The monogram makes sense for Washington. In this meeting place of Southern prepsters and Northeastern Ivy Leaguers (neither group shy about initialing its personal items), where a last name still ...

Monograms may have you thinking of your mother’s "fancy" napkins, kickass royal crests, and other dated, preppy, and overly-precious items of the past, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Traditional ...

Dallas-based entertaining extraordinaire Kimberly Schlegel Whitman is the queen of tablescapes and monograms. In her new book out this month, Monograms for the Home, she delves into the history of the ...

All my life I’ve had an identity crisis. It started the day I was born when my well-meaning parents named me Nancy Marnell Jameson, and never called me by my first name. As a newborn, I was in no ...