House & Garden

Name: House & Garden
Rating: 4.7 (759 reviews)
Author: The Conde Nast Publications Limited

Lifestyle

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

759 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Lifestyle
Developer

The Conde Nast Publications Limited
Language

EN
English
Size

18.9
MB

Britain’s most glamorous, inspiring and influential design and decoration magazine. House & Garden unlocks the door to an array of unique homes and outdoor features, ranging from town houses and converted barns to fabulous modern apartments and island retreats. It provides an invaluable sourcebook of ideas, from design and decoration to the best of travel, delicious recipes and fine wine. Back issues and future issues are available for purchase within the App. Future issues are also available through the following auto-renewing subscription(s): -1 Issue (1 Month) at £3.99 / $5.99 -12 Issues (1 Year) at £29.99 The subscription will include the current issue if you do not already own it and subsequently published future issues. Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. This subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period, your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. The cost of the renewal will match the initial subscription price. Please find our Privacy Policy here: http://www.condenast.co.uk/privacy/ Please find our Terms of Use here: http://www.condenast.co.uk/terms/

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

759 Ratings

Great Magazine, Terrible App
02/20/2019

JennyJenkinsNewYork
Why terrible? No benefits of reading a magazine digitally as you find with Architectural Digest. Layout is exactly as it would appear in the print version but sometimes isn’t even aligned properly with blank gaps at the top or bottom of the page. Do they not have anyone proofreading the digital edition? Magazine often seizes and freezes up so that I have to delete the app and start again. You also can’t select issues to delete from device. I subscribe to Vogue and AD for iPad and never have any of these problems. H&G must not have much management support for digital improvements or everyone just assumes H&G’s stodgy old readers don’t care about a digitally amateurish production. Maybe I am the only one. Finally, all the other magazines I subscribe too are way cheaper when you subscribe than to purchase individual issues. The opposite is true with H&G! No discount at all with a subscription. So I just buy and download a copy when I think of it every few months. That must not be helping the bottom line or is it a point of pride that nobody at the magazine cares about the finances of running things? I guess they will care if the magazine goes under, though — or maybe not.
Great Magazine, Terrible App
02/20/2019

JennyJenkinsNewYork

Why terrible? No benefits of reading a magazine digitally as you find with Architectural Digest. Layout is exactly as it would appear in the print version but sometimes isn’t even aligned properly with blank gaps at the top or bottom of the page. Do they not have anyone proofreading the digital edition? Magazine often seizes and freezes up so that I have to delete the app and start again. You also can’t select issues to delete from device. I subscribe to Vogue and AD for iPad and never have any of these problems. H&G must not have much management support for digital improvements or everyone just assumes H&G’s stodgy old readers don’t care about a digitally amateurish production. Maybe I am the only one. Finally, all the other magazines I subscribe too are way cheaper when you subscribe than to purchase individual issues. The opposite is true with H&G! No discount at all with a subscription. So I just buy and download a copy when I think of it every few months. That must not be helping the bottom line or is it a point of pride that nobody at the magazine cares about the finances of running things? I guess they will care if the magazine goes under, though — or maybe not.
Stunning
03/16/2018

George Orr
It is a real treat to read. I also have a subscription. This is a very English look for Americans. Very different from what you might have expected. Always beautifully photographed. A fantastic source to furnish your home with. Superb for ideas on mixing furniture and for color.
Stunning
03/16/2018

George Orr

It is a real treat to read. I also have a subscription. This is a very English look for Americans. Very different from what you might have expected. Always beautifully photographed. A fantastic source to furnish your home with. Superb for ideas on mixing furniture and for color.
Doesn’t seem to work for past issues
12/29/2023

Love_My_Life
I bought a subscription through iTunes that should give me access to past issues, but only the most recent issue seems to be readable. Any past issues say I’ve already bought a subscription but then say I need to log in or restore purchases to read the magazine. Which seems like a waste of 5 bucks so I def canceled my subscription instantly. I wonder if buying thru their website works and thru in app purchase doesn’t or something.
Doesn’t seem to work for past issues
12/29/2023

Love_My_Life

I bought a subscription through iTunes that should give me access to past issues, but only the most recent issue seems to be readable. Any past issues say I’ve already bought a subscription but then say I need to log in or restore purchases to read the magazine. Which seems like a waste of 5 bucks so I def canceled my subscription instantly. I wonder if buying thru their website works and thru in app purchase doesn’t or something.
A Monthly Treat
06/02/2020

Zoe Obie
I always look forward to the beautiful pages of this magazine. Such a monthly treat to peak inside other people’s homes, get great tips on gardening and cooking and just enjoy an hour’s respite from the daily grind
A Monthly Treat
06/02/2020

Zoe Obie

I always look forward to the beautiful pages of this magazine. Such a monthly treat to peak inside other people’s homes, get great tips on gardening and cooking and just enjoy an hour’s respite from the daily grind