Traditional Home Print Magazine

Great magazine. Love the regular shipment as opposed to going to the store andbuying magazines.I find tons of ideas and inspiration on the pages.I never throw out the old magazines as thy are fabulous resources no matterhow old they are. You can always take something and turn it and update it and makeit fabulous and contemporary.

My prescription to house and garden was extended to make up for the last T.H. that it would not be delivered any more. I thought that it had been discontinued , but saw it in the grocery store on display . I am very disappointed.

I am a new subscriber and received my first copy of Traditional Home the end of November. While looking through the pages I developed my house decoration plan for this Chrismas. I have the beautiful Frontage Christmas tree in my family room. Empty boxes wrapped under my formal angel tree in the living room. And two hurricane lamps filled with gold balls with green hydrangea on the top for the centerpiece of my dining room table. I also used new ideas fron TH for garlands on my steps and mantel.My house has never looked so lovely. Traditional Home gave me simple, but elegant decorations for my colonial home. Wish I had know about this magazine sooner but so glad I have it now. I can't wait for the next issue to arrive.

Good photos and great coverage of the featured styles. Back to old time magazine’s with thick paper and descriptive commentary.0

We sent a year's subscription to Traditional Home Classics, and our friends to whom we sent it as part of a package anniversary gift are highly pleased with each issue they receive. We were quite satisfied with our choice, & recommend this magazine for all households that enjoy traditional styling and great fresh ideas for home furnishing updates.

This magazine always delivers on the decorating!!

My hope was that TH would continue to be traditional and not become another HGTV/pottery barn mag. We can go on line to get that stuff. Keep to tradition. I know there is a new "American Traditional". The April edition was much better. I think I need an English traditional magazine for a search to the past. I love the contemporary art mixed in. But when it comes to furniture keep it traditional!!!

Candace Cameron Bure shared that she was interviewed in this issue of Traditional Home after she had renovated her house she purchased 5 years ago. I was under the assumption there was going to be details about the work done and the finished details but all it was was a Q & A that was found online for free, nothing to do with the renovation. I was about to find the Spring issue to read Sara Gilbert's interview but after finding it online, it's the same content as Candace Cameron Bure's.