Metropolitan Home

Editorial Review:

This magazine is editorially focused on the art of living well. It contains coverage of home design, furnishings, fashion, food, wine and spirits, entertaining, electronics and travel. It is aimed at quality-conscious young adults seeking personal style and comfort in decorating.

Filled with the latest in home design inspiration, Metropolitan Home offers its readers full-color layouts of innovative and classic homes, insightful commentary on architectural trends and interior decoration, and notes on home peripherals in its "TechNotes" and "Collecting" sections. Beautiful home pictorials offer a wide variety of visual examples for the aspiring designer. The magazine tends to focus on multibedroom homes, but it does sometimes branch out to cover smaller city dwellings such as apartments and condominiums, and even, in one 2001 issue, rooftop gardens. --Jonathon Tudor

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

I apologize to the trees that gave their lives for my subscription.:

My choice was to subscribe to this magazine, or let my frequent flier miles expire. The practical penny pincher won out, so here I am, with my final issue, and grateful for the end. The end of searching fruitlessly for articles featured on the cover, but nowhere to be found amidst the overwhelming sea of advertisements inside (although the ads may be the best part of the magazine). The end of flipping pages furiously, but never quite fast enough, through endless stark and impractical designs. The end of... more info

Inflated Amazon Price:

$13.97 for a one year subscription from Amazon and the subscription card has it for $10.00?

Modern Decor and Interior Decorating Ideas.. Design Ideas:

A little mored edgy and current than Architectural Digest, this magazine is a good showcase of what's new.
The articles are not all that long as I write this review, but mostly the ads for new products or the pictures of what people have done to interior space is why you buy this magazine anyway.
Focusing on the hot or trendy or just new is not a bad thing. It's a good thing if you know that is what you want to see.
For more behind the scenes of famous or ultra chic houses I would... more info

Make Your Home Look Modern and New:

Home decorating isn't a subject in which I am well versed. In the past, I thought very little about the interior appearance of my residence and generally went for the lowest price when I shopped for new furniture or decorations. I kept my house clean, of course, but I wasn't all that concerned about keeping pace with the latest home fashions. Now, with a new home and a fresh start, I pay much greater attention to home decor and Metropolitan Home is one of my favorite magazines in its genre. It is a home... more info

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