The Kinfolk Home

In a follow-up to The Kinfolk Table that is filled with photos, profiles, interviews and essays, readers are invited inside 35 homes around the world in which the spaces within have been put together carefully, slowly and with great Intention.

 
“Nathan Williams’ first home-design book is as tightly curated as his wildly popular magazine, Kinfolk. The Kinfolk Home features 35 diverse residences across five continents, each with owners who have created environs that are authentic to their values and living style.”
—C California Style Magazine
 
“Advice on creating homes that foster community, center on simplicity and allow for slow living.”
—BookPage
 
“Although slow living may conjure up visions of sparsely furnished interiors, many here illustrate crowded bookshelves, art-filled walls, and rooms populated with children and pets in close to 300 color photographs. VERDICT This handsome volume filled with visuals and advice shows how to create an environment surrounded by meaningful objects and designed to facilitate the enjoyment of life.”
—Library Journal
 

Auteur
Nathan Williams is the author of The Eye, The Kinfolk Entrepreneur, The Kinfolk Home, and The Kinfolk Table and the editor in chief of Kinfolk, a lifestyle magazine published quarterly by Ouur studio. Founded in 2011, Kinfolk maintains a vibrant contributor base from Copenhagen to Cape Town and hosts hundreds of global events each year that bring the community together.

Texte du rabat

"Published in 2013, THE KINFOLK TABLE transformed the way we thought about small gatherings. In this much-anticipated follow-up, Kinfolk founder Nathan Williams shows how embracing that same ethos - of slowing down, simplifying your life, and cultivating community - allows you to create a more considered, beautiful, and intimate living space. THE KINFOLK HOME takes readers inside 30 homes around the world; with inviting photographs and insightful profiles, each home tour is guaranteed to inspire."

Résumé
A follow-up to the widely popular The Kinfolk Table, this time focusing on interior design and the trend of cultivating a more intentional, more intimate home