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Using cloth napkins instead of paper ones can instantly elevate an everyday meal at home (and also help cut down on waste). As in the world of bedding, there are a couple of choices to make about ...

There are two reasons we all need to be switching to reusable napkins: the first is because it’s infinitely better for the environment to do so, and the second is because it’s considered much classier ...

It's time to ditch the paper. Here's why. If you’re like me, you have countless table setting photos saved, full of ornately folded cloth napkins that coordinate perfectly with matching china. The ...

The next time you're throwing a formal sit down dinner for your family and friends, go the whole hog. With the mushroom risotto and gulab jamuns you're making, don't forget about dining table ...

One of the easiest ways to "go green" (so to speak) is to get rid of the paper napkins and start using all those fancy cloth ones that you got as gifts for your wedding shower. These days, ...

Pumpkins and fall festivities go together like peanut butter and jelly, which is why this pumpkin napkin from Kitchen Stuff ...