At Home in the Modern World
Dwell is a magazine with beautiful photography, well-written and interesting articles, relevant features and some of the best advertisements you'll ever find in a design magazine. After being launched in 2000, Dwell magazine has undergone a number of changes over the years and has become one of the best design and architecture magazines. It's like having Robin Leach profile middle to upper-middle class homes, only more in-depth. The projects covered include modern ideas from inexpensive to the very extravagant from trophy home to prefab. They also go beyond design concepts with regular features covering travel, art, food and film.
Chocked Full of Great Ideas
Think of it as a great idea magazine that explores concepts for small places, environmentally friendly green homes, and prefab houses. Instead of becoming just another house beautiful magazine, Dwell shows real people in real homes showing contemporary project ideas. There articles may center on home dwellings but they cover home furnishings, appliances, and unique products for the home - something often lacking in other design magazines. The product advertisements in the back of Dwell magazine are simply divine - great fodder for dreams. They have also profiled ways that people have customized and modernized their apartment homes in style.
Innovative Inspiring Design
Reading articles on homes that were designed and built using environmentally friendly materials and utilizing the natural environment for maintaining a comfortable year-round temperature is truly inspiring. Dwell magazine is hip with strong appeal to the up and comers. It will inspire you to think in a different direction and challenge your notions of what constitutes modern design and unique decorating solutions. Dwell is one magazine you won't want to miss. Improve your awareness for contemporary design by subscribing today.
Previous issues of Dwell magazine covered topics such as:
- Building Homes That Build Community
- Home Office 101
- Green Dreams
- Dwell: At Home in the Modern World
- Art Collecting 101
- Think Small: Homes Under 1,700 Square Feet