, Hermes, La Maison, Michael Aram, Replacements, Schubert Nursery, Simon Pearce, Tablescape
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Find me at Tobi’s Blog Today!
Today I’m guest blogging at Tobi’s Blog. Come over and read about my “All-American Tabletop.” See you there! TOBI’S BLOG Kathryn
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Tagged All-American, Guest Blogger, Made in the USA, Tobi Fairley, Tobi's Blog
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The New All-American Tabletop
Welcome to The Collected Room! Many of you are joining me today from Tobi’s Blog. Today I’m presenting Part II of my All-American Tabletops. If you missed Part I about The VINTAGE All-American Tabletop over at Tobi’s, you’ll find it HERE. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertaining, Tabletop, Uncategorized
Tagged Cakeplates, Fiesta, Karen Lee Ballard, Lunt Silversmiths, Mosser Glass, San Lori, Simon Pearce
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The Monogram
The centuries old custom of monogramming linens has quite an interesting history. Originally, all linens were white and the stitches of the monograms were white as well. This idea of white was tied into the premise of the purity … Continue reading
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Tagged Leontine Linens, Linens, Monograms, Napkins, The Book of Fine Linen
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Leontine Linens
Beautiful linens are one of the important elements of creating a beautiful tabletop. The monogrammed linens from Leontine Linens are absolutely gorgeous and a must have for the discriminating host or hostess. Pictured above is the elegant Davis Hemstitched Linen. … Continue reading
