Works!
Style
and
Substance
By Scott W. Angus
Cambria’s award-winning magazine connects with readers on many levels.
L
ouAnn Haaf thinks print
has a bright future. But not just any print.
“Print is not going anywhere,” said
Haaf, editor in chief of the award-winning
Cambria Style magazine. “The amount of
digital noise has reset and elevated the
print industry for those who are commit-
ted to creating really quality publications
like Cambria Style.”
Cambria Style is a beautifully de-
signed and carefully curated magazine
that mixes understated product place-
ments with a lively mix of lifestyle con-
tent, ranging from design and decorating
to celebrity profiles to food and drink.
The magazine is the perfect comple-
ment and marketing vehicle for Cambria,
one of the world’s top makers of quartz
countertops.
“It’s a way for us to encapsulate the
Cambria experience into something
that is tangible and shareable, and it
expresses how we feel about our brand,
which is premium from start to finish,”
Haaf said. “From the photography to the
editorial to the paper, there really is no
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