Domino’s best content, both new and archival, will fill the pages of Quick Fixes, available on newsstands April 17 for $10.99. A second special edition is scheduled for the Fall.
The magazine will featured easy, inexpensive changes that make a big difference from quick spruce-ups of dowdy furniture to more involved DIY projects like painting stairs or reorganizing a home office. Catherine Kelley, Executive Eirector of Content Creation at Conde Nast, will head the team of editors.
“This special edition of Domino is another example of Condé Nast’s objective to bring brands to life across multiple platforms, and give consumers more of what they love in new and exciting ways," said Thomas J. Wallace, editorial director at Condé Nast. “Domino Quick Fixes will be a treasure trove of useful and creative information, and a must-read for any Domino fan.”
The publication will join other past Condé Nast branded special editions including: Gourmet Holiday, Vogue Best Dressed, Vanity Fair Hollywood Scandal, and Glamour 1,000 Dos & Don’ts to Dress by Forever, among others.
The magazine will featured easy, inexpensive changes that make a big difference from quick spruce-ups of dowdy furniture to more involved DIY projects like painting stairs or reorganizing a home office. Catherine Kelley, Executive Eirector of Content Creation at Conde Nast, will head the team of editors.
“This special edition of Domino is another example of Condé Nast’s objective to bring brands to life across multiple platforms, and give consumers more of what they love in new and exciting ways," said Thomas J. Wallace, editorial director at Condé Nast. “Domino Quick Fixes will be a treasure trove of useful and creative information, and a must-read for any Domino fan.”
The publication will join other past Condé Nast branded special editions including: Gourmet Holiday, Vogue Best Dressed, Vanity Fair Hollywood Scandal, and Glamour 1,000 Dos & Don’ts to Dress by Forever, among others.