Great Lengths
With hair, as with life, it only takes a slight twist to breathe intrigue into the otherwise ordinary.
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Case Design
In Mumbai, a team of international architects have found a way of alchemizing the city’s chaotic spirit into crisp designs.
The New Democrats
In Canada, brothers Jagmeet and Gurratan Singh are redressing the stereotype of “image-conscious” politicians.
La Dolce Vita
Warm skin, gelato and the rustle of cypress leaves: Postcards from an Italian summer.
At Work With: Sherin Khankan
Alia Gilbert talks to Sherin Khankan—leader of Copenhagen’s first all-women mosque.
13 Bonaparte
Prize-winning photographer Allyssa Heuze on her collaboration with 13 Bonaparte.
The Kinfolk Entrepreneur
Meet the international entrepreneurs who are making business personal
Issue Twenty-Eight
Issue Twenty-Eight
Hair Special
Spend the summer combing through the latest issue of Kinfolk.
Selected stories from Issue Twenty-Eight
Day in the Life: Rinus Van de Velde
In Antwerp, we meet a wild child who never was—and hear how art allows him to lead a double life.
Food
The Hunger Games
Chocolate dominoes, shortbread Jenga and Turkish delight checkers—who says playing with your food shouldn’t be creative?
The Blood Menu
When we think of blood relatives, we consider comfort food, handed-down recipes and sharing meals with our families.
Space Bakery
Bread may be a staple food here on Earth but can be a life-threatening hazard in space.
Recipe: Russ and Daughters’ Potato Latkes
These comforting potato pancakes have traditionally been served during Hanukkah, though latkes have come to represent celebration in all its forms.
La Dolce Vita
Warm skin, gelato and the rustle of cypress leaves: Postcards from an Italian summer in Issue Twenty-Eight.
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Florence Lopez
An antique dealer's apartment, where everything is for sale.
Hoshinoya Tokyo
Hoshinoya Tokyo, located in the city’s Otemachi business district, marries Japanese tradition with contemporary architecture and design.
Galería OMR
Galería OMR is the home of contemporary Mexican art, representing an array of emerging and established artists.
Aquazena
In the urban wilderness of Paris, an oasis of calm and curved concrete.
Brothers in Business
Nikolaj and Mathias Mentze
The Danish design duo on what a shared upbringing has taught them about collaborative design.
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The New Democrats
In Canada, Jagmeet and Gurratan Singh are redressing the stereotype of image-conscious politicians.
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The Bin Shabibs
Pip Usher meets Rashid and Ahmed Bin Shabib—the twin brothers behind Brownbook.
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Throwing Shade
If home is wherever we lay our hats, then travel is an opportunity to change into a new one.
Lartigue
Jacques Henri Lartigue was a wealthy bon vivant whose photography was guided by the pleasure principle.
Pattern & Repetition
Science writer Philip Ball speaks on the intertwined relations of our brains and the patterns they perceive.
