There’s no denying that the turbulent economy has taken a heavy toll on publishing, especially for shelter and lifestyle magazines. We’ve watched several well-loved titles—Domino, Blueprint, and Cottage Living—close their doors, and now we must add another to the list: the beloved ReadyMade magazine.

ReadyMade has long been a source of DIY inspiration and creative energy. The magazine and its staff consistently celebrated hands-on projects, clever design, and the kind of imaginative problem-solving that sparks new ideas. Over the years we’ve had the pleasure of featuring ReadyMade several times on C&H: conversations with founder and former editor-in-chief Shoshana Berger; a tour of editor Andrew Wagner’s striking Tribeca loft; and an insider look at ReadyMade’s headquarters guided by our former intern, Lauren Chorpening.
Our founder, Timothy Dahl, even contributed to the RM 100 with a DIY project that became a finalist: his playful yet practical gold sawhorses. Those moments reflect the close connection many of us had with the magazine—both professionally and personally.
2024 Overland Expo of America: Complete Visitor Guide
If you’re searching for an overlanding gathering that blends high-adrenaline trail-style fun with a friendly, community-driven atmosphere, mark your calendar. The Overland of America Expo arrives in Jay, Oklahoma, on September 13–15, 2024, offering a fresh take on overland events designed for Midwest attendees and visitors from further afield. Presented by SHIFTPOD and set at … Read more