IPC's Ideal Home maintained its lead, selling 260,439 copies, but it was down 4% for the period and down 5.1% year on year. House Beautiful managed a 1.7% increase in the past six months and was up 18.3% on the year to 215,360 copies.
The period's worst performer was Highbury House's Real Homes Magazine, down 20.4% on the period and down 44.8% year on year to 72,017 copies.
BBC Good Homes showed one of the largest increases of 8.2% for the period and a 22.2% year-on-year rise to 129,778.
Wallpaper, published by IPC, was the only magazine to keep its figures stable with no change per centage change from the previous year at 107,804 - although it was in fact 10 copies down, too small a move to register.
Sister title BBC Homes & Antiques showed a 4.9% increase period on period, but was down 14.8% year on year with a circulation of 120,141 copies.
Country Living remained in the top three with 185,136 readers, up 3.2% for the period and 6.1% on the year.
House & Home, though second to last on the table, showed the largest sales increase of 23.6% year on year to 26,007 copies.
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