Don’t ignore the traditional
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Your readers deserve more diversity. I feel certain that more of your subscribers live in traditional-style homes than those who live in the ultramodern, spare and boring homes you continually feature.
Check out bookstores -- and pay attention to the numerous varieties of cottage interior and traditional-interior magazines that fill the magazine racks.
Your readership lives in many Southern California counties, and these places have highly diversified architecture.
Your writers are ignoring the many in favor of the few.
Sally GetzNewport Beach
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