This year we said goodbye to Home, O at Home, and Cottage Living, and many of those shelter mags that aren't closing shop are still teetering. With shelter magazines folding left and right, this is a tough category, but there's still plenty of great content out there. So tell me, which is your fave?
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What's Your Favorite Shelter Magazine in 2008?
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I like Domino, but they feature so much fur/taxidermy that I doubt I'll be renewing my subscription. I don't want to be depressed/nauseated when I'm flipping through a magazine.
1I love domino, but will really miss Cottage Living...it was one of my favs
2i love domino as well. I've purchased a lot from them to make my room less messy.
3I really liked Wish. It was a Canadian publication that sadly just folded.
4I miss Blueprint also, but Domino is one of my favorites.
5I love Domino and Elle Decor. And I miss Blueprint dearly!
6I'm bummed out that Cottage Living is gone!
7I miss Blueprint too. I haven't really looked at a Domino though maybe I should. I also enjoy the Nest, which wasn't one of the choices.
8Domino is the one I subscribe to. But I also really liked the blue- print. It had great style and party tips.
9I love Western Interiors. I always pick it up at the airport as a treat since the subscription price is sort of ridiculous.
Coastal Living has great pieces too.
I get MetHome in the mail - but I've lost interest b/c honestly, with the budgets they're working with it's hard NOT to make a place look great:
When even the light fixtures cost $5000 and every other piece is "custom made", or the Design On A Budget articles are all built by people who OWN construction/interior design/architecture companies, I lose interest fast.
Looks like I need to try out Domino!
10I just really like Dwell.
11I still miss Blueprint!
12I really like Dwell, Real Simple and Elle Decor.
13Man, I didn't know Cottage Living was going down! That's the one I voted for! Bummer. Not sure if this is a "shelter" magazine, but I also like Do it Yourself which pretty much sums it up. They have great stuff that even an unskilled person like me can do. A lot of these mags I don't like because I see all this stuff I would love to have, but will NEVER be able to afford. It's kind of depressing.
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