Fortunately there are still several pubs left, however the aforementioned four leave a gaping hole in those that target the under 35 crowd. Ah well, at least designer trends trickle down faster these days, which means we'll see them in places where we can afford to shop, sooner.
On to the round-up:
House Beautiful: Founded in 1896 and targeted toward affluent, educated readers ages 35 to 54. Covers home design and decoration, gardening and entertaining, interior design, architecture and travel. Illustrates stories of home style and beauty through information on the latest products and decorating ideas.
Martha Stewart Living: Established in 1990 and provides consumers with the information, ideas, and confidence they need to raise the quality of living and lifestyle in their homes and in a variety of activities that form the core of homelife. Edited for discerning, quality-conscious readers, the goal is to inform and inspire, to teach and demystify a broad range of subjects.
Metropolitan Home: Established in 1969 and written for the style-conscious individual interested in keeping up on the latest offerings from the design and architecture worlds. Content provides pictorials of public and private properties, focusing on interior and exterior design, including garden and landscaping ideas.
Southern Accents: Established in 1977 and celebrates the best of the South. Each issue features the finest homes and gardens along with a balance of features that reflect the affluent lifestyles of its readers. Topics of interest include architecture, interior design, home and garden, new furnishings and antiques, entertaining, travel, landscape design, collecting and historical preservation.
Traditional Home: Created for affluent readers interested in home decorating and remodeling and features articles on buidling and decorating homes with classic taste and modern style. Focuses on the homeowner, how she decorates, entertains, travels, shops, unwinds and lives on a day-to-day basis.
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