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count_zero11:03 UTC04 Dec 2007

I work for a magazine that is looking for a change of name.

I thought it would be interesting for you guys to translate foreign magazine names into English. It might give me some inspiration.

The content is: the home, design, architecture, the environment, lifestyle.

daikan18:21 UTC04 Dec 2007

My first thought is ENVIRONS.
I believe that encompasses all four concepts.

myanmarbound00:45 UTC05 Dec 2007

Great Walls

livencabo13:02 UTC05 Dec 2007

Artistic (small architect font above)
Living (large full width bold)

libbyh00:03 UTC07 Dec 2007

HADEL

H ome
A rchitecture
D esign
E environment
L iving

myanmarbound04:53 UTC07 Dec 2007

HADEL is quite clever but breaks the rule of not giving products a name that might be difficult to pronounce or at the least might have a contentious pronounciation.

dianahaddad05:04 UTC07 Dec 2007

So does "iPod" :-)

toot18:11 UTC07 Dec 2007

So does IKEA.

But I believe the fellow in charge is still one of the wealthiest characters around.

As to a magazine name, what about H.O.M.E. Then you can make up some words for the abbreviations, or alternatively, have the words (opens another window to see OP's original question to check what the hook words were) home, design, architecture, the environment, lifestyle witten underneath the title in tinier letters. Thers's a mag in Hungary I think that does this kind of thing - possibly it is Europeanwide.

mike6517:29 UTC10 Dec 2007

What has the home, design, architecture, the environment, lifestyle have in common.
SPACE
What do you want do do with your magazine?
Add something different, smart, good.
When you cook you add SPICE as the final touch.
So, SPACE-SPICE. Or Spice of the Space.
Stupid?

Logo can be even graphically interesting to solve by your designers.
Maybe you'll like it.
Mike65

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count_zero11:03 UTC04 Dec 2007	I work for a magazine that is looking for a change of name. I thought it would be interesting for you guys to translate foreign magazine names into English. It might give me some inspiration. The content is: the home, design, architecture, the environment, lifestyle.
daikan18:21 UTC04 Dec 2007	My first thought is ENVIRONS. I believe that encompasses all four concepts.	1
myanmarbound00:45 UTC05 Dec 2007	Great Walls	2
livencabo13:02 UTC05 Dec 2007	Artistic (small architect font above) Living (large full width bold)	3
libbyh00:03 UTC07 Dec 2007	HADEL H ome A rchitecture D esign E environment L iving	4
myanmarbound04:53 UTC07 Dec 2007	HADEL is quite clever but breaks the rule of not giving products a name that might be difficult to pronounce or at the least might have a contentious pronounciation.	5
dianahaddad05:04 UTC07 Dec 2007	So does "iPod" :-)	6
toot18:11 UTC07 Dec 2007	So does IKEA. But I believe the fellow in charge is still one of the wealthiest characters around. As to a magazine name, what about H.O.M.E. Then you can make up some words for the abbreviations, or alternatively, have the words (opens another window to see OP's original question to check what the hook words were) home, design, architecture, the environment, lifestyle witten underneath the title in tinier letters. Thers's a mag in Hungary I think that does this kind of thing - possibly it is Europeanwide.	7
mike6517:29 UTC10 Dec 2007	What has the home, design, architecture, the environment, lifestyle have in common. SPACE What do you want do do with your magazine? Add something different, smart, good. When you cook you add SPICE as the final touch. So, SPACE-SPICE. Or Spice of the Space. Stupid? Logo can be even graphically interesting to solve by your designers. Maybe you'll like it. Mike65	8

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