Domino Redux?
Hi all,
I tried to put this up on FB, but it's being stupid... for those of you out there who, like me, adored domino and anxiously collected every issue, we have a new reason for rejoicing! Though Conde Nast continues to stubbornly keep domino shuttered, Brides Magazine has picked up the archive and is slowly digitalizing the old articles, complete with very high-resolution photographs. It's nothing new, but it's better than nothing at all, right?
http://www.brides.com/about/domino-magazine
I've personally been digging through my archive of magazines, seeking inspiration for home decorating on a shoe-string... I'd like to make my home a little comfier, cozier and more bohemian (which is harder than it sounds!) Since I don't have all four year's worth of the magazines, some of the archived articles are new to me, which is killer fun.
Enjoy!
I tried to put this up on FB, but it's being stupid... for those of you out there who, like me, adored domino and anxiously collected every issue, we have a new reason for rejoicing! Though Conde Nast continues to stubbornly keep domino shuttered, Brides Magazine has picked up the archive and is slowly digitalizing the old articles, complete with very high-resolution photographs. It's nothing new, but it's better than nothing at all, right?
http://www.brides.com/about/domino-magazine
I've personally been digging through my archive of magazines, seeking inspiration for home decorating on a shoe-string... I'd like to make my home a little comfier, cozier and more bohemian (which is harder than it sounds!) Since I don't have all four year's worth of the magazines, some of the archived articles are new to me, which is killer fun.
Enjoy!