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Let Architectural Digest host your visit through some of the world's most beaut iful and luxurious homes. You'll learn the popular trends in decorating today f rom the best designers in the business as well as what's chic in art furnishing s. Articles include the latest on antiques, modern furniture, electronics, land scaping, and travel.

Bon Appetit invites readers to roll up their sleeves and cook. Then to join us at a great table, one that might be set anywhere from Boston to Bangkok. Both inspiring and practical it delivers the just right mix of sophistication and accessibility, indulgence and simplicity and always quality without pretense.

A home design magazine with articles and colorful photojournalism on furniture, architecture and decorative accessories to make an unique and personalized showplace of your home. Has an international flair and includes interviews and profiles of today's most highly regarded decorators and artisans.

For men and women who live an adventure bound, art loving, skeet shooting lifestyle and who have a love affair with the South. At the heart of Garden and Gun is a love for the outdoors - upland bird hunting, gardening, fishing, sailing, equestrian sports and conservation. From a look at Jefferson's plans for Monticello's gardens to a trout fishing expedition on the Soque River to a visit inside Hemingway's Cuba, extravagant and lush photography combine with precise and compelling articles to reveal the seductions of the South and the Caribbean.

Town and Country Magazine is America's premier lifestyle magazine for the affluent, an elegant publication that shares and shapes its readers' discerning tastes in fashion, travel, design, beauty, health and the arts and antiques. Photography and fine writing grace its pages. Founded in 1846, Town & Country has the distinction of being America's oldest continuously published general-interest magazine. During its 150-plus years, the magazine has chronicled the achievements of many of the country's most famous figures, and in the process, has become an American institution itself.