Brushstroke dinner napkins, blue, set of two
Hand painted by moi, Joanna, we replicated my signature brush stroke print in cobalt on crisp white linen dinner napkins. Blue and white forever! These add such a bold touch to any tablescape all year round... love these napkins just as much on the 4th of July as I do on a chic Winter white and blue brunch table.
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NOT SO TRADITIONAL HOME
We were thrilled when the editors of Traditional Home popped in for lunch at my home in Connecticut, Foxglove Meadow. This quote from the article sums up why I do what I do!
“It’s been such a joy to have a garden. There’s something about connecting with the changing seasons and the natural elements in life. I get so much pleasure from watching tiny seeds grow into something beautiful. It’s a similar process when I imagine my tabletop accessories and then am able to put them to use when I entertain. It is such a great metaphor for life. There’s always something new, and tomorrow is another day. It never gets old.”
