Scandinavi Living (UK)
Scandinavian Living focuses on planning, architecture and interior design and represents everything the Nordic countries are known for: timeless quality, handicraft, simplicity, sustainability and aesthetic value.
Håndvaerk
HÅNDVÆRK is not a magazine, it¿s not a book ¿ it¿s a bookazine! This second issue revolves around textile, which plays a key role throughout our lives in many different ways. The bookazine has a Scandinavian perspective and a global outlook and is full of stories about passionate artisans in the form of interviews and features accompanied by amazing and inspiring photos.The HÅNDVÆRK bookazine invites you to meet a wide range of talented, dedicated craftspeople, artisans, makers and communicators. In this new issue, Rigetta Klint has spoken to weavers, hatters and knitwear, fashion and textile designers. Thus, this issue of the bookazine offers insight into many types of fibres and knowledge about a wide variety of textile crafts.
Daphnes Diary
A magazine full of inspiration and style. Interiors, Gardens, vintage, workshops, recipes, trips & travel, shopping…
Military Modelcraft
This magazine covers all aspects of military modelling, including dioramas, figures, armour and all types of military vehicles.
Military Modelcraft
This magazine covers all aspects of military modelling, including dioramas, figures, armour and all types of military vehicles.
Maison E
MAISON Ë focuses on various areas of sophisticated living. It
combines timeless fashion with subtle elegance and presents
beauty as an expression of inner grace.
MAISON Ë invites you to discover new styles, enjoy the exquisite,
and celebrate life’s pleasures.
MAISON Ë provides you with a range of inspiring locations, from
quiet retreats to vibrant urban oases.
MAISON Ë features art and design that enrich life and stands for
joy, authenticity, and timeless elegance.
Maison E
MAISON Ë focuses on various areas of sophisticated living. It
combines timeless fashion with subtle elegance and presents
beauty as an expression of inner grace.
MAISON Ë invites you to discover new styles, enjoy the exquisite,
and celebrate life’s pleasures.
MAISON Ë provides you with a range of inspiring locations, from
quiet retreats to vibrant urban oases.
MAISON Ë features art and design that enrich life and stands for
joy, authenticity, and timeless elegance.
RUM hemma
Rum Hemma är det urbana design- och livsstilsmagasinet som förespråkar personlig inredning, exklusiv design och inspirerande livsstil. Här är varje hemma hos-reportage valt med fingertoppskänsla och innehållet sträcker sig från inspirerande idéer till djupgående features ¿ alltid med integritet, insikt och örat mot marken. Vi varvar kul plocksidor och de senaste nyheterna med spännande reseberättelser och kul spaningar. Omslagen alltid on point ¿ perfekta att ha framme.
Tidningen vänder sig till såväl urbana lägenhetsinnehavare och entusiastiska radhusägare till storstilade villabor och romantiska landetlovers. För att inte tala om de som drömmer om ett helt nytt boende.
Down Beat
Contemporary music, aimed at seriously involved player and listener. Contains interviews, record reviews, news, professions, new products, profiles. Jazz, Blues and beyond. Each issue of Downbeat is filled with the in depth interviews of today s contemporary musicians. Featuring profiles on new talent, stats on the top high school and college talent, tips and how to s from the pros, world accepted record reviews, and much more. Downbeat keeps you up to date on everyone and everything making it happen in music.
Absolute Sound
The Absolute Sound is about music and the reproduction of music in the home. Our assumption is that the sound of music, unamplified, occurring in a real space is a philosophic absolute against which we may judge the performance of devices designed to reproduce music. In other words, there is a real thing out there, an absolute sound, that we are able to use as an ultimate and irrefutable reference. That sound may occur in a large room or concert hall (small or large). That music can be bluegrass, folk, jazz, big band, or classical. (Nor need instrumental music be our only reference: the human voice will serve as well.) Such is the real thing and in our descriptions of how a component s sound either honors or departs from music s truth, we are, given a common language, basing our findings upon observation, not upon a sliding scale of relative subjective reactions without antecedent in reality. Of course, our reactions to what we do observe are subjective and will ever be until that remote day when it is no longer possible to distinguish the illusion from the reality.