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The article offers information on creating beautiful homemade drapes using vintage fabrics for a charming cottage style and offering easy and creative ideas for window treatments. Topics discussed include using vintage tablecloths and fabrics to make unique and thrifty curtains; incorporating lace; blankets; and other vintage textiles to achieve a rustic yet elegant look for cottagecore enthusiasts.

The article evaluates various household linens including Hemstitch Tablecloth from Volga Linen, Traditional Elmstead Sofa from Lorfords Contemporary and Mandolino from C&C Milano.

Entertaining expert Chyka Keebaugh shares tips on creating an abundant Christmas table without breaking the bank. She suggests layering and mixing different elements to make the table festive, using existing white plates and adding colored plates for variety. Keebaugh also recommends mixing and matching cutlery and glassware for a unique look, and shares that using fabric from a local store for a tablecloth and making homemade bonbons can create a bold yet inexpensive aesthetic. [Extracted from the article]

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The article titled "SPLURGE versus STEAL" provides a list of various outdoor dining and decor items along with their prices. The items range from festoon lights and vases to napkins and dinner plates. The article includes options at different price points, allowing readers to choose between more expensive and more affordable options. The article also features a photo showcasing a dining set and various accessories available at Marks & Spencer. [Extracted from the article]

In the article "NEXT BIG THING" from Livingetc, designer Eva Sonaike highlights the work of fine artist studio Shellegance, known for their shell-inspired designs. The studio creates clay ornaments, bowls, and fabric motifs that evoke a sense of sunshine and the seaside. The artist, Lucie de Moyencourt, uses clay to create absorbent pieces that radiate joy and can be used as versatile decor items or gifts. The designs are described as bringing happiness and brightness to any space, regardless of location. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a stain removal guide published by Consumer Reports. It provides recommendations for cleaning various stains, such as red wine, candle wax, tree sap, gravy, and more. The guide advises using specific cleaning solutions and techniques, such as blotting instead of scrubbing, to avoid damaging the material. The document also mentions other topics, such as the top-rated products of the year and the increase in SUV sales in the U.S. It concludes by directing readers to an article about the best products tested in 2024. [Extracted from the article]

The article introduces the New Era collection of handcrafted pieces and organic patterns from Neptune, including the Sofia table linen, tablecloth and napkins.

Do itTHIS MONTH'S Do itGo all out with a floral and pumpkin centrepiece for a party table. Start by drilling holes into your pumpkin, then push the stems of your flowers into the holes. Start with the smallest flowers first, adding in larger blooms as you go.Use dried or fresh flowers (or a combination of both)Try the Victorine linen tablecloth, £55, La RedoutePHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

REGULARSTABLE, SETAsouvla is a new homewares outfit aiming to bring classic Mediterranean hospitality to Australian homes. Practical and elegant, the debut collection of tablecloths, napkins and ceramics are inspired by The Apollo restaurant, part of co-founder Nicholas Ingall's stable as operations manager for The Apollo Restaurant Group. asouvla.com.auPHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

This article provides tips on how to prepare for a patio party. It suggests doing a quick clean by sweeping leaves and wiping down surfaces, as well as drying any damp outdoor pillows and cushions. Opening patio doors and setting up minibars are recommended to make guests feel comfortable and encourage mingling. Adding linens, décor, and dimming indoor lights can help create an inviting atmosphere. The tips are sourced from The Wall Street Journal. [Extracted from the article]

Saks Fifth Avenue is launching its first high jewelry collection, featuring over 200 pieces across various categories. The collection aims to provide a personalized shopping experience where customers can purchase pieces and create their own unique jewelry. Tracy Margolies, the chief merchandising officer, emphasized the retailer's commitment to delivering exceptional quality and inspiring shopping experiences. The collection includes solitaire diamonds in different cuts, colors, and shapes, with standout pieces like a 100-carat pear-shaped diamond necklace. Customers can also customize their jewelry pieces through private appointments and a custom diamond-cutting service. The high jewelry collection will be available at Saks Fifth Avenue's New York flagship and will expand to other locations in the fall. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates several house furnishings including Sharland Heather Dinner Plate, Quintessence Lunch in Tangier Wide Striped Tablecloth and Kim Seybert Shell Fringe Napkin Ring.

