91 Magazine | Special Anniversary Edition

Special 10th Anniversary Edition

An exciting limited edition special anniversary issue of 91 Magazine, celebrating 10 years since 91 Magazine started as an online magazine. This 200 page luxury edition celebrates everything that the magazine loves and supports - creative living, small independent businesses, inspirational people, beautiful photography and carefully crafted words.

"This chunky issue is more on par with a beautiful book than a magazine, and is split into three sections - LIVE, WORK and EAT. With a tactile textured cover and gold detailing, we hope you will treasure this issue for years to come, displaying it in your home and keeping it nearby for regular bursts of inspiration!"

• 200 pages
• Perfect bound with a linen textured fold-out cover, with gold foil detailing.
• Printed in the UK on FSC certified paper with vegetable inks
• Free gift wrapping with every order
• Shipped using eco friendly packaging
• Find more back issues here

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: “This issue is incredibly special to me, featuring not only people and spaces that have inspired me personally over the years, but some who I’ve just recently discovered. Celebration, longevity and reflection are at it’s core as we mark ten years in independent publishing, celebrating not only the magazine’s journey, but the creative community that inspires it. As I reflect back on what has been an amazing ten years of doing what I truly love, I hope it inspires our readers to believe in their own dreams and creative goals.” 

Founded by Caroline Rowland, who is also the editor, 91 Magazine is an independent interiors & lifestyle magazine. Launched in 2011, Caroline longed for a magazine that covered all aspects of creative living, including beautiful homes that were attainable and oozed creativity while mixing vintage, contemporary and handmade looks effortlessly. She wanted craft and DIY projects that were modern, not twee, and that represented current trends, while also being accessible to all levels of skill. She wanted shopping tips, not only from the high street but from obscure corners of the world and the internet, so she felt she was always discovering the newest boutiques and designers. She also wanted to read about creative lives and businesses that would continue to inspire her on her own journey while getting handy tips and advice.