People browsing the magazine shelves in a shop
For spaces

Your space has a feed problem.

Every café looks like every café now. Same plants, same playlist, same renovation the algorithm suggested to everyone at once.

A shelf of independent magazines is the quickest way to make a room feel like someone chose it.

The Status Quo

Nobody makes this easy

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Try buying magazines for a business. Distributors want a full account, a minimum order, and paperwork, all for someone who wants eight good titles refreshed a few times a year. Buying them retail one at a time costs a fortune and eats an afternoon.

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So the shelf never happens. And the room stays interchangeable.

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Pick your pack

A suite of packs, each curated for a specific kind of room. Or build your own from the index.

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One order

Pay however you want. Signup takes under a minute and nothing is locked in. Your pack arrives ready to display.

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Refresh when you want

Seasonal, quarterly, or whenever. Your shelf stays current and you don't think about it.

The Waiting Room pack, stacked
Curated packs

A shelf, chosen for you. Shipped in one box.

Five packs, each built around a kind of room: the waiting room, the cafe, the shop floor. $200 flat, shipping included, eight to ten titles no one else in your neighborhood carries.

You don’t have time to become a magazine buyer. We already are. Order a pack and your space starts saying something before anyone sits down.

See the packs
What print does to a room

One of our publishers left a single copy at her hairdresser’s. Months later, strangers were still messaging her about it.

A magazine on a table gets picked up, photographed, and remembered in a way a screen never is. It tells people who walk in that somebody here made a choice.

Generic spaces compete on price. Rooms with a point of view don’t have to.

A reader with a copy of YOLO Journal

Do I need a distributor account?

No. That's the point.

What's the minimum order?

For packs, none. For individual titles from the index, it depends on the publisher.

How much does a pack cost?

$200 for 8 to 10 considered titles. $300 with a handmade wooden magazine stand. Less than what you spend on flowers.

Do I have to sell them?

Up to you. Plenty of our spaces put them out for guests and never ring one up. Others sell every copy. Fully your call.

Can I choose the titles?

Packs come pre-curated to take the decision off your plate. If you'd rather choose, dig into the index and build your own.

What if my customers take them?

Then it worked.

Magazines laid out on a table

Make the room say something