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Monogrammed draperies have been popping up lately and I love the look.
Here is a bed drapery treatment that is embellished with a flourish. It gives the look of a monogram but without the specific letter reference.
via la dolce vita A monogrammed bed cover with an embroidered flying friend as a companion.
via cottage living Hand printed monograms with elaborate borders are just as effective as the traditional embroidered style.
via pink wallpaper Appliqued monograms allow the design to be beefed up for a very bold statement.
via cottage living I love this treatment with the monogram on the back of the chair.
via cottage living Here's another version numbering each chair - brilliantly different!!!
Even a small flourish or emblem can make a big impact.
Love this flourish at the back of this slipper chair.
via cozy cottageThe bold initial on the back of this parsons chair fits in well with the wide border and contrasting welt.
via better homes & gardens Slipcovers are a perfect place to show off your family crest or monogram.
Headboards emblazoned with your moniker are becoming commonplace.
This bed corona shows a supersized intial as the focal point.
This fun bed is from JC Penney. I'd love to see it used in a bunk room lined up in rows with the kids names embroidered in different colors.
Another jumbo sized monogram serves as the focus of design on this upholstered bed.I'm gonna get out my embroidery thread and go to work.
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I adore monogramming - especially the beds. Lovely post, Jackie - you have inspired me for Christmas presents, I love monogrammed hand towels and handkerchiefs (old fashioned I know, but a little bit of luxury never goes astray) xv
Hi Vickie,
I'm going to try out some printed monograms for Xmas presents this year. So easy!
What a great group of examples. I especially love the hand printed pillows and the white chair with the monogram on the back. Do you think these might be screen printed? I'd love to try something myself.
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