The Kinfolk Home: Interiors For Slow Living.

Team Yellowtrace

December 16, 2015

interior design, online + print

Delcy Morelos & Gabriel Sierra, Columbia.

Geraldine Cleary's Home, Brisbane, Australia.

Geraldine Cleary's Home, Brisbane, Australia.

Jack Dah & Kristoffer Sakurai, Copenhagen.

Jenni Kayne & Richard Ehrlich, Los Angeles.

Jenni Kayne & Richard Ehrlich, Los Angeles.

Jonathan & Annabel Tuckey, London.

Khai Liew & Nichole Palyga, Adelaide, Australia.

Khai Liew & Nichole Palyga, Adelaide, Australia.

Miquel Alzueta & Africa Posse, Barcelona.

Miquel Alzueta & Africa Posse, Barcelona.

Reiko Ohashi, Hayama, Japan.

Yvonne Kone & Rasmus Juul, Copenhagen.

Geraldine Clear, Brisbane, Australia.

Hideki & Junko Takayama, Mashiko, Japan.

Jenni Kayne & Richard Ehrlich, Los Angeles.

Jonathan & Annabel Tuckey, London.

Khai Liew & Nichole Palyga, Adelaide, Australia.

The Kinfolk Home Cover.

Following the success of The Kinfolk Table: Recipes for Small Gatherings, the Kinfolk team has released a second book, The Kinfolk Home: Interiors for Slow Living.

In The Kinfolk Home, author and Kinfolk founder, Nathan Williams takes readers inside 35 homes around the globe, including Australia, Scandinavia, Japan, USA and beyond. Each home reflects the values of ‘slow living’: simplifying our lives, slowing down and cultivating community.

In addition to over 200 stunning interiors photographs, The Kinfolk Home shares the residents’ stories through insightful interviews and essays. While each home is unique – some modern and urban, others of heritage and legacy – all are connected by the ‘slow’ approach, put together carefully, thoughtfully, and with great intention.

thekinfolkhome.com

[Images courtesy of Kinfolk.]

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Yellowtrace Spotlight: Design News December 2015. December 17, 2015
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Aaron December 17, 2015
It’s finally being mentioned in an interior design web. Highly recommended. Every designer should know them :)
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