Are you newly engaged? Do you know someone who's planning a wedding? Or maybe you're an honored guest or participant in upcoming nuptials? This week, we're launching IDoSugar to cover everything wedding related on the Sugar sites. Our first mission: tackling the topic of engagement. Here on Casa, I'll be handling all of your registry needs this week. Later this month and in months to come I'll also cover topics such as planning a ladies' bachelorette weekend, books, crafting decorations, and finding great invitations. So stay tuned for all of our great coverage here on Sugar!
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These Grand Tour Sienna Marble Tubs ($8,500) from Bond and Bowery are from 19th century Italy, and each one, measuring 14"W X 6"D X 6"H, is modeled after a Roman tub. They are, in essence, just pieces of art, but I can think of plenty of uses for them in my home off the top of my head.
For the latest How Would You I'd like you to think outside the home-decorating box and find some creative ways to repurpose this pair of antique marble tubs. How would you use it in your home? In what room? For what purpose? Would you use them for storage? For décor? Add anything to them? Paint or refinish them? Leave a comment below and let me know how you'd fit these objets d'art into your home.

When getting our homes so fresh and so clean, don't overlook your silverware. If you've assembled your home cleaning kit you'll have most of the ingredients for this Recipe For Clean. Use it to make your silverware shine like the top of the Chrysler building.

Supplies:

• 3-in. square of aluminum foil
• 1 tbsp. of salt
• 1 tbsp. of baking soda
• 1 cup of warm water

To learn the steps of this recipe, read more

If you're still drying off with the ratty bath towels you arrived with at your freshman college dorm, it's probably time to ante up and welcome some fresh new towels to your linen closet. I cannot tell you how much of a difference it will make in your morning cleansing routine. Thankfully, you don't have to tread these new waters at the expense of style or your wallet. The Pottery Barn Classic Stripe Bath Towels ($6-$18) are classic, plush, and super absorbent but not so traditional that they won't fit in with your modern bathroom cabinets. If after one shake down with this Steal, you're still longing for the frayed terrycloth linens from your co-ed days, I'd have to say you have bigger problems, Van Wilder.

My heart literally stopped beating altogether when I first laid eyes on the Neiman Marcus Bierdermeier-Style Stool ($579-599). Tasteful, yet seductive. Reserved, yet entrancing. Breathtaking. Aluminum hand-cast into the perfect ornate shape. An x-base. Tall, slender, feminine, tapered legs. Scarlet red with a crisp, white cushion. All that one could dream of in a barstool, aside from a cold drink in front of you.