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LRF
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05/01/2010 8:43 pm  

metropolitan home has bitten the dust. no more magazine
I thought the magazine had some good issues, not always the best home features, but as a modern magazine I hate to see it go. El Decor is its sister magazine.


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05/01/2010 8:51 pm  

I enjoyed
Flipping through Met Home, as there was always one or two things that piqued my interest. Their food section was especially good. Also, you could get a subscription for very cheap or for free.
Met Home has/had a much more modern aesthetic than Elle Decor.


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SDR
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05/01/2010 9:32 pm  

Not
to be confused with Metropolis -- which I assume is still going strong ?
(I tend to be behind the curve on cultural issues, having my head stuck firmly in the Modernist Past. . .!)


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05/01/2010 10:05 pm  

Right.
Metropolis is still being published.


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Poach
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06/01/2010 2:33 am  

Metropolis
...albeit in a smaller format than it used to be.


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SDR
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06/01/2010 7:42 am  

Yeah --
I recall the oversized version -- maybe meant to echo the old Village Voice tabloid format, or something (being NYC based. . .) Did it come originally from one of the schools -- Cooper Union, Pratt ? Or am I making that up. . .


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Olive
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06/01/2010 6:41 pm  

Wow, no more Met Home
I was my first modernist mag, before Dwell came a long. I got Met Home for years right up until we moved to Santa Fe. Except for Dwell, I jetisoned everything, including Metropolis, at that point. Sorry to see Met home go. I was introduced to a wider spectrum of modernism by reading it. Too bad.


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JeffB
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07/01/2010 8:35 pm  

Wow
As a subscriber, I don't recall receiving a letter to that effect. I wonder if they'll just sub in Elle Decor for the remaining issues?
Modernism is my favorite and I would truly miss it if they were to shut down.


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whitespike
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07/01/2010 9:46 pm  

Didn't care for the rag - but...
Didn't care for the rag - but my condolences nonetheless. They got to where they only featured homes that were too perfect. I like my modern with a side of eclecticism.


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07/01/2010 10:56 pm  

Far from perfect, imo
The magazine was never strictly modern. They always featured a variety of architecture and decor styles, usually centered around modern but not always.
It was worth looking at for free or a few bucks, anyway.


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whitespike
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07/01/2010 11:05 pm  

So what's left that's worth...
So what's left that's worth a damn? Dwell is sucking...


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Olive
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08/01/2010 12:31 am  

Not much, whitespike
I'm actually thinking of letting my one remaining paper subscription laspe...dwell. I'm a charter subscriber, kinda feel bad about it, but I'm tired of them rehashing the same old thing over and over.


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08/01/2010 2:07 am  

I don't know
Everything that I've subscribed to in the past is disappearing... And I've let my dwell subcription run out.
There are a few non-US titles that I would peruse every now and then... But they are so expensive to purchase or subscribe to.


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JeffB
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08/01/2010 2:43 am  

My 2 Current Favs:
Modernism as mentioned above and I also just recently started a subscription to Garden Design that's really nice if your modern design interests carry over to the outdoors. I subscribe to Dwell as well but, it's not really my thing.


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LuciferSum
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09/01/2010 9:40 pm  

The only
The only mag I've ever found truly relevant was Metropolis. Modernism is a bit too focused for me - I don't really care for Modern pottery, for example, or Deco jewelry. Metropolis trends a little corporate, but I still find it interesting as they deal with a lot of preent day issues. And their typographer has finally stopped taking amphetamines, so its getting easier to read 🙂


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