I've been waiting for this! I'm way over antlers, though.

i'm sorry, i can't get over the name. i knew a guy named lonny, not very stylish at all. and yes, i know what it stands for but to me it'll always just be polyester lonny.

I just discovered Lonny! I'm SO excited because it really does remind me of Domino (my favorite magazine of all time). Does anyone know how I can see the October issue? Or is it offline forever???

What does Lonny stand for?

does anyone have any info on that daybed featured on page 150? it's beautiful and I kind of want it.

@dmstudio: LONdon New York. Kinda like Nylon.

there is a link to the previous issue on the table of contents

loved it!

always love a look at lisa fine's spaces. that east harlem studio was pretty cool too. the parisian hotel was really something. those b/w drapes are gorgeous as was that dining room!

i'm not into this but two typefaces stood at as really lovely.

Love the cover story!!! Brad Ford is super talented--wow! the daybed was his (see the copy for the backstory), but you could probably contact him for details...bradfordid.com or designtherapy.com

I like this magazine, but I'm still getting used to the online format. Call me old-fashioned, but I love curling up with a good magazine...staring at a screen just isn't the same.

Anyway, for a new magazine it seems like it's off to a good start. However, I just hope the content steers a bit more toward the "Domino look" in future issues.

This is a great format. I love that you can "flip" the pages like a magazine, and zoom in on anything interesting. I think it's great that putting it online enables them to feature so many more interiors.

For these first two issues, they seem to have covered a good variety of decorating styles, from more ornate and formal to more casual.

Overall, a big thumbs up from me.

Am I silly...how do I print this out if I want to? Not page by page but all at once!

Anyone else think ink-y walls are on their 14th minute?

The fact that you can view the magazine in full-screen format by clicking on the icon at the top of the page made it a LOT easier for me to see without having to zoom in as often. I would still love it more if it were on paper though...

The Brad Ford article and pics are well worth a visit to the site. The apt pictured in that article is perfect.

rockalita and DCAI - I'm so with you. I wish it were on paper, too - much easier to read on the train, plus I just like the tactile feel of turning the pages. I tried to print it by page spreads, but it was a pain. Guess I'm just too old school!

Format aside, I do like the articles and hope they continue in a more Domino-like direction. I still weep every month when my issue of Domino does not arrive...

Is there some way of receiving emails from the magazine that each new issue is available for viewing? i didn't see any way to contact them on their website... I feel like I just must not be seeing it...

Anyone know what brand of shoes Nina Freudenberger is wearing on page 139?