The article titled "BREAKFAST ON THE TABLECLOTH OF HAPPINESS" by Katherine Duffy is a poem that describes a scene of breakfast on a tablecloth. The author portrays the wind as wanting to steal the blue-and-white checked cloth from the table, which is covered in crumbs, elbows, and a morning newspaper. The poem mentions the presence of four white stones at the corners of the table, and although the balcony view does not reveal the sea, the sound and saltiness of the air can be felt. The poem evokes a sense of anchoring and happiness around the tablecloth, with faces contemplating the upcoming day. However, there is a distant yet persistent sizzle that suggests the need to face challenges and continue moving forward. The poem also mentions the presence of rooms to be cleaned and the imagery of sinking boats and breaking buildings. Despite this, the poem ends on a peaceful note with the mention of bougainvillea counting its purples in the sun. [Extracted from the article]

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Loretta Caponi, a heritage Florentine firm, has collaborated with Venezuelan designer Carlos Mota to create a collection of linens, napkins, tablecloths, and more inspired by art, nature, and lifestyle. The exclusive capsule features handcrafted embroidered pieces that reflect Mota's love for art and nature, while preserving traditional craftsmanship. The collection will be available for purchase on Loretta Caponi's website starting February 1st, with an event in New York City to celebrate its launch. [Extracted from the article]

The article evaluates various products related to Easter gathering offered by Garden Trading including Oaksey checked napkins, Oaksey checked tablecloth and Chilford solid wood bench.

The article offers a preview of multiple products relate to home decor and dining accessories, including "Chambray Tablecloth in Terracotta Blush", from Walton & Co.; "Blush Pink Scallop Placemats", from Rose & Grey, and "Mulberry Silk Soft Pink Striped Ruffle Boudoir Cushion", from French Bedroom.

The article offers eight easy ways to refresh and update your kitchen space through simple changes, including using colorful tablecloths, adding soft lighting, displaying fresh blooms, undertaking paint projects, displaying herbs, and organizing storage.

Vivetta Ponti's collection showcased at Milan Fashion Week drew inspiration from everyday household items like tablecloths, curtains, and pillows, transforming them into whimsical and surreal clothing pieces. The designs featured intricate embroideries of flowers and leaves on garments like skirts, shirts, and jeans, adding a touch of elegance to the playful aesthetic. Additionally, Ponti introduced a Vivetta Kids collection in collaboration with Nanán, featuring flowered dresses and pink skirt suits for young models, creating a charming and youthful atmosphere at the show. [Extracted from the article]

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Hailey Bieber attended a holiday party for Rhode Skincare and showcased her festive style on Instagram. She wore a fluffy red coat and a metallic red minidress that had a high neckline and long sleeves. Bieber completed her look with black tights, pointed-toe shoes, and a '90s-inspired updo and overlined lip. She also shared pictures of the party, including a table decorated with a ribbon-tied candle and a photo booth picture with her husband, Justin Bieber. The party even featured beer pong on white tablecloths. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews several best holiday table furnishings including the Furbish Henney Tablecloth from furbishstudio.com; the John Derian Mushroom Appetizer Plates from target.com; and the Zuma Tumblers glassware from Kelly Wearstler.

The article offers a preview of several checkerboard-themed home decoration products including the Betty cushion from Sunday Home Store, Tommy beach chair from Paper Plane and Le Monde vases from Smith & Caugheys.

Angelica Hicks, an Instagram and TikTok star, has gained popularity for her creative and humorous fashion recreations using everyday household items. She has transformed candy wrappers, plastic wrap, and lettuce into iconic red carpet looks worn by celebrities like Maggie Gyllenhaal and Hunter Schafer. Hicks' videos, recorded on her iPhone at home, have garnered a large following and praise from fashion industry insiders. Her work challenges the elitism of fashion and promotes the idea that anyone can be stylish, regardless of their bank account. [Extracted from the article]

The article profiles textile designer Goya Lopes. Topics discussed include family background, education, and early life and career in art and design. Also mentioned are some of Lopes' work including a tablecoth, caftans, and a turban, apron and table set. The importance of Afro-Brazilian fashion is highlighted.

The article reflects on the life and death of Blagitsa, who had an intimate knowledge of the natural world and was skilled in creating tonics and poultices from herbs and weeds. It mentions that by using self-spun wool, she crafted complex designs for tablecloths, napkins, and sweaters. It also mentions two balls of handspun singles spun by her.

Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show showcased dressy and occasionally sparkly fabrics, with a mix of pink and black and wondrous embellishments. The menswear collection featured tailored suits and coats with layers of crisp white tulle, as well as lustrous satins, velvets, and whimsical hairstyles. The show culminated in colorful metallic brocades, glossy raincoats, and tulle jackets and coats stuffed with cascading folds of colorful fabrics. The collection brought a festive feeling and received applause from the audience. [Extracted from the article]