A Primitive Place Magazine

A Primitive Place Magazine In-print magazine of primitive, colonial & early American style with home tours, antiques & history Smith.

A Primitive Place is the fastest growing primitive, colonial, and country magazine on the market today. Each issue is filled with inspiration for the decorator, cook, crafter and gardener looking to live a simpler way of life. In each issue readers of A Primitive Place magazine are welcomed into five perfectly decorated primitive, colonial, and country style homes. Each home tour gives readers ide

as on how to decorate in their preferred style and gives them insight on the top favorite collections of these homeowners. Readers can also tour beautifully manicured primitive, country gardens showing how to bring a love of gardening and primitive decorating together. Each issue also features easy to follow recipes and crafting tutorials. A Primitive Place also welcomes readers into the mind and workshop of the gifted cabinet and pottery maker, David T. Readers can also learn more about the history of their favorite collections through a variety of informative articles. All of these winning elements combined with beautiful photographs, a professional layout, and a feeling of goodwill and camaraderie is why A Primitive Place magazine is the preferred magazine for the multitude of primitive, colonial, and country decorators in the world today.

You can now reserve a single copy of our next Special Edition! šŸšŸ‚Our Special Edition Fall 2026 will be released in mid-A...
06/01/2026

You can now reserve a single copy of our next Special Edition! šŸšŸ‚

Our Special Edition Fall 2026 will be released in mid-August.

This issue is a Special Edition and is not included in subscriptions. It is, however, included in the 2026 Special Edition Bundle Pack.

Our next Special Edition will be devoted to the fall season. Weā€™ll be catching up with past homeowners, sharing never-before-seen photos along with exclusive before-and-after looks at how their homes and collections have evolved over time. This issue will also introduce new homes, never before featured, offering fresh inspiration.

Featured Articles Include:

- The Road Less Traveled: Weathered Barns and Barn Quilts of the Tennessee Back Roads

- Types of Quilts

- Faded Marks of the Old Mill: Antique Feed Sacks

- Fall Cupboards

- and more!

This Special Edition is included in the 2026 Special Edition Bundle Pack or can be reserved as a single copy.

The official cover, homeowner list, and description will be announced at a later date.

Get this issue as part of the 2026 Special Edition Bundle Pack: https://aprimitiveplacemagazine.com/products/2026-special-edition-bundle-pack-includes-all-3-upcoming-2026-special-edition-issues

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06/01/2026

The hand stitching, uneven brush strokes, and the attention to detail. The slight imperfections that prove it was handmade with loveā€¦ and the reason to love folk art!

That is exactly why we love sharing the stories of artisans and makers inside A Primitive Place Magazine. Behind every handcrafted piece is a person keeping history, tradition, and creativity alive. Angela Hillstrom was the featured artisan in our latest issue, and for good reason! ā¤ļø

05/31/2026

Ever wondered whatā€™s inside A Primitive Place magazine? šŸ¤” Weā€™re bringing you a virtual flip-through so you can see exactly what arrives at your doorstep when you subscribe. Since our magazine is offered primarily through us or in select antique shops, this is your chance to peek inside one of our readersā€™ favorite issues, the Fall 2024 issue

From primitive and colonial home tours to rich historical articles and seasonal inspiration, every page is crafted for lovers of early American style. You can catch up on back issues or start your subscription today at www.aprimitiveplacemagazine.com.

In the fast-paced world around us, it is easy to miss important posts. Be sure to follow us across all platforms, PLUS f...
05/31/2026

In the fast-paced world around us, it is easy to miss important posts. Be sure to follow us across all platforms, PLUS favorite our pages and turn on notifications so you never miss exclusive photos and videos, antiques education, decorating inspiration, collecting tips, shopping finds, magazine sneak peeks, behind-the-scenes moments, and more.

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Since the 250 Years of Independence issue was photographed, collections have already continued growing! Brenda Hutto ā€œco...
05/31/2026

Since the 250 Years of Independence issue was photographed, collections have already continued growing! Brenda Hutto ā€œcouldnā€™t resist herselfā€ when she came across the patriotic parade costumes alongside both a 1976 Bicentennial doll and a rarer 1926 Sesquicentennial doll.

These patriotic costumes reflect how Americans historically used pageantry, parades, school programs, and civic celebrations to honor major anniversaries of the nationā€™s independence. Pieces like these became especially popular during the 1926 Sesquicentennial and 1976 Bicentennial, when patriotic dress and Americana symbolism saw a major revival across the country.

The 1926 doll is the more unusual find. That makes it especially interesting historically because the 1926 Sesquicentennial celebration in Philadelphia was a major national event, but far fewer souvenirs survived compared to 1976 Bicentennial material.

She remembers the Bicentennial with remarkable clarity, and now, being featured in a magazine dedicated to the Semiquincentennial, her patriotism is at an all-time high.

To see more patriotic collections, historic Americana, and stories like these, be sure to get your copy of our special edition before we run out!

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05/31/2026

If she could restart antique collecting from the beginningā€¦ this is what she would do differently... Advice from a collector with over 50 years of experience

We recently photographed Chip and Sherry Dā€™Andreaā€™s home in The Woodlands, Texas, for the upcoming Spring 2027 issue of A Primitive Place magazine.

Items are moving quickly here at our booth inside701 Boutique & Antiques Hereā€™s what collectors have been scooping up l...
05/30/2026

Items are moving quickly here at our booth inside
701 Boutique & Antiques Hereā€™s what collectors have been scooping up lately:

ā€¢ Foul rack
ā€¢ Express wagon
ā€¢ Corner shelf
ā€¢ Hogscrapers
ā€¢ Flour tin
ā€¢ Paul Revere lantern
ā€¢ Fabric
ā€¢ Summer 2026 issues
ā€¢ Rag balls
ā€¢ Folk art decorated box
ā€¢ Baskets
ā€¢ Wooden buckets
ā€¢ Patriotic stool
ā€¢ Flag garland
ā€¢ Coverlets
ā€¢ Cookie cutters
ā€¢ And more!

If youā€™ve had your eye on something, donā€™t wait too longā€¦ antiques have a way of disappearing when you least expect it!

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