Perfect home appears to appeal to the Ikea set or maybe those well off young people (who used to be called yuppies) who probably move straight into a brand newly built house as their first home. The overall style of the magazine is definitely contemporary (You won't find eclectic or 'oddbal' ... Read review
Advantages: Glossy, lots of content Disadvantages: Very stylised - for a particlual market
Perfect home appears to appeal to the Ikea set or maybe those well off young people (who used to be called yuppies) who probably move straight into a brand newly built house as their first home. The overall style of the magazine is definitely contemporary (You won't find eclectic or 'oddbal' homes featured here) and 'young'.
The magazine tends to feature the home room by room, by this I mean the contents are divided into living, kitchens ... ...a plethora of competitions in Perfect Home as you do with some mags. Having said that though, there is a £3,000 Kays Catalogue competition this month.
A magazine with a definite style and image which will either appeal to you or not. If you are not into sleek, shop bought goods and prefer a more individualised home this mag may not appeal. On the other hand if you are a frequent visitor to showhomes, you will love it.
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Perfect home appears to appeal to the Ikea set or maybe those well off young people (who used to be called yuppies) who probably move straight into a brand newly built house as their first home. The overall style of the magazine is definitely contemporary (You won't find eclectic or 'oddbal' homes featured here) and 'young'.
The magazine tends to feature the home room by room, by this I mean the contents are divided into living, kitchens and dining, bathrooms, bedrooms and so on, although readers homes are featured and there are other features dotted throughout the magazine of course.
There are usually some 'goodies' or 'giveaways' up for grabs, but you don't get a plethora of competitions in Perfect Home as you do with some mags. Having said that though, there is a £3,000 Kays Catalogue competition this month.
A magazine with a definite style and image which will either appeal to you or not. If you are not into sleek, shop bought goods and prefer a more individualised home this mag may not appeal. On the other hand if you are a frequent visitor to showhomes, you will love it.
Perfect home appears to appeal to the Ikea set or maybe those well off
young people (who used to be called yuppies) who probably move
straight into a brand newly built house as their first home. The
overall style of the magazine is definitely contemporary (You won't
find eclectic or 'oddbal' homes featured here) and 'young'.
The magazine tends to feature the home room by room, by this I mean
the contents are divided into living, kitchens and ... ...a plethora of competitions in Perfect Home as you do with
some mags. Having said that though, there is a £3,000 Kays Catalogue
competition this month.
A magazine with a definite style and image which will either appeal to
you or not. If you are not into sleek, shop bought goods and prefer a
more individualised home this mag may not appeal. On the other hand if
you are a frequent visitor to showhomes, you will love it. ...
gailmill 19.08.2000
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