Monograms for the Home
By (Author) Kimberly
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
1st September 2015
United States
General
Non Fiction
747
Hardback
192
Width 216mm, Height 267mm
While monograms have a rich history going all the way back to the sixth century BC, they're anything but outdated. Luscious photography and Whitman's expressive writing, peppered with quotes from etiquette experts, show that monogramming remains very much in vogue. From linens, lamps, and chairs to silver, china, desk accessories, and more, here are exquisite examples of how to use monograms as your "personal logo" in stylish, elegant ways in any part of your home. AUTHOR: Kimberly Schlegel Whitman, author of six previous books on entertaining and event planning, is Editor at Large for Southern Living magazine. 200 colour photographs
Kimberly Whitman is a lifestyle and entertaining expert. She has published seven books on entertaining, done countless television appearances, and a daily radio segment on Dallas's number one morning show. She is an editor-at-large for Southern Living magazine. Kimberly and calligraphy artist Jen O'Neal have created the Halo Home line of monogrammable linens and popular emoji cocktail napkins, which are found in over 85 stores nationwide.