House of Hydrangeas

Say goodbye to fake greenery and roosters, and add more cabinets on top of your existing kitchen cabinets.  No need to waste that space.  Add glass fronts to show off your best pieces. Dress up typical wooden chairs with monogram covers like these. Happy Endings.  If you're not watching this show, you're missing out on A LOT of laughs. I gave up sweets for Lent so I can't wait to eat something like this very very soon.  Chocolate peanut butter mousse cheesecake...mmmmm. Thankful for my risen Lord. Happy Easter everyone!

Monograms became all the rage a few years ago. So much so that now, you can find just about anything you want already monogrammed at the store. Personally, I think it can be a little too much, especially in home decor. My general rule is that if it comes to the store already monogrammed, steer clear. Such items will only make your home look cheap. Try to avoid anything that screams "mass produced!" After all, it's the personal and unique touches that move your house from predictable to posh. Let's face it--anyone can buy a 'R' monogrammed pillow and throw it on their couch, but that doesn't make it stylish. Here are a few examples of how to do monogramming right. These hand towels featured in Lonny add just the right touch of elegance and color to this beautiful bathroom, and the unique letter framing is to die for. Monograms don't have to be loud to make an impact. This personalized julep cup from Pottery Barn is stylishly subtle and can serv...