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" A monogrammed napkin coordinates with an Herm\u00E8s scarf cleverly used as a table topper. Based in New Orleans, Jane Scott Hodges&amp;#039; luxe linen line Leontine takes bedroom, tabletop, and bathroom essentials to an entirely new level of supreme elegance. &amp;quot;Monograms can be as discreet as a subtle, single initial on the tucked corner of a hand-kerchief or as bold as a twelve-inch focal point in the center of a sham,&amp;quot; Hodges says of the embellishment she describes as &amp;quot;particularly dear to her heart.&amp;quot; As for where you put them, she says, there are no limits. &amp;quot;Monograms can be embroidered or appliqued in the traditional spots on pillows, top sheets, and napkins, or they can show up in more unexpected places, for instance on the back of an upholstered dining chair or on a fabric bed crown.&amp;quot; Scroll below as we take in the transformative powers a monogrammed dinner napkin has on a tablescape with photographs from Hodges&amp;#039; debut coffee table tome Linens: For Every Room, out this April from Rizzoli.  An eggplant placemat is appliqued with a border of coral and paired with Leotine&amp;#039;s Chopstick monogram for an unforgettable table bathed in color.  A batik tablecloth in warm jewel tones is accented with a turquoise version of Leontine&amp;#039;s Addison monogram.  A warm invitation to dine, with colorful linens, china, and flowers. Photography by Paul Costello/Courtesy of Rizzoli "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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