Designer Arik Levy has come up with the perfect way to organize, file, and store my magazines in plain sight while giving me additional seating wherever I need it with his his Book Stool.
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I save all my mags too. The only ones i get rid of are BHG but before i do that I go through them and tear out all the stuff i like. Then i recylcel the rest. I have a large collection of Martha S., country living, country garden, garden shed, bhg garden issues, maryjanesfarm, etc… I think they look great in stacks against the walls too!lol
I went and bought those magazine holders for Martha Stewart + Cooks magazines… but for the chunkier versions ( altho Martha’s often qualify) I really like this idea …wonder if I could away with cheaper straps?
stacked against walls, books and magazines provide great insulation
in this drafty old house.
good rationalization.
I save all my mags too. The only ones i get rid of are BHG but before i do that I go through them and tear out all the stuff i like. Then i recylcel the rest. I have a large collection of Martha S., country living, country garden, garden shed, bhg garden issues, maryjanesfarm, etc… I think they look great in stacks against the walls too!lol
an entire bench of stools- there you go Joanne 🙂
I went and bought those magazine holders for Martha Stewart + Cooks magazines… but for the chunkier versions ( altho Martha’s often qualify) I really like this idea …wonder if I could away with cheaper straps?