Hen House Linens

a week of gracious living. our creative director, Katherine Poole is always getting up to something. here’s a snapshot of last week’s “something.” Monday I like to pretend I have chickens, so I go to my friend Rena’s. Today she let me keep the haul! Returned

Peppered Goat Cheese with Balsamic Peppers 1 red pepper 1 orange pepper ½ C olive oil ¼ C balsamic vinegar ¼ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper Wash and dry the peppers and bake at 500 deg on a foil-lined tray for 20 minutes or until blistered. 

  The easy care of Hen House Linens leads to easy gatherings.  This picture above was taken at an impromptu beach party this past summer in the Hen’s community.  All the neighbors wanted to get together so everyone brought a dish and some wine to

Spring. A season to renew. And, we have a beautiful palette perfectly suited to refresh! With our sensible price point, easy-care fabric and terrific style, Hen House Linens are for how we are living right now.  To view larger images click on your favorite

The holiday entertaining season is upon us.  Let us help you make the setting stunning.  From layers of gorgeous color to smooth monochromatic backdrops, we’ve got you covered. Click an image to enlarge.

  In an effort to cut down on it’s carbon footprint, my son’s elementary school has asked that lunch boxes be packed with re-useable containers and water bottles. I like that he is not growing up in an environment where every last morsel of

People are serious about their tailgating. Whether or not yours involves an RV, a cornhole board, full body paint or silver candelabras, it does involve hosting a good party and team colors. Why not wow your parking lot revelers with a Hen House spread.

  My neighbor Lyn is what my family refers to as “good people.” The very embodiment of gracious living. It’s not because her house is always tidy, warm and welcoming (although it is) and it’s not because she comes to a neighborhood gathering with

Lee Kriel, my go-to photographer/neighbor/friend, snapped these pictures of a recent gathering we had down at our communal beach on the Severn River. Lee brought the makings for s’mores. I just had to share her clever, no-muss/fuss, kid-friendly spread. She has already been tapped

A few months ago, I received a phone call from a groom (yes, a groom). He was insistent. He wanted lovely napkins for his betrothed’s reception (luckybride). He felt it was a detail that would enhance the experience of their guests as they enjoyed