Issue 24
Word: Desenrascanço
Forget hygge: Uncertain times call for problem-solving the Portuguese way.
13/06/2017
Isabel & Ruben Toledo
To enter the loft of Isabel and Ruben Toledo is to ascend into a Borgesian sense of infinitude.
22/05/2017
Relationships in Letters
Letter writing, the endangered species of correspondence, is responsible for nurturing some of history’s most celebrated relationships.
22/05/2017
Man's Best Friend
For licking our friends and biting our enemies, we celebrate the endless loyalty of four-legged companions.
22/05/2017
At Home With: Roberto Baciocchi
Restrained in his work as an architect, Roberto Baciocchi likes to let loose at home.
22/05/2017
Art of Breakfast
A meal inspired by Alexander Calder, Cornelia Parker, Damien Hirst, Yayoi Kusama and Salvador Dalí.
22/05/2017
J. du Pré
Prodigal. Dark. Incandescent: A short chronicle of the life of an English cellist.
22/05/2017
Lartigue
Jacques Henri Lartigue was a wealthy bon vivant whose photography was guided by the pleasure principle.
22/05/2017
The Bin Shabibs
In a preview from our forthcoming book, The Kinfolk Entrepreneur, Pip Usher meets Rashid and Ahmed Bin Shabib.
22/05/2017
Minotaure
Lavish covers and literati contributors: the lasting mystique of a 1930s Parisian periodical.
22/05/2017
Excerpt: Hope In The Dark
In her book Hope in the Dark, Rebecca Solnit reminds us that change is never inevitable. It must be fought for.
22/05/2017
Mover and Shaper
A celebrated sculptor and the matriarch of modern dance: the story of an unlikely power couple.
22/05/2017
Michael Anastassiades
Kinfolk’s contributing editor Michael Anastassiades is a leading light on the global design scene.
22/05/2017
Why Do We Lie?
Harriet Fitch Little examines the difference between telling a “good lie” and being a good liar.
22/05/2017
