Kinfolk

Delving deeply into home, work, style and culture, Kinfolk promotes quality of life and connects a global community of creative professionals from London to Tokyo. What will define this next era of design? It’s a question we attempt to answer in Issue Fifty-One of Kinfolk magazine—a visual masterpiece full of inspiring interiors, cutting-edge furniture, and insight from the world’s most thoughtful designers and architects. Inside, we visit 10 of the best emerging and established studios around the world and explore how design is much more than aesthetics; it’s a reflection of culture, a mirror

Kinfolk has deep-rooted ties to Seoul—we’ve published a Korean edition of the magazine for the last 10 years and run a community space in the heart of Gangnam for the last five. Inside Issue Fifty-Three, our editors have drawn on this longstanding connection to curate a guide to spots we’ve come to know and love. You’ll find over 40 pages dedicated to the best the Korean capital has to offer: neighborhoods, coffee shops and bakeries, natural wine bars, restaurants, local fashion brands, museums, galleries and much more.

Kinfolk Magazine is a landmark lifestyle quarterly hailing from from Copenhagen, and not Portland, as appearances might suggest. It is, however, assembled by an impressive international cast that contributes quality journalism, interviews, essays, stories, photography and illustration along themes of home, work and play – basically 'slow living' aimed at demographic heavily populated by young professionals. Founded by two couples (Nathan Williams and Katie Searle-Williams, and Doug and Paige Bischoff), each issue of the magazine is published with a large team of staffers and contributors. Ther

Inside, we visit 10 of the best emerging and established studios around the world and explore how design is much more than aesthetics; it’s a reflection of culture, a mirror to our values and a compass guiding us toward the future.