Architectural Digest

A review of Architectural Digest, September 20, 2012
Submitted by: wood

Would like to see more modern/contemporary designs, otherwise like the magazine.

A Beautiful Magazine!
A review of Architectural Digest, April 10, 2012
Submitted by: LC from Bradenton, FL

I love the articles and the phots are just beautiful. I read this magazine cover to cover and it always leaves me wanting more! I always look forward to the next issue. Whether you are an interior designer or just love to redecorate your own home, this magazine will never disappoint. I Love this Magazine!

Shadow of Its Former Self
A review of Architectural Digest, April 3, 2012
Submitted by: ericawd

This magazine is a shadow of its former self.  I kept some issues from the 80's and they are something special, they had real class.  The current incarnation has lost quite a bit.

A review of Architectural Digest, October 12, 2011
Submitted by: blue star from ny, ny

I enjoy the modern homes profiled in Arch. Digest.  I would like to see less advertising. If  it is to be the same advertisers they should submit new pictures that include new items or something different that they sell.  The advertising in the front of the magazine seems identical to previous months.  I would like more details about the materials used in the homes profiled such as the type and name of the flooring materials, type of  walls, fabric or wall paper source, name/brand of piant on the wallls.  I like that the editors do not limit the profile to homes in the US but presents homes from abroad.  I don't always find the celebrity homes very interesting, some of them are pretty boring actually.  I assume the celebrity profiles are being used to attract customers...I prefer serious architecturally designed homes with interesting concepts.

Good, but not great. First issue.
A review of Architectural Digest, October 4, 2011
Submitted by: Steph from Mount Bethel, PA

I thought this would be more about the architecture, but in the first issue I found a lot of stuff about the families who paid for the architecture or remodeling, or hotels I might never visit. I'd like to see more about landscape architecture, older houses that are remodeled, fuller pictures, and more about things like the molding, unique staircases, etc. But hey, it's the first issue. We'll see.