Kinfolk, as you may know, is famously about a kind of wholesome slow living that exults in deliberately curated moments, carefully selected objects, and, as its tagline once read, “small gatherings.”
Spot the Difference by Aaron Tilley
Each photograph that makes it into the magazine is judged on its ability to stand alone — and stand the test of time. Given that it can take several months and a dozen pairs of eyes to get from the first idea to the final image, it sometimes feels like a shame that magazines themselves are ultimately ephemeral.
Le Chat Chic by Luc Braquet
It was thoughts like this that became the catalyst for the Kinfolk Print Collection: An edit of ten images from the magazine selected by the Kinfolk team in collaboration with ALIUM, a Copenhagen-based art gallery showcasing a curated collection of artworks and objects by handpicked artists. Spanning architecture, art, animals and still life arrangements, the Kinfolk Print Collection features a curation of favourite shots and most enduring editorial images from the last two years.
Xavier Corberó 01 by Salva López
How to Wear a Hat by Simone Cavadini
Things Fall Apart 02 by Pelle Crépin
Xavier Corberó 02 by Salva López
Soft Strokes 01 by Diana Dal-Pra
Soft Strokes 02 by Diana Del-Pra
Muscle Memory by Dorte Tuladhar
Ranging in size from 40×50 cm to 50×70 cm, each image has been reproduced as a high-quality Giclée print on 265g fine art paper.
Since 2011, Kinfolk has dedicated its magazine to stories about creativity, community and living life with intention. 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. Kinfolk has since become a leading lifestyle authority with a dynamic mix of print and online media.
Lifestyle imagery: Styling by Sofie Brünner / Photography by Enok Holsegaard
Product imagery: Styling & photography by Sofie Staunsager
