News

White cloth napkins stain faster than any other table linen. Wine, oil, food, and lipstick all show immediately on white fabric, and if they are not treated correctly, they become permanent. The go...

A napkin is the most overlooked item on the dining table and the one that makes the biggest difference when it's done right. Think about it. A beautifully folded linen napkin on a crisp white table...

To properly care for white cloth napkins, wash them separately in cold or lukewarm water using a mild detergent. Treat stains quickly, avoid chlorine bleach and fabric softeners, and use a gentle w...

A table napkin may seem like a small part of a place setting, but it has a simple job that matters at every meal. It helps keep your hands and face clean, protects clothing from small spills, and g...

To choose the right color for your cloth napkins, start with your tablecloth as the anchor. If your tablecloth is neutral white, ivory, cream, or natural linen, your napkins can be almost any color...

There's something about a scalloped edge that makes a table feel instantly more considered. That gentle wave detail on a napkin, a placemat, or both adds a layer of elegance that flat-edged linens ...

Imagine rummaging through a dusty box of grandma's old table linens in the attic of your Austin bungalow, pulling out faded napkins with delicate lace edges. You stitch them together on a lazy Sund...

The 7 basic paper napkin folding techniques include the pyramid, bishop’s hat, pocket, rose, fan, candle, and envelope folds. These styles are easy to create and are commonly used to enhance...

In a classic Western table setting, the napkin usually goes on the left side of the plate, beside or under the forks. In more formal or modern settings, it’s equally acceptable to place the cloth n...