Design Space Magazine Is One Of Chicago’s Leading New Architecure And Design Publications

Dec. 2, 2009 - PRLog -- Design Space Magazine came to fruition after years of experience in the furniture and design business. They recognize the absence of representation for every person who desires a modern lifestyle, regardless of budget. Most publications seem to highlight only multi-million dollar homes and expensive renovations. They believe that a magazine should represent everyone, allowing all individuals to explore creativity regardless of finances, home size or location. This idea has resulted in the Design Space Magazine concept. This magazine is definitely the publication to read if you are interested in affordable art, kitchen and bath remodeling products, furniture, and design services.

Each quarter 30,000 issues of Design Space Magazine are printed and distributed throughout the city of Chicago and shipped to subscribers internationally.

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About the founder:

Adolphus K. Shannon, Jr. was born in Monrovia, Liberia (West Africa) in 1976. He relocated to the United States with his family in 1991, while escaping a civil war in Liberia. Since, he has served five years in the United States Marine Corps honorably with achievements, and received his B.S. in Business Management at Tri-State University which is located in Angola, Indiana. Adolphus was employed by the LA-Z-Boy Corporation as an Operations Manager, and he was one of the individuals responsible for endorsing Designer Todd Oldham to help LA-Z-Boy appeal to younger, modern, and more contemporary buyers. In the summer of 2007, he was hired by a national publication, Tails Media Group as Circulation Manager, with responsibilities that included distribution of over 700,000 monthly copies of magazines within 17 major US markets including LA and New York.