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Chalkboard paper table runner. 30"W x 25'L
$20.00
The Table Banner is perfect for personalizing a place setting with a name or the...
$20.00
The Table Banner is perfect for personalizing a place setting with a name or the...
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Our Give Thanks Placemat is perfect for the Thanksgiving season and so much more. Layer...
$12.00
Add some shimmer to your Thanksgiving table with these cocktail sized napkins. With the cheeky...
$15.00
Give your guests a spine-chilling thrill by using this ghost shaped napkins at your Halloween...
$39.00
Our paper placemats add an elegant touch to any tablescape. Placemats come in pads and...
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Simple yet stunning, these party plates are sure to make a statement at your Thanksgiving...
$15.00
Set a rustic table this Thanksgiving with these gingham check plates. These party plates are...
$39.00
There's so much to be grateful for in fall-- and this runner is one of...
$34.00
2020 is Hester & Cook's 15th Anniversary! As part of their celebration, they've pulled some favorite...
$20.00
Add another stylish layer to your table. Our table accents make wonderful place cards. Just...
"Don’t you love Okotoks in the Fall? Makes me want to watch You’ve Got Mail."
Well, I guess if I’m being completely honest, I always want to watch You’ve Got Mail, but the urge is especially strong at the first hint of Fall. In a lot of ways, I’m not typically nostalgic when it comes to the 90’s. I’m not eager to revisit my grunge phase, but I do have a special place in my heart when it comes to 90’s interior and set design. Enter You’ve Got Mail and, more specifically, Meg Ryan’s apartment.
"Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist." - Pablo Picasso
When you think of creativity, rules probably aren’t the first thing that come to mind. But in art, as in life, there are certain rules that point us in the right direction and give us a better chance for success; interior design is no exception. The following are guidelines for some of the most common stumbling blocks I see, those tricky little design conundrums you shouldn't need a degree to master.
