handling magazine storage

I love my magazines. I love the way they sit neatly in piles on my bookshelves. I love when I get a magazine in the mail and I get to crack it open and enjoy the exhilarating process of turning the pages. But they are starting to take over! I will soon run out of space on my shelves, and I don’t want to start a new pile anywhere else – it looks right just the way it is.

I also love Pinterest, and if you click on it you will see my page. I get to ‘dog-ear’ as many ‘pages’ as I like and it doesn’t take up any extra space! This format is so different than any magazine could ever be, and while I love both, it’s the magazines that give me the biggest thrill.

But in the end, it is a space issue. So the other day I started going through my old magazines again. I start with the oldest ones and look for those dog-eared pages and rip them out. Or, as I just discovered, I could google the image and if I find it, voila, it gets pinned on my Pinterest.

Best of both worlds for sure!

What do you do with your magazines? Are you a magazine junkie too?

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2 Responses to handling magazine storage

  1. Margot says:

    Tee hee, well, that’s me in my house in the first shot, which was taken 11 years ago (!). I must confess I have probably even more mags now. Over the years and several moves I have gotten rid of about a 4ft high stack of mags every couple of years – but of course I have continued to buy more – every month. It’s just crazy. But I definitely use a lot of them. This summer another massive stack will get the boot. I don’t think I’d ever get rid of all of them.

  2. Toronto Designers says:

    Margot, I clipped that magazine page 11 years ago and I still love it! It reminds me of a Montreal apartment, where I grew up. So charming. And indeed, love the piles of magazines. It was my first inspiration to how I wanted my own magazines to lie. Thanks for all your inspiration over the years. And it’s nice to know I’m not the only magazine junkie! ;)

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