House Beautiful

I have been buying this magazine for simply ages. It's one of my must buys (especially now that we are imminent to move house). The style of the magazine appeals to around the 25-45 age group and the interiors and products featured are modern, bright, and cheerful. They are also not out of the average person's price range (which you irritatingly find in some of the home style mags). You always get at least a couple of competitions each month one of which has a 'major' prize, for example £10,000 makeover. Contents include real homes. property and finance, furnishings, gardening features etc. It's a tops publication it really is. ...

I do not actually own a house of my own but I got this free with a voucher from the Sunday Express. It usually costs £2.30 so I thought I would have a nosey to see what it was about. All together there was 188 pages in the June 2001 issue. A few of these were adverts but most of it was packed with information. If I had a house I would buy this magazine more often as it contains some good tips on how to turn your house into something special. The magazine contains information on shopping, people and houses, furnishings and decorating, gardens, food and drink and property and finance. In the furnishing and decorating section I found some very ...

Having recently bought my own home I'm keen to get it looking exactly how I want, with my own personal touches, so, for ideas, I went out and bought a few interior design/home decoration magazines. One of which was House Beautiful, and I have to say it was one of the best. The price was pretty reasonable for this type of magazine (£2.10) and it's packed full of ideas from whole rooms to the little tiny objects that fill them. All items featured have excellent photographs, the price and where you can purchase them. And they all seem to be fairly reasonable which is quite refreshing! But it's not just filled with endless pictures of rooms and cushions and ...