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Summary: Like Lucky and Shopping Inc? You'll Love Domino!
Comment: Domino magazine is dedicated to showing you the latest in home trends, and also revisiting the classics. Great decorating tips are offered as well such as using copied prints for wall collages. They also have sale coupons to use in the back on things from popular department stores. Seperated into unique sections, this magazine will definately help with those home decor questions that you may have. Product reviews are also given. Great gift for someone just moving out on their own or for a wedding shower.
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Summary: Fresh as a daisy, this is NOT your mother's home magazine!
Comment: In a market positively glutted with "shelter" magazines which are little more than glossy, sometimes feeble, ad-filled clones of already successful titles, Domino is a breath of truly fresh air.
Sure, it's going to have a lot of cutting edge stuff in it that won't fly in the average suburban home, much less a traditional home in the country. But Domino is about ideas, inventiveness, and thinking outside the box. No -- that doesn't mean it's always necessarily sterile and "modern".
It's about looking at color, line, shape and design in a new way. If you step outside the genre you have always loved but grown a bit bored with, you might find it revitalized by the right injection of something new, something borrowed, something cerulean blue ...
Domino deconstructs the "fashion" of interiors, without dumbing it down. It's like a casual, non-hipster, insider elbow-to-elbow look at the real fun (and honest work) of creating livable, lovable spaces.
If you want the tried and the true, Domino is definitely not for you. If you want to have your eyes opened to something you might like, though you had never considered it before, give Domino a whirl.
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Summary: Not what I expected...
Comment: I thought I would LOVE this magazine. I didn't. I wasn't inspired and there were very few things I saw that I thought would work in my home, or most anyone's home. There was one idea I loved though....wallpapering a file cabinet. Very clever.
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Summary: Absolute style
Comment: Domino is really a wonderful read. Each issue is jam packed with ideas, and the editorial content is fresh and not stuffy like so many other home decorating magazines out there. This unique approach to home decor really sets this magazine apart although some of the articles aren't really about home decor in the first place, but more about daily living..subject matter include for instance wine selctions for entertaining, how to develop and run a a book club, how and where to buy lithographs and so much more..they even have deals on record players and unique furniture pieces in the back of the magazine..this is an excellent magazine and I read it from cover to cover each time. It ranks up there with Martha Stewart Weddings..one of those magazines you don't throw away but keep as a reference for ideas and information. Bravo Domino!
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Summary: More for the NYC loft crowd than the rest of us
Comment: I've had a subscription to Domino since the premiere issue and had high hopes. In short, another reviewer said it best when she described the magazine as "disappointing." The market is wide-open for a good home decorating publication, but this just isn't it. Most of the "design" is based on color and textural matchings that are intended to be cutting-edge, but come off as just plain odd. I would recommend saving your money and buying InStyle Home off the newsstand. It's the same genre, but with a more together sense of what design actually is.
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