Lonny recently published it’s 5th online issue – and the June/July release is a great cover to cover read. Because of it’s soft-copy presence, the editors can bring 239 colorful pages to life and enough ahhing & oogling to fill at least one afternoon.
I’ve actually had to break my Lonny time into two or three coffee cup increments over the past week because there’s, well, too much! But here are a few of my favorite spreads:
I miss print. I miss my Domino and while I look forward to House Beautiful and Elle Decor each month it would be wonderful for Lonny to one day create an issue that I can dog ear, too. Until then, check out the entire online issue here.
PS Wouldn’t it be great if we could subscribe internationally {at a reasonable price} to a few of our favorites? I’m a huge fan of faraway publications such as RealLiving in Australia and NZ House & Garden from New Zealand.
Morgan, I LOVE your blog!!! I’ve gotten so many ideas!! Great information! Thanks so much!!!
Thanks, Dana!!
I love it! Thanks so much for sharing, Morgan!
I completely agree that I would love to get my hands on a copy of Lonny someday. I spend so much of any day on the computer and love to curl up with a magazine sometimes. Carol
I buy all the time foreign publications here in Finland, (although Australian Real Living or NZ House & Garden aren’t sold her). I am happy to have found online magazines as Lonny and Nesting Newbies, it is quire expensive hobby to read foreign magazines… Although have to say browsing online is not as relaxing as curling on corner of a sofa and flipping pages of a real magazine.
Lumo, I definitely agree. I attempted to order a few foreign magazines online and they ran close to quadruple the newsstand price! Crazy. I also agree on the curling up with a good magazine too :).
~Morgan
I am so with you on this one! I would love to have a tangible copy of Lonny. I really miss Domino and I often think I’d like to print Lonny out. We should start a petition!
Haven’t looked through it yet, look at all the great images…but yes, there is nothing quite like an actual magazine to thumb through! Janell