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Lifestyle
They're big enough to handle a messy, saucy meal without being unwieldy—and easy to throw in the hamper when you're done.
Emma Wartzman

Culture
If you were able to take your eyes off the October 2010 issue's Apple Fritters with Bourbon Ice Cream for just a minute, you may have noticed the chic napkin on the table next to the desserts.
Guest

Culture
Meema’s textiles are made from soft denim that was heading for landfills—my napkins are staying far from the trash.
Jenna Adrian-Diaz

Culture
As every chef knows, the side towel--a pan-grabbing, herb-drying, cleaning machine--is the real kitchen essential.
Guest

Cooking
They're cute and eco-friendly but are they up to the task?
Alex Beggs

techniques
For the placement of the utensils, as I learned from Emily Post, just remember the word FORKS.
Lily Fink Harrington

Culture
He sent back a (crazy bizarre/crazy cool) tablecloth, obviously
Emily Fleischaker

Shopping
The kitchen is a messy, stain-y place. Stop buying fancy dish towels you can't bear to let go.
Christine Muhlke

Culture
I thought I would be content to dry my hands on ratty old towels for the rest of time—and wow, was I WRONG.
Christina Chaey

Shopping
When it’s dark by afternoon, I’ll take all the help I can get.
Bekah Waalkes

Shopping
These smock aprons are so stylish, your guests might assume they're part of your outfit.
Alma Avalle

Culture
A pro-tip from Left-Handed Toons
Danielle Walsh

Culture
Is there anything more glorious than a table covered with newly emptied dishes? Our staffers have been posting their pics to Instagram--here's a roundup
Julia Bainbridge

Shopping
Bonus: They make great cloth napkins too.
Amiel Stanek

Culture
If you weren't on the guest list for last night's State Dinner at the White House, don't fret. We'll help you recreate the meal at home.
Michael Singer

Culture
Cheesy cellophane need not apply
Julia Bainbridge

Cooking
You guessed it: this is an oven mitt
Sam Dean

Culture
Are you in the market for some pastel dinner plates? Yeah, probably.
Zoë Sessums

techniques
All you need to perfectly hasselback vegetables are a sharp knife, a steady hand, and this technique.
Bon Appétit

Culture
I was looking for the perfect pad on which to jot strawberry shortcake tasting notes, and the Japanese company, Nuts, really came through.
Michael Singer

Bon Appétit

Culture
f you still don't know about Nate Berkus--he of the gigawatt smile, the preternaturally good hair, and the soulfully elegant design aesthetic--you have only yourself to blame
Bon Appétit

Cooking
The options are endless for these sweet photographs
Julia Bainbridge

Culture
Royal Wedding memorabilia is usually ugly, but there's something fantastic about this tea towel ($18) from London-born Brooklyn designer Claudia Pearson.
Emily Fleischaker