Kinfolk was founded in Portland and operates out of Copenhagen, but the magazine—and its ongoing exploration of quality of life—has long had roots in Japan. For the Tokyo Issue, we brought the expertise of our Shibuya-based editorial team together with the talents of our international contributors to present the city as we know it: one of navigable neighborhoods, courteous codes and cutting-edge culture.
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As daylight fades into the neon lights of night, Tokyo reflects its own glow.
The philosophically-inclined architect speaks to Anindita Ghose about exporting his vernacular style.
In Tokyo, Alex Anderson discovers a house of two halves.
Hey, kitty girl! Join us in the studio with Socrate—the Parisian glamour puss who always lands on his feet.
No sushi, no skyscrapers: A slow guide to the world’s fastest city.
A playful guide to making your carry-on less of a carry on.
Meet the designer who pairs hyper-feminine fashion with sneakers.
Join us in the studio with Socrate—the Parisian glamour puss who always lands on his feet.
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Expert advice on an awkward accessory with milliner Ellen Christine.
An award-winning music writer on learning to appreciate a sudden skronk as much as a beautiful trill.
In Malta, an exploration of the architecture of Richard England—the fun uncle of Mediterranean modernism.
From Art Deco home tours to viewing the best of Milan’s design heritage through the expert curation of gallerists like Rossana Orlandi and Nina Yas
Is utopian architecture a doomed quest to build human progress with bricks and mortar?
In partnership with Bang & Olufsen, we meet the Shanghai-based designers fuelled by ’90s nostalgia and anime soundtracks.
The celebrated Japanese composer reveals the oddly shaped edges of his constantly questing mind.
