Wallpaper* Magazine

Pros: More, more, more!
Cons: More eventually means less.

I was in the airport the other day, at the magazine stand, when the woman next to me pulled a copy of Wallpaper to her husband and gasped: "God, could it be any more materialistic? It's dripping with products and things that have absolutely no base in...

Pros: Interesting content, great photography, beautiful models, interesting travel features
Cons: Pricey, everything featured is too expensive

Wallpaper is the perfect magazine for discovering those things you absolutely can't live without, but have absolutely no use for. Everything featured in the magazine is ultra-cool and ultra-pricey. From the restaurants and lounges reviewed, to...

Pros: Gaudy, deliciously so; readable
Cons: A bit pricey, compared to its ilk

Oh how I love Wallpaper*.

A magazine that looks like it was designed by Jeff Koons and reads like Edward Said dropped acid and decided that colonialism may indeed be evil, damn, it gave us the ability to decorate really well.

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Pros: photograpgy layouts Cute models
Cons: travel food articles

WAll Paper Magazine- A Lifestyle


Wallpaper Magazine has a totally fresh perspective on decorating and
home accessories. The magazines innovative layouts are not like any other
Home and lifestyle magazine. The photography is...

Pros: Promotes All Things Swedish
Cons: You can't figure it out?

OK, I admit it. Eons ago, when this hefty bimonthly magazine first started making the rounds of all hip, stylish homes, I would place a fresh copy in prominence on my coffee table and even - yes, true - considered replacing my wardrobe with nothing but...

Pros: page after page of art/design
Cons: subscription price

Wallpaper is one of those magazines so full of imagery and information, it's a visual overload for your brain. By the time you actually go cover to cover, the mag will be shredded and dog-eared from over-use. It is a thick mag as well. That many pages...

Pros: great design, great graphics, great photographs
Cons: the articles are a little weak and often irrelevant

As I picked up a copy of Wallpaper from the magazine rack I flipped through the dazzling glossy pages boasting brilliant photographs of anything and everything imaginable. I quickly fell in love with the entire setup of the magazine although most of the...

Pros: Great design, great content.
Cons: Too much architecture.

This magazine is definitely not just for women or for men. It's for people with money! In it you'll find lots of really cool stuff you can't really afford, but you'll want to get them just the same. But there are also other interesting stuff that you can...

Pros: variety of design, intelligent, well balanced
Cons: price

If you appreciate good design in every nook and cranny of your life, then Wallpaper is a must read. Packed with reports, reviews, and luscious photographs of everything from the newest in fashion from around the globe to the most beautiful toothbrush...

Pros: The very best designed magazine in the world
Cons: I little pricey for subscription

I have been reading WALLPAPER for over a year and a half...I look forward to every page...Each month I check my local newstand for the newest copy...I rush over and grab it holding it close to my chest (just kidding)Anyway...I wrote this because...

Pros: It is beautiful
Cons: It is expensive

I really like Wallpaper*. It is mostly because it is highly inspiringly to flick through. There are beautiful pictures and stories which tell me about places, things, people and happenings that I can't read about everywhere else.
It is quite...

Pros: Beautiful Photography
Cons: Cost (order direct wallpaper.com for best price.)

I fell in love with the photography in this magazine and found my self at borders searching out each issue as it was released.

The magazine is the ultimate in outstanding design and glossy travel. If you want to discuss the geopolitical climate in the far east don't bother looking here. But if you want to know where the new hot restaurant is in Dubai you have found your place. It's not likely that I'm going to be shopping for a pair of $2000 shoes or a alligator handbag any time soon but I still enjoy the accessibility of the authors of this magazine. My subscription is definitely a guilty pleasure.