Successful properties nail their concept — down to the smallest design detail. Here are magazines that can add soul to your space.
Hi there. ONDA here — the digital infrastructure for hospitality.
Successful properties nail their concept.
And they sweat every detail — down to the magazine on the coffee table.
Today we're sharing five magazines that can add soul to your space. Pick one that fits your vibe and your guests' sensibilities.
1. Breathe
A quarterly mindfulness magazine
Breathe covers five themes: self-care, healthy living, conscious living, fresh thinking, and everyday escapes. It's a steady favorite among readers into mindfulness, meditation, yoga, Pilates, wellness, travel, and creative thinking.
Perfect for guests who came to unplug.
2. hep.
Travel and photography go hand in hand.
This annual publication is filled entirely with film photography. Each issue centers on one song — its lyrics, the artist, the era — and explores the people, places, and culture connected to it.
3. FILO
A film criticism magazine
FILO blends "film" and "philo-" (meaning "one who loves"). Korea used to have a thriving print film magazine scene — until podcasts and TV took over and demand for print cratered. FILO was made for people who never stopped rooting for film criticism in print.
4. Littor
A bimonthly literary magazine for people who read and write ("literate" people, in Korean wordplay).
"Littor" fuses "literature" and "-tor" (one who does) — meaning "someone who does literature." Each issue has a theme and a fresh lineup of short reads. Great for bookworms, but also for non-readers — the pieces are short and inviting.
5. Conceptzine
A lifestyle magazine that poses one question per issue — and offers a new way to live.
Published monthly since 2012. Palm-sized. People travel to sort out their thoughts — and a magazine about how to approach life might help them find "a new idea" or "a new self."
From wellness lifestyles to photography, film, and literature — the range is wide.
Why not pick a magazine that fits your property's vibe?
Guests notice details. Even a single magazine can elevate their experience.