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the unconventional publisher
Christina Coscia
FOUNDER & EDITOR
Leading Peninsula Magazine as Publisher and Editor, I strive to foster impactful dialogue that broadens our collective perspective. This outlet serves as a distinctive vision: a curated visual medium for art, a space for innovative ideas, and a welcoming environment where editorial creatives can present their most sincere selves through collaboration.
Welcome to Peninsula.
We are a female founded, female forward publication created to champion editorial creatives in every form. We are not conventional and that is exactly the point.
I built this world as an invitation: a place to gather, discover, collaborate, and feel at home. Here is what you will find inside.
You will also find my interview series with founders, culinary leaders, and artists, along with sponsored stories my Creative Director, Brittany Chavez, and I bring to life together. I write the storyline. She captures it. We are a very small, very mighty team.
Peninsula Collective
A home for editorial creatives. Each month, one creative is featured on our social through a collaborative post, with their portfolio and website linked on ours. Apply through Submissions. We are building a community of writers, artists, photographers, founders, and makers from around the world.
Be Her™
Our interview series celebrates the female founders and advocates shaping culture through their work, perspective, and influence. Be Her will come to life through pop ups with brands our readers love, beginning in Charleston in February 2027. To honor where Peninsula began, we will spotlight 10 Charleston founders you should know. More details are coming soon, along with interviews from women around the world.
Why Peninsula
I wanted to create a place where no one has to pay to play for a feature. A place that supports the people who inspire me: the brands I would wear, the ones my clients keep in their closets, and the creatives whose stories I want to share with you. I also wanted a place where we could laugh, be surprised, and recognize ourselves in a satirical series.
This brand was not built from competition. It was built through collaboration. That is why submissions are now arriving from around the world.
Peninsula Society
A private social club and a first of its kind. Every event gives 100% of its proceeds back to the community. Giving back is central to why I do this. Since 2023, my company, Home Simplified, has donated $21,000 in organizing and styling hours to Charleston nonprofits and individuals.
In 2027, Society will gather in Charleston twice a year. Each evening will honor an artist through a story told by a chef, and we will share publicly what we raise. In winter 2027, Society heads to Washington, DC.
Our Voices
Artist Demetrius Bing, Executive Chef Daniel Dalton III, and Dino Malvone of The Salt Drop in New York bring their perspectives to the magazine as column contributors. Through Submissions, we welcome recurring collaborators from around the world. At Peninsula, we believe in the power of visual storytelling.
Peninsula House
A satirical series I wrote and filmed with Pixel Studios in Charleston. I play a character who is absurd, delusional, and if we are being honest someone we may all recognize in ourselves. The pilot arrives this winter. Humor is advised.
This June, my family and I are moving to Washington, DC, and Home Simplified has expanded there too. Now serving Washington, D.C. but Charleston gave my brands the space and support to begin. We will always keep a footprint here to honor the businesses, creatives, readers, and community who watched an unconventional publisher make her start.
Thank you for being here. Everything you see from the website and social channels to every story has been made with intention. And there is so much more to come in 2027.
With gratitude,
Christina Coscia
Publisher, Peninsula Magazine
Founder of Home Simplified
Luxury Home Organizer & Home Stylist
With five years of professional experience, Christina began her career in Washington DC in 2021. In 2023, she was part of a home organizing TV show concept prior to moving to Charleston, where Home Simplified launched that same year, serving busy households and working professionals.
Charleston
In Charleston, Christina is reserved for move management, full home organization, and styling projects only. She operates with a two person team until May 2027